Anne's place is lovely, much nicer than the photos might lead one to believe. Anne met me and showed me around, then promptly left me to it, which was much appreciated as I was soaked from the rainy trip down from Gare du Nord. But that trip was easy, one RER train, and one tram, and a short walk.
When I had trouble operating the Nespresso machine, or getting a device plugged in, Anne was immediately responsive and coached me through the troubles.
The flat, as described, is at the end of a quiet dead-end street, but be prepared for noises within the building, as it's right on the main lobby, so you hear all the comings and goings. That said, it's much quieter than I'm used to, as a city dweller. Also, keep in mind that this is a small flat, with a small kitchen. It does boast an eat-in cafe table w/2 chairs, but the over is actually a hybrid microwave & grill combo, and the hob is just two electric burners. You won't be preparing a feast here, but then who comes to Paris to cook in?