This apartment has more going for it than just location in the heart of St. Germain des Pres...four Metro/RER stations from 200-500 meters; a short walk to The Louvre, Musee d'Orsay and Ile de la Cite; and nearly 100 restaurants/bistros in the neighborhood. This includes Les Deux Magots, Mabillion, Procope (the oldest restaurant in Paris, and one not to be missed) to small pizza and wine bars. Night-life on the street is as good as any in the city. The apartment itself is two floors up from a pretty little flowered passageway in a 300 year old building, with spacious, nicely furnished living an dining area overlooking the (low traffic volume) street, and a bedroom set back beside a quiet interior light court. The place was exactly as billed, with the owner and family immediately available if we needed anything - which we did not. We found the bath and well appointed kitchen to be fully modern and efficient with space for all our uses, and each day we had small petit dejeuner at the little kitchen table...espresso from the small machine (with a few packages of Nespresso left for our use), fruit, cheese and pastry from numerous nearby groceries, fromagerie and patisserie (Carton was the best). The character, convenience and accommodation of this apartment helped make this stay in Paris unforgettable.