We stayed at this property for close to 3 weeks. The purpose of our trip was to experience Paris as a local, not a tourist. Having been to Paris before, this apartment afforded us the opportunity to do just that. Overall, we were fairly satisfied with the property. Here's a breakdown of the positives and negatives: +Location. Great place to be based. +5 minute walk to metro +Quiet street +Centrally located in the heart of Paris +Latin Quarter very close +Safe to walk, even late at night +Local stores all close by +Nicely decorated. Feels like home. + Fully stocked kitchen with coffee maker and Nexpresso machine. +A toaster was delivered on request. +Well lit +"Welcome/instruction" manual easy to use with useful information. +Private entrance off a side street +High def TV included English speaking news stations. +Loft bedroom had both a dresser with drawers as well as an armoire. +Building was safe, clean, and quiet. - The walk up 3 flights of stairs was made more difficult by the fact that every floor had apartments with lofts. It felt more like walking up 5 flights of stairs just to get to the 3rd floor. - The stairs leading to the upstairs BR loft were steep and slippery (semi-gloss paint). Not a problem going up, but coming down during the night to use bathroom needed to be done with care. -The listing said that soap was included. We got one used bar that had been left by the previous occupant during our 3 week stay. Had to buy our own. -Toilet paper also mentioned in listing. We got 2 rolls for 2 people for 3 weeks. Had to buy our own. -The mattress on the bed was third world. Just a solid piece of foam. I woke up with a backache every day. Needs improvement. -It would have been nice to have a guide to the TV stations. It took a long time to find the English speaking stations in the very high numbered channels. -The WIFI stopped working 4 days before we left. The representative came by and explained that it was a network problem and would need to be fixed by the provider. This sounded like an excuse because all the lights on the router were steady on, and the network was still present. We could no longer log on, and the error message said that the password was changed. Well, that sounds like the owner needs to get with the company and fix things. This type of prolonged outage is a third world problem, which France is not! -Yes, I know that this is nit-picking, but listings should be accurate. The listing said that there was a dryer available. The dryer in the apartment was not usable, but there was a heated drying rack. This should have been clarified. -While this is not a hotel, it would have been nice if basic cleaning of bathroom and floors be done, maybe towards the middle of our stay at...