Léa’s apartment was everything we could have hoped for: great layout, enough space for all of us to move around, and excellent location- which was important considering the metro strike happening. Key locations to visit were 40 mins away walking. WiFi is a little spotty, it appears to be a shared connection so you are likely to have a better connection when others are away or sleeping.
We had five adults in the apartment for half of the time we were there. We were able to maneuver around with little issue, the second bathroom was key, but for those who are used to loads of space, you may find it a little tight. There are three separate sleeping spaces, one is separated from the living space by a curtain, but we all felt as though we were able to maintain privacy. The only issue we experienced was because the apartment is located off of the courtyard, two bedrooms could hear any noise from people returning to the building if they were talking. If you are a light sleeper and have an option, definitely take the room on the side of the apartment away from the door.
We found all we needed for using the kitchen, and for our stay in general. Loads of soap and shampoo were provided, in addition to towels. Léa herself was easy to communicate with and always ready to help if we needed anything, even while being on holiday herself. There is a grocery store (both standard and organic store) less than 2 mins away, a boulangerie at the end of the block, and a very good cafe across from the building. Access to line 1 (an automated line that doesn't go on strike) is less than 10 mins from the apartment, Place de la Bastille is less than 10 mins away, and Place des Vosges is two blocks away.