We had such an amazing time in Paris at Chris's place. We adore the neighborhood (a short, beautiful walk from Sacre-couer and so many amazing places to eat and drink). The shower pressure/hot water was wonderful and the mattress very comfortable. One of us worked during the day from the space and the internet was reliable as promised. Coming from NYC, we are used to small quarters, so this quirky artists'-loft-turned-apartment was cozy, not claustrophobic, and the expansive views of the city more than make up for any lack of square footage. The one big issue we'd give a heads up to future guests about is the bathroom door - which is more a light privacy screen on a barn-door track than an actual solid, closeable door. Be aware that the toilet is fairly close to the dining table and that the kitchen shares a skylight with the bathroom, so prepare for ultimate intimacy with regards to lack of privacy there. We were kept up late by neighbors speaking the first night, so maybe bring earplugs in case, but generally the space was quiet and peaceful, and the small balconies front and back really add to the romance. A potential accessibility issue: the elevator is very small (this is a beautiful historic district) and is a close fit for even two average-sized people, but worked perfectly the entire time we were there (or the stairs are great for exercise if you're looking for cardio).