My travel to LA to Paris for 10 days was going to consist of the first 8 nights in an apartment that I could use as a home base and a place to keep my stuff safe between short trips all while having a comfortable sleep and awakening. I chose this apartment out if it's fun modern decor, mixed with a Artsy Parisian style also the location seemed ideal being I've only been to Paris once before 8 years prior so was still very unfamiliar with where to be. The day I flew out to Paris I reached out to Remy for information about keys etc. He immediately got back to me with the info so my arrival was very easy after an 11 hour flight and the urge to settle in. The moment I opened the door it felt like a home, a home with a cool wave of custom lights lining many architectual points of the home, which I found inspiring from your typical apartment in Paris you may have searched. Turn them all on and get the full affect. Makes all the difference being an artist myself and knowing what 'creating a tone' can do. Home Pros and Cons Pros: -The bed was very comfortable and cozy, found myself watching netflix on a closely mounted tv, which was very convienent being that I was behind on a show or two. - Very clean, always was barefoot and feet never got dirty, didn't have the feeling of 'used' -Decor and light up glass cut outs in the grounds gives it excitement and character. -Had all necessary tools for cooking, bathing, cleaning Etc. -So quiet at night and most of the day, besides the occasional children at the schools near by, but that's only because I slept in a lot being out at fun bars untill odd hours. -Very secure. There were two separate doors with access codes to enter before the key to the apartment. Very easy but but very secure. -Bathroom had a fascinating tub and powerful shower. -Transportation is very accessible in all ways, for me I used Uber for everywhere I wanted to go. Most easiest and Convienent and less of a headache to try and figure out the public transport. -Overall it was spectacular. Cons -I'm 6 feet 1 inch tall and on the second floor your head may slightly scrub that ceiling. At first I found it odd for me but then just got used to it and the slight lean of my head.. didn't spend too much time up there anyways besides sleeping and changing. The bathroom seemed to have an extra few inches on it though which made up for it when bathing and getting ready. - And my only second con is that it does say in his discription there's is no air conditioning which I bypassed anyways because most places in Paris don't have air conditioning.. My first two days was a heat wave which I eventually got over.....