Diana’s apartment is situated in an awesome safe location and you have three undergrounds next to it (Villiers, Wagram and Malesherbes). Surrounded by many restaurants, bakeries, delicatessens and patisseries you can satisfy all your cravings around the area. The apartment comes with the charms of an old building: a very small kitchen with space for one person, a very small toilet room, a very small bathroom and old wooden floors that crack with every step. Although the apartment has everything you need to feel at home (except for a toaster) and Diane was an excellent host in all senses (communication wise, detail oriented, attentive and warm), I think the apartment itself could profit from some small changes to make it more appealing and comfortable.
The small table lamps in the sleeping room did not work. The bathtub was very old and its plastic curtain was dirty with grimy shower head. The bathroom closet was broken and held together by tape. The bed was very comfortable but the headboard was separated from the mattress so the mattress moved. For television there was only Netflix, no other entertainment. In the sitting room there was not enough light, just small lamps here and there and some of the plugs did not work. At night, you could hear the cracking of the wooden floor from the neighbor upstairs or from yourself walking.
I also would have loved to have instructions on how to use appliances right from the start: coffee machine, TV, internet, washing machine, garbage.
With some changes implemented, this place could go from basic to superb.