What a lovely surprise this place was. It’s in a UNESCO world heritage site, within the ancient city boundaries and is full of delightful original features eg, high windows, wooden shutters, floorboards, high ceilings. Juliette is clearly devoted to art and cinema, the apartment is full of books about both. It is a big space, beautifully decorated in keeping with the ambience of the building, but also has a very modern bathroom. The kitchen is well stocked. The apartment is very close to metro train and bus stops, but you can easily walk into the town centre attractions from the apartment. It does not have air conditioning and I stayed there during the June 2019 heatwave, so 37 degrees in the daytime and still 28 degrees at midnight. Juliette kindly provided a fan but it was not easy to sleep. Hopefully those temperatures will not happen every year but if you are visiting in July/August the heat may be a problem. I met Juliette on arrival and she was very kind, she answered all my questions and gave me helpful information and recommendations. She is a very warm host and a lovely person. Finally, I had some trouble with the door key which meant I couldn’t lock the door to the flat. There is a knack, I didn’t have it.