We spent 3 days in Marie-Joelle’s apartment in June 2017. We were with 2 small children (a girl of 3 and a baby boy of 10 months). This is a typical Parisian flat, quite well situated, and overall it was an interesting experience. But there are two important points. First, this is an apartment which is lived in (one room is locked), so there are a lot of personal belongings. Second, the apartment is not really adapted for children (especially small children). There are lot of dangerous objects (like an Oriental dagger in a sheath), and balcony doors can be easily opened. There are quite a few of notes with instructions (not to use or how to use this and that), and we took pains not to break anything and closely surveyed the children. Three beds announced in the description are one large bed, one convertible sofa (medium comfort) and a convertible pouf (we didn’t try this). In general, it was an interesting stay, and the apartment may be OK for a couple, but definitely not to be recommended for a family with children.