[for a review about this flat with a baby* scroll down to the end]

This is the perfect flat for a holiday in Paris. The building is beautiful, the flat is big enough but not too big if you are just two or three. It is very tastefully decorated (but still cosy), feels homely yet chic and the nicest thing to have in a hotel is of the same standard here- the magnificent shower! Lovely hot water all the time, lots of space and a great rain shower head.
The kitchen is gorgeous and well equipped, so you can have a nice dinner at home, alone or with friends.

Transportation is brilliant with several near-by metro stations, including Paris north and east for easy access to the airport and other places in France. There are the loads of cafes and restaurants in this area, quite a few vegetarian and even vegan options on this very block, which totally made our stay. There are several supermarkets around the corner, including two organic shops.

We didn't use the tv or stereo, but they are there and seem in perfect condition if you want a quiet evening in.

Needless to say that the flat was perfectly clean, the bed comfy the sheets and towels nice and so on.

Julia was also very nice and accommodating. We didn't need much from her but the little that we did have to ask during our stay was answered quickly and friendly. She speaks great English too.

*We were there with a baby and it worked very well, including a brand new travel-baby-bed that was at the flat. Do consider that the lift is tiny, so make sure you bring a tiny, light and easily and quickly folded stroller, or just use a carrier, which is what we ended up doing because we didn't think about this and our stroller is massive. We had calls of marvel from complete strangers all over Paris (often leading to nice conversations), especially as we also have a baby-wearing coat ("c'est genial!!"). This will certainly be the same anywhere else in Paris, and even if you find a flat with a a big lift, a big stroller won't fit on the tiny pavements, cafés, in the metro etc'. You will see that all the Parisians use a tiny buggy even for new borns (with some kind of soft adapter), because otherwise I guess it will never work in this city.