We enjoyed our stay. The host was charming and helpful, suggesting local restaurants and bakeries. Bottles of wine and water were provided in the fridge and capsules for the coffee machine.
The flat is self contained with its own door onto an internal courtyard. The decor is eclectic with objets trouvés - think trendy sixties film. There is a small double bedroom on a mezzanine and a large room with the kitchen a large dining table and settee. The hall to the bedroom has a sofa bed.
There were lots of power sockets.
The kitchen has a hob, large but noisy fridge, oven, Nespresso machine, toaster, and loads of kitchen utensils. The double bowl kitchen sink was serviceable but had seen better days.
The bathroom has a large shower, sink and WC, the waste being pumped. There is no bath. Tip - on our last day I realised the mirrors in the bathroom are cupboards contains bottles of lotions and potions left by guests.
Lastly the area is quite mixed with a halal butcher next to a kosher restaurant, and a lot of street life at night, though we never felt threatened. There is a market on the main road on Fridays. The Metro Line 2 is very close and the 96 bus takes you straight to the middle of town where you can walk to Notre Dame etc.