This flat is a really great place to stay, it's in a very central area of Paris well served by the metro so you can get to anywhere you want (Paris metro is excellent). You can walk to Notre Dame and Montmartre (which is kind of on the top edge of central Paris) is an easy metro ride. The bed in the bedroom and the fold-down bed in the lounge are very comfortable and the flat itself is quite quiet. There are nice big windows which open onto a courtyard three or four storeys below and so the place feels authentically Parisienne. The Haut Marais, where the flat is located, is cool without being pretentious. Opposite the entrance to the building is a bar called Coltrane (but it's on the other side of the building from the flat itself so you don't hear anything from it at all) which is a cool place for a drink in the evening or afternoon. The area is full of small lanes and retains a feel of Paris before the boulevards and within walking distance there are tons of bars and restaurants, though the street the flat is on is quiet. There are a couple of Monoprix stores (supermarkets) very close by for groceries and cheap wine. The kitchenette and bathroom are small but functional (tall folk may have to sit sideways on the loo). As Raphael says in his listing, the place is great for two to three adults. We'd never been to Paris before and I didn't really know where I should stay, but Raphael's flat was an excellent choice and I don't see how I could have chosen better. I didn't meet Raphael himself, but he was very responsive to emails and helpful during the arrangement process. His dad, who let us into the flat, was a super nice guy. The only niggle was the TV which works ok but is a bit temperamental. But if you're in Paris and you're watching TV you're kind of missing the whole point of being there. Highly recommended.