Ana was a great host and her charming place was in the perfect location for what we needed in Paris. We made use of the bed and couch, which were both comfortable. There's a small kitchen for heating things up, dishes to use for take out food, and a small fridge for keeping water bottles and food cold. I recommend you stop off at the local grocery for paper towel and extra toilet paper depending on how long you stay and the number of people traveling.
It was unseasonably warm for the beginning of June, so we slept with the windows open that brought in a breeze and used a fan that was provided in the apartment. Note that the noise level will be louder than usual till about 2am with the windows open being on a busy street, but it all added to the ambiance of being in Paris. There was a small shower that provided hot water at all times. All in all, we would definitely stay at Ana's apartment again since it was the perfect place for the 4 days we were there.
Things to note if you're considering the apartment:
- there are many stairs to climb, so it could be difficult with luggage for the elderly.
-tiny toilet in a triangle-ish shaped closet could make it difficult for some to utilize it.
-shower is about 30" x 30" (like a cruise ship) and you need to step up/down about a 1 & 1/2 feet to get in and out , so it could be very difficult for older guests to maneuver.