This is a great and desirable area of Paris and we were happy to be able to stay in this neighborhood. The apt. itself is in a cool old artist's loft with views of a lovely courtyard. However, several small / easy things could have made the experience much, much nicer! We had to purchase our own toilet paper as there was less than 1/4 roll when we arrived, there were no paper towels or napkins, only one kitchen towel for an entire week, and we were left only 4 coffee pods for the coffee machine. Finding coffee pods in a foreign city is not the easiest endeavor and there was no other type of coffee pot to use. In addition, the apartment has a very strong smell of smoke that did not dissipate, even when we left the windows open. There were no bath mats, so the bathroom floor became very slippery when we showered, and we were provided only 2 worn bath towels and 2 hand towels. We have several rental properties ourselves and find things like extra toilet paper and plentiful new towels, extra blankets, coffee and tea, cream, butter, jam, etc. to be very helpful to people traveling. No one really wants to arrive for a short stay and have to go shopping for all the essentials! Finally, Mme Rozes was polite and punctual to let us in... but I must say that I found it *very* uncomfortable to have her check over every aspect of the apartment in front of us and tick things off on a contract we had to sign before we left. I have never experienced this before and would not dream of doing it to my own guests who stay in our apts.