Hemingway would have dreamt it: imagine a wonderful 18th century apartment, fully decorated with taste and genuine furniture, perfectly quiet although hyper-central, and so large it can fit a whole family -- with a private space for the kids...
Before living in NYC, I have been a Parisian for 45 years, and, as an art historian, know the city and its secrets fairly well. I could not have ever imagined such a beautiful place, and such a nice welcome from our hosts. And we were lucky, because this was our honey moon!
And our daughter of 11, who travelled to Paris for the first time, felt she was a princess, and an extatic one, I would say.
As per the location, just imagine you are a walk away from the Luxembourg Garden (5mn), from the Sainet Chapelle and Notre Dame (10mn), from the Louvre (15mn), and literally amongst the most charming restaurants in Paris.
Hemingway was describing Paris as a Moveable feast.
He would have loved Dominique's place, which is 20m from Sylvia Beach's bookstore, where Joyce published Ulysses.
Dear Dominique, thank you again for this wonderful place!