The apartment is located very close to the city center, and there are lots of
shopping and dining opportunities available in the immediate proximity. A ton of attractions can be explored by foot just by walking out of the building.
It is perfect for a group without children, staying a couple of nights and
without particularly high demands on comfort, cleanliness, or charm.
What is required for such a stay is available and functional. Bathroom, toilet
and beds are fine. Experienced travelers bring their own pillow.
If you want to be comfortable and possibly want to spend a little more time
inside the apartment, then this might not be a good choice. This is especially
true if you want to prepare some food and therefore have to rely on the kitchen.
It is sparsely furnished, the dishes/cookware are minimalistic and, in our case, were not very clean. There's no dishwasher (as the listing says) but it would definitely
benefit from having one...
The apartment is on the first floor (that is one above ground floor) on a very
noisy street which gets very busy at night. The house is also quite noisy.
Neighbors come and go, doors are slammed — that's nothing out of the ordinary,
but I wanted to mention it. Those who have trouble sleeping at night should be
aware of this.
The picture of the "living room" with dining table does not correspond to the
actual situation. Of course, every host presents their apartment from the best
possible angle, but when this room is illuminated only by a dim light shaft
with a view of garbage cans and pigeon droppings, then there's likely some
disappointment as a guest.
Check-in and check-out were uncomplicated.
All in all, we would have expected a little more hospitality for the price.
Nevertheless, we had a nice weekend in Paris.