The neighborhood is wonderful. Good restaurants (especially Verse Toujours) are so close. Pharmacies are plentiful and the Monoprix is great to have down stairs.
Grocery stores are a bit far away and it makes grocery shopping a bit of a chore. Having restaurants, boulangeries, and fruit stands nearby help to offset the distance for food shopping.
An information guide for visitors could be made available listing locations such as post office, full grocery stores, movies, etc. I left a current tourist travel book on Paris for the next visitor.
The Metro (2 accesses) is quick and easy to use from this location.
There is lack of clarification on the use the television. Two remotes and it is unclear what does what. The tv only supplies French-speaking programming which makes it not too useful for English (and other languages) renters. The tv could be a little bigger for better enjoyment.
The bathroom is small and uncomfortable to use, especially if there are more than two people renting the place. The towels are thin and skimpy. There needs to be more trash cans. The bathroom could use a decent shower mat.
The sink in the water closet is really small even for handing washing. Toilet paper storage and places for hand towels are awkward.
Having the washing machine and dryer in the bathroom contributes to the crowded feel. The dryer when operating also heats up the master bedroom.
Electrical outlets are plentiful. The lighting is good for most forms of entertainment.
The place is clean and adequate. The apartment is a comfortable size. The kitchen is ok. Not suitable for anything more than snacks and quick/easy cooking. Fine for vacationers.
The hob and the pot handles need some explanation for use. Again, as a non-European, some of these items are very foreign to use. Excuse the play on words.
For the space and location, the price was fine. However, for homey conveniences and comforts, it is over priced.