Just spent a week in this apartment and had a great stay. It is very well located in Paris for a central jumping off point to the whole city. Bus & Metros nearby are great to access main tourist spots but also areas of Paris for residents. As a 20yr Paris resident who just moved to the U.S. I really enjoyed staying in a new part of the city upon my return.
The apartment has everything one or two people might need for a stay, the building was extremely quiet and street noise minimal, a definite plus in the middle of the city. For the gourmande, Le Bon Marché is a decent walk away and on the street is a perfectly stocked small grocery store, pharmacy and some small restaurants that are pretty good for eating out close to home.
Added plus was the bathtub (great for soaking sore legs!) and the apartment is very well laid out for as small as the space is.
My only critiques of the apartment are that though Patrice very kindly showed me a small glitch in the pull out sofa bed (pretty comfortable as the Parisian daily ones are, we had one in our old studio, so I'm familiar with them) it was still extremely difficult for me to get open that first night, so much so that I just left the bed open, but for a woman smaller and less adept then myself it might be quite difficult. The only other commentary I have is that the pictures of the apartment showed a Nespresso machine & capsules in the kitchen (which I wanted in my Paris rental) which are no longer there, and pictures also showed an interior full wooden light blocking blind (a selling point for me, as I like dark apartments for sleeping, being sensitive to light) which is completely gone and replaced with fairly flimsy blinds that flip up and down, and an exterior bamboo blind. Neither of these things are major, but were important to me, so I felt it should be mentioned.
Truly a great little apartment, communication was quick and convenient with Patrice, great location for Paris and would recommend it for a stay.