Tiffany’s house is in one of the greatest locations in Paris. You are literally on a street with some of the best restaurants and a great atmosphere. We probably ate half of our dinners on these streets (each in a different restaurant). Two groceries nearby (Carrefour and Monoprix) for essentials. Very close to a metro station and right next to a bus stop. A few 24-hour brasseries in walking distance as well as a patisserie for your morning croissants. The house is spacious given Paris standards. The kitchen is well equipped and the house seems to be recently renovated with modern amenities. Yes you’ll need to purchase your soap, shampoo, toilet paper, paper towel, etc but that does not take away from the value of this listing. One thing that you don’t see in the photos is that it also has spacious shelves next to the bed that allowed us to unload all of our luggage. No lock box in the house for valuables. Plenty of tourist books about Paris and France in the kitchen shelf including a great tour overview from a history professor. If you have big luggages, get ready to bring them one story up to the elevator. The house is suitable for a family with two young kids (the sofa would be uncomfortable for a teenager). We had great time with kids and felt like a Parisian for a while.