This apartment is excellent! It’s well represented by the provided photos and was very clean. When I arrived, Dominique greeted me and let me into the apartment, where he had provided maps of the neighborhood and tourist’s guides to Paris, which was a pleasant surprise. He was excellent about communication with quick responses, and was flexible with my check in time. The apartment was comfortable, easy to navigate to and from, and close to Gare du Nord. It was plenty big for one person, and I imagine would be fine for two or three more. The kitchen has all the dishes you could need for your own cooking, and there were cooking basics, a coffee pot, kettle, and microwave as well. When I first chose this place, I noticed a few reviews said that the neighborhood was “unsafe”, which I did not find to be true at all. As a woman traveling alone, the absolute worst thing I experienced was catcalls, but let’s be real, that happens in every city. If you’re worried about the “unsafe” reviews, I encourage you to consider that there’s a difference between being unsafe and being uncomfortable. Montmartre is not the wealthiest district of Paris, and is a diverse neighborhood. If you’re hoping to feel like you’re in the movies, get a place in the 7th arrondissement. That being said, if you’re looking for the real Paris, stay in Montmartre. 17% of Paris’s residents were born outside of France, and I heard a greater variety of languages spoken in Montmartre than any other place I’ve visited–a testament to the change and hope that a city like Paris can bring. Dominique, merci encore!