I stayed in this property for close to two months. I'd highly recommend it for long term stays, especially if you want to stay slightly away from the touristy central Paris but with great connectivity to rest of Paris. The metro stop Nation is within 5 minutes of walking, and it is a major metro hub with many lines passing thru it. The description of the apartment was quite accurate; the kitchen is well equipped for an extended stay, and there are grocery stores, restaurants, and bakeries in the neighborhood within walking distance. Phillipe is a great host; he's quick to respond to your queries and tries his best to resolve any problems. There was a period of about a week during which the wifi router was giving trouble and even though Phillipe was out of town he helped me resolve it to the best of his ability. (Then the problems vanished; I suspect it was on the ISP side). The apartment is on the 6th floor, but that's not a problem since the building has an elevator (not to be taken for granted in Paris). Of course the price you pay for this modern amenity is that the building is the only (ugly) modern building in a neighborhood with old pretty buildings. I didn't mind since I dont see the building facade from inside, so how the building appears from outside is hardly a concern. The bathroom has a bathtub with a flexible shower head, but no shower curtain - so if you are used to taking a shower instead of a bath, it requires some getting used to. The apt has a combined washer and dryer unit, and it really dries your clothes. Which is very useful since there is no convenient way to line dry clothes, even tho the apt has a balcony. But the drier puts strong creases on your clothes, so be prepared to spend some time with the iron. If you are staying for long durations like I did, there is a maid who comes once in two weeks. You have to pay her; it's not included in the rent, so if you dont want to employ her you should talk about it with Phillipe ahead of time. In my case I learned about her only after I checked in, but I didn't mind. Lastly, like most Parisian apts, there is no AC (not even a fan) and during peak summer months it can get really hot, so plan your travel accordingly.