As a regular visitor to Paris I was amazed to find I could stay at a flat based so centrally. I was with my family (a total of six people) and there was space for all of us. The two teenagers could have a small room each up the spiral staircase, my mother slept in splendor in the Chinese bedroom. My sister & her boyfriend and myself stayed in the two bedrooms off the dining room.

The host was very communicative prior to booking and welcomed us herself after our Eurostar Friday night journey.
Everywhere one looks is an interesting piece of art or a sculpture or something that the host has collected on her travels. the seating in the living room is plentiful and comfortable as well as being very stylish. A variety of lighting provided a comfortable atmosphere by day or night.
Whilst the views are only of the rooftops through the windows the proximity to wonderful old streets and shopping made up for it.
real linen sheets on the bed gave a real air of luxury.

We found a wonderful boulangerie nearby that provided delicious bread and croissants for our breakfasts. In the summer I am sure the Place itself is a lovely place to sit. We dined in a local restaurant and were given fleece blankets whilst dining 'en plein air'.
I would recommend it to any art lover or aesthete but bear in mind it has no lift and is on the third floor. I feel my only points of negativity were:
* the rather complicated instructions regarding hot water for the shower and bath.
* sound travelling to the neighbour below, who came to complain
* sound travelling to bedrooms off dining room - as they are up a little set of stairs but have no door.
* toilet flush in the main bathroom that took more than an hour to refill.