This was a beautiful, stylish apartment in a great location for me and my husband and our 8yo daughter to call homebase for a few days in Paris. We could walk to the Louvre in one direction and to the marais in another, both very easily. Marie and Louis have created a very helpful book with all the information you would want to know about the apartment itself, and nearby recommendations. It’s an area that has plenty of grocery stores, cheese shops, restaurants, etc. Check-in was very easy and automatic, and Marie was extremely responsive on WhatsApp. We had an issue with a leak from a neighbor that made the mattress in the mezzanine too wet to sleep on, but Marie was quick to respond and apologetic for the inconvenience — I mention it only in case it’s a pattern, but we were completely fine with the problem and her response.
Two notes if you are thinking of renting: (1) there is a circular staircase to get into the apartment itself, and another to get to the loft area where two people can sleep (very low ceiling if so, but also a cool little space). If you have loads of luggage or any challenges with mobility, this might be a dealbreaker for you. (2) I can’t remember how many people this apartment describes housing, but although the number is literally true for how many people can be on a mattress in this place, I think having a large group would be very tough! Look carefully at the photos so that you get a sense of the space. It is beautiful, and clean, with nice high ceilings, but what separates any mattress from any other is at most a glass wall with curtains and there is not a lot of extra space, especially if the two couches in the living room were pulled out to be beds, with air mattresses on the floor as well. for our small family, it was comfortable — and it was really nice that it had air conditioning during the week we were there! Sort of unusual in Paris.