http://vintagegoodness.com/2015/04/18/ March 2020 –  92 avenue Paul Doumer (75116) This is a 2 bedroom spacious apartment located in the 16th arrondissement close to the Marché Passy.
Przasnysz The apartment consists of a large kitchen, 2 bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with a queen size bed. There are two bathrooms and a spacious living room/dinning room.  Its on the 3rd floor with an elevator. So far it has been very comfortable.  The apartment (ref:3670) is listed on Paris Attitude The apartment is owned by an American couple so its equip to serve US travelers.
February 2014 & March 2019 – 4 Avenue Rodin, 16th. (one bedroom, sleeps 4)
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We selected this apartment because of its location in the 16th arrondissement. We are frequent visitors to Paris, and have visited at least annually since 1999. We have rented apartments since 2001 and we have always stayed in a different neighborhood to get the true feel of the City of Lights. Since about 2005 we have been going for a minimum of 4 weeks, unless returning from a trip to another country then we will always add a week on the front or back of the travels, in addition to our annual visit.
Honestly, this is only the second apartment that we would ever book for a second time. It is very comfortable to stay in this apartment. The apartment has 99% of anything you would need during your stay. The bed is comfortable and a bit higher than most French beds, which helps as we get older. Plenty of closet space to store your clothes, suit cases, etc so you feel like your at home. The kitchen is about as good as you will find in a French rental apartment, because most owners feel you will be taking your meals out. As a chef I love to scour the markets for interesting meats, fish and seasonal fruits and vegetables to prepare at home, of course we do our share of eating out as well. We realize that our model is a bit different from the average tourist but we go to Paris to learn and absorb a different culture, being retired were really not on vacation.
The apartment has a great location and you soon realize you are in a true French neighborhood because you see and can say Bonjour to your neighbors which you see daily. It also a very safe area for those concerned about being in a big city. Situated two blocks from the Paris Metro (rue de la Pompe )and two bus lines (52 and 63) makes it very easy to get around the city both day and night.
The amenities in the area are fantastic, 2 butchers, 3 bakeries, 2 fruit & vegetable stores, 2 grocery stores, a cheese shop, a fresh pasta shop, two flowers shops, a wine shop, a chocolate shop, a oriental take-out and numerous restaurants, our favorite being Relais du Bois and Bon (best to make a reservation) , but we enjoyed a quick meal at Cafe Le Chalet as well. Â These are all within about 2 blocks of the apartment and if you jump on the bus you can be a a huge Carrefour in about 15 minutes, where to prices are great.
On Wednesday and Saturday there is a street market along President Wilson Boulevard (metro Alma Marceau, of about a kilometers walk), said to be the best upscale street market in Paris, although not the largest. There are some great vendors in the market, about 60 I think.
February 2007 – 14 Rue d’Antin, 2nd 5th floor 50 m²
December 2007 – 45 Rue du Cherche midi 6th.
October 2008 – Â 10Rue Alasseur, 15th, Â 6th Floor
September 2010 – 59 Bd de Sebastopol 1st, 5th floor
October 2010 – 52 Rue St DominiqueParis 7th, 1st floor with elevator, 58 m²/624 sq. ft
February 2012 - 24 Rue Marie Stuart, Apartment 223, 2nd, 3rd floor, 24 m²
October 2013 - Rue de Montmorency  3rd, 3rd floor with elevator, 74 m² / 796 sq. ft