My daughter and I stayed here for 6 nights and then I stayed on another three after she moved on. This apartment grows on you as time passes. It’s like staying in the apartment of a friend. It’s got the creaky parquet floors of many a Parisian apartment but unlike many others offered in Paris on this platform, it has a real outfitted and functioning kitchen plus a very spacious bathroom with a large walk-in shower that provides hot water quickly. The toilet is in its own separate “closet” so it’s possible for several people to be using the facilities at once. The two large bedrooms are separated by a hallway, which was important to us because I snore! We actually chose this listing for the two bona fide bedrooms with closing doors and the functional/comfy looking living room furniture, which met our expectations. Who wants to come home from a long day of walking the city and have no comfortable place to relax outside of the bedrooms? The apartment’s dining area has windows facing three directions. This place is not ultra fancy, but it’s a real home as opposed to a place that’s been cleared out and retrofitted to serve as an ersatz hotel. Very centrally located. The master has a tempurpedic-type mattress that I really loved. We walked all over Paris from here but the metro is very close by. Jean Paul works out of town (Paula checked us in) but he is extremely responsive. We came during Omicron and he had important suggestions for where to get our Pass Sanitaire and so on. Also: elevator! This apartment is on the 4th floor (5th if you live in the States) and the elevator is important when you have luggage and sore feet. What else? The second bedroom must belong to a sophisticated teenager: there are patio lights strung up and fun postcards and posters and plants. My 18-year-old daughter fell for the space immediately. It’s just a great homey spot overall and we will gladly return.