My family and five really enjoyed our stay at Céline, Gaspard, Marine Et Paul’s place for many reasons. They were super easy to communicate with and their apartment was as described. My wife and I stayed in a private room with a double bed. My three kids (all teenagers) had a double bed mattress on the floor and a single blow-up mattress, both in another room. The kitchen had everything we needed in order to make breakfast. They even have a Nespresso machine and French Press for making espresso and coffee. The view from the windows is amazing! We enjoyed watching the night life along the Rue de Magenta as well as seeing the incredibly beautiful Sacre-Coeur. The den area had some comfortable seating with which we planned and discussed our Paris adventures.
The flat is well situated in the 10th arrondissement. The Metro stop, Republiqe, is only 200m from the flat. From there you can easily get around the city as several Metro lines converge. If you like walking you can take the Rue de Temple into the city and be there in 20-30 minutes depending on walking speed and how much you stop to look at interesting shops.
There are a plethora of food options very close to the flat. A few doors down you'll find a Fran Prix for your grocery needs. There is also a Monoprix about five minutes away. The house guidebook mentions a delightful bakery one street over which we utilized quiet a bit.
Our first night we were tired from travel and hungry. We ate at Les Parigots and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. It was super tasty and the service was good. The locals seemed to like it too.
The Republique Square is very lively. Several nights we were there they had dancing in the square and young and old people joined in. It was fun just to watch and my family wished we knew how to dance! Across from the square is a Creperie, Chez Georges, which is quite wonderful. Whether you want a quick breakfast or an evening dessert, that's the place. Grab a crepe and then go sit in the square to enjoy.