The location is fantastic. Just a block away from the Rue de Bac metro station, which can take you anywhere in Paris you want to go. Also, plenty of restaurants, cafes, chocolate shops, and two grocery stores, one being a very large one all within 1-2 blocks. The value was alright, it's hard to find anywhere in Paris for cheap with a spacious apartment. It's nice being on ground level, after those long days of walking around, it's great to not climb steps. Eugenio was a great communicator.
The downsides are there isn't a table to eat at. In the picture, along the small hallway leading to the bathroom/kitchen, there's a table with one chair; less than ideal for a family cooking in the apartment to save money. The beds weren't very comfortable and we ran out of toilet paper and needed to buy some. The place is stocked alright, clearly a rental with minimal effort pots/pans, etc. In the picture the main room you walk into, the only one with a window, has its shades drawn back letting in this nice light. Problem is the window faces the courtyard and you're going to have them closed all the time or people can look right into your privacy. Wifi was meh, I had to restart the router/modem a few times.
I'd recommend this place, it has its drawbacks, but good luck finding something in Paris that meets everything on your wish list.