Nathalie's home is a great choice if you like art, architecture, interesting furniture and cool DIYs. She clearly is an artist or works in the art community because her apartment is filled with fascinating pieces. The location is great and neighborhood is really cool. Finding an apartment this large is tricky in Bordeaux. It is a triplex. The first floor has a quiet, king bedroom with full bath, the second floor has two bedrooms and 3/4 bathroom, one has two twin beds and is on the street so with the windows open is loud. I grew up in NYC so am use to it but others might not be. There is a large construction project going on across the way which probably will take a year to complete. The back bedroom has a full bed. The 3rd floor has a king bed, kitchenette and 3/4 bath. There is a lovely deck that faces West so you can see the sunset. Unfortunately, we had to travel in August because that is the only time I can get off of work and the 3rd floor was unusable. The large glass windows bake in the sun and the ceilings are very low. I am guessing it is a converted attic. The air conditioning unit was broken and I wasn't informed in advance. I am sure it is very nice during the cooler months. The other two parts to take in consideration: the spiral staircase is hard to navigate. If you have young kids or trouble with stairs, this might not be for you. Also, the main floor living area is not comfortable. It is "form over function". While it looks FANTASTIC, there is nowhere to really lounge and kick off your shoes after a long, hot day of touring/shopping. The couch has no back and is upholstered in wool. There is a huge galvanized, steel dining table which easily seats 10 for dinner and Nathalie has plenty of plates, forks, etc. Great apartment for the right group.