A suberb hostess, a well equipped apartment with views to die for. What’s not to love? The views are spectacular ... crane your neck around the bedroom patio and voila, there is the Sacre Coeur, while the Eiffel did its light show for us every night. The kitchen had everything we needed from morning coffee (the coffee and sugar was there ... only had to buy cream at a nearby supermarket) and we even had light dinners there with wine when too weary to go back out. We called Martine from the airport, and she had arrived just as we did. On our last day, she showed up in the rain to drive us to Gare l’Est — unasked. Super responsive. She was worried because the building heat went out while we were there with temps in the 30s F. But we made do with an electric heater, moving it to the kitchen for our morning coffee and croissant, to the bath, etc. Plenty of towels, comfy bed. If I had one suggestion, it would be a handy guide for the metro stops to most visited locales. My husband, a former New Yorker, figured it out. As for the seven floors up ... loved the traditional elevator and had it been broken would happily have walked the steps to “home.” Would love to return.