I think airbnb was originally invented for the sake of such accommodations. Not a standard hotel apartment, but much better than that (for those who pay attention to the details of the advertisement and consider whether the accommodation meets their needs). It is much cheaper than any hotel, in a great location (the street recommended for viewing in guidebooks), and has a personal, intimate atmosphere. Anyone who walks around the city and returns in the evening to rest, does not even notice that during the day there is a photography studio nearby, with an entrance opening onto the same inner courtyard. This place was quiet in the evening, pleasantly cool even on hot summer days. The noise of vehicle traffic did not reach us, because the street essentially functions as a pedestrian street. Four of us stayed here for a week, a family with two teenage children, and we all enjoyed getting to know a real Parisian home (not for millionaires) and feeling a little native for that time. Mathieu was kind and communicated well, we had no problems with the accommodation.