This was my first experience with an AirBnB, and it was perfect. My teenage daughter and I stayed at Chantal and Georges Le Petit Paradis de Paris for five nights over the New Years Eve holiday. This was a special mother daughter trip. It was a time to bond before my daughter got busy with 11th/12th grade, college applications, and interviews. We absolutely loved the stylish apartment. The apartment is on the top floor with views of St-Michel Blvd. in one direction and the top two towers of Notre-Dame Cathedral the other direction. The apartment was cozy yet spacious enough for the two of us. This was my first trip to Europe. I was nervous about finding my way around. We came in on the EuroStar. Chantal gave us easy directions from the Gare du Nord. It is a direct ride from the metro line 4 to Saint Michel Station. The apartment is a quick walk from the metro. By the way, the Saint Michel metro and the tourist Hop-on Hop-off busses are conveniently close. We arrived a little earlier than planned, but Chantal was already waiting for us at the apartment. She was lovely, elegant, and spoke english. She showed us every detail of the apartment and gave us directions to the grocery store and laundry. She refilled the espresso machine and made sure we had their cell numbers before she left. She even contacted me later with suggestions for the different events taking place on New Years Eve. She truly seemed like a host when we arrived. We had no need to contact Chantal or Georges throughout our stay, because there were no problems with the apartment. The apartment is in a picturesque area of the Latin Quarter. I could easily imagine Earnest Hemingway sitting in a local cafe writing his journal entries that would later become "A Moveable Feast". I even bought the novel at the famous bookstore "Shakespeare and Co" located around the corner from our apartment. I'd let me daughter sleep in each morning as I walked through the neighborhood, along the Seine, and around Notre Dame, before she and my fellow tourists were awake. It was magic. My teenage daughter can attest to the good WiFi. The bed and furniture were very comfortable. The water stayed hot. The heater worked fine. The apartment was clean. The elevator worked. The only drawbacks could be the one flight of stairs after the elevator lets out. This would only be a problem for the elderly. Anyone with normal health should be able to mount the few extra steps. The Rue de la Huchette is a cobblestone walking street (no cars). There are a lot of shops, restaurants, and a couple of clubs on the street. I would have gone to the live jazz club if I was with someone who wasn't underage. We did hear some of the revelers at night. Granted, we were there on New Years Eve weekend so there were a lot of partiers....