We had a fantastic 4 night stay in the apartment. The check in was easy, we just rang a lady called Romana when we left the airport and she was there when we arrived to let us in. The apartment is very secure and there are lots of French people living in the area. We approached through a beautiful large gate which was key coded and led to the courtyard at the back of the property. Access was then with a key fob leading to the stairs. There is no lift and the apartment is on the 2nd floor via a windy staircase so I would say not suitable for anyone with any mobility issues. The apartment is large. The bedroom is at the back of the property which makes it very quiet and we slept really well during our stay. Comfortable bed with extra duvet and pillow if needed. The lounge is at the front of the building overlooking the street so gets noise from the street. The bed is a bed settee which was easy to put up and down. There is a table and chairs for 4 so it's possible to have a meal in comfort. There is a large cupboard in the hall where guests staying in the lounge can hang clothing. The bathroom has a shower over the bath and there was enough hot water although towards the end of the 3rd shower it was running out (in fairness my daughter does have long showers). There was a hair-drier in the bathroom drawer. The kitchen is a separate room at the back so is quiet. Full hob and oven and lots of equipment so you can actually cook a meal if you want to. There is a large fridge and freezer. There is also a small table and chairs so that if you want to eat breakfast while the person is still asleep in the lounge (my daughter) you can enjoy it comfortably sitting down. There is an iron and board provided even things such as a cool bag are in the apartment. The location for us was fantastic. It was a joy to walk through all the small shops on Saturday morning with the Parisians. There are butchers, bakers, fishmongers, wine shops, grocers all around the apartment as well as 3 supermarkets on the road. There are also many restaurants and we tended to stay in the area to eat in the evenings. It was a 5 to 10 minute walk to the nearest metro station and from there you could get anywhere. We bought a week ticket at the airport which covers all the trains, buses and metro and was a bargain, it even covered the funicular at Montmartre. It's valid Monday to Sunday and costs €22 plus €5 for the card which is reusable and can just be topped up if you want to use it again. A big tip is to take a passport size photograph with you otherwise you spend...