While studying abroad in London, one of my roommates and I decided to take advantage of our proximity to Paris and I'm so glad this is the AirBnB that we chose. The flat was incredibly tiny; there was only the two of us staying there and we were shuffling around one another every time that we were in the flat. The flat itself though was cozy and if you're only there for the weekend to see Paris it's perfect! The bathroom is in the courtyard, so it's not directly attached to the room, but it's not at all a long walk. We didn't have any problems getting to it whatsoever. One thing that freaked me out just a little, was the amount fo foot traffic that the tiny courtyard generates. We had not expected so many people to be so close to the window-- this is really our fault for just assuming that no one was there. I genuinely do not know why we thought that the courtyard was completely private At no time though did we feel unsafe, in order to get to the courtyard you have to go through a very large heavy door that requires an access code. We had decided to take a nap upon arrival and we opened the courtyard window to cool the room, and awoke to a small child halfway in the room talking to us in French. While it was actually hilarious in retrospect we were shocked at the time. Tip: leave the curtain closed you'll still get a good breeze going and no one will bother you! Aside from the physical comfort of the flat, the host Renate was great. She does not live in Paris and therefore cannot be there to greet you or show you the flat at check in. However, she is great at staying in contact with guests! She reached out to us immediately after booking. She initially wanted us to make sure we were aware of the size of the flat that we were booking in case we wanted to back out. She was very upfront about the tinyness of the flat! Additionally, my roommate and I hit a hiccup during check out and despite her being in another country, Renate was able to help us out immediately. Being completely aware of the fact that check out was noon my roommate and I wanted to have a sweet little breakfast picnic at the tower. The Eiffel tower, by the way, is no more than a 15-minute walk away. We were aware of check out time but it slipped our mind and in the heat of the moment decided to go see Notre Dam and Moulin Rouge (both things I'd recommend) and we missed check out! It's entirely my fault for getting so swept up in Paris, and I mention this because despite my ignorance Renate was super accommodating and understanding. Our luggage (with our actual passports//not copies) had been in the apartment ready to go, however,...