For those wanting a more immersive experience in the "real" Paris, this apartment is ideal. The little street with its small restaurants, the incredible Haussmann architecture, the proximity to the Cemetierie d Montmarte ("Excuse my French," as the Georgia cracker said when he stubbed his toe) all meet a more mature, literate expectation than one of, say, Pigalle, Disneyland, and the truly Awful Tower.
One thing you should be aware of is the amount of noise passing motor scooters and chatty pedestrians can create in a small stone street in a canyon of beautiful buildings . But windows are made to be open. We quickly got used to it and even enjoyed some of the music, childish laughter and neighborly cursing of a lunkhead futbol move that floated our way. French is a delightful language to hear, whether you comprehend or not. Or you can close the windows; problem solved.
Max & Julien are superior hosts. During the Great Heat Wave of Mid- May, 2022, Julien brought us a small fan to move the air through. Fortunately the weather broke, but we kept the fan going out of nostalgia.