So cosy but so well designed it does not feel cramped.
Spotlessly clean and with a well equipped kitchen, lovely bathroom and luxuriously comfortable bed it instantly became our favorite place in Paris.
Convenient to many lovely inexpensive places to eat, Bochina, across the road for Columbian food, Le Manguier (67 Avenue Parmentier) to experience Senagalese food, Les Nicois (7 Rue Lacharriere), Cafe Fusain (50 Avenue Parmentier) and A Deux Pas (55 Rue Saint-Maur) for French food. Marche Bastille is a treasure chest of fresh food, clothing and much more.
Returning to the apartment drop in to the very traditional local Bar and Brasserie Le Rochbrune on the corner for a pastis and start the day there with breakfast. Madame's welcome and hospitality was extraordinary. It is also a great place for lunch with the locals.
The Metro and bus services make the apartment a well placed base to explore Paris. Julie also has a wealth of suggestions to help the exploring.
Our recommendation? We have already booked a return to the apartment.