The location of this apartment was wonderful for us. We were able to have a very fun last night in France before our flight the next day. It was very close to the station we needed to take to get to the airport and after walking just a couple short blocks there was an elevator that helped us get down to where we needed to go with our heavy bags. The apartment itself has a lift although quite small which means you don’t have to drag your bags up and down any stairs at this apartment. It was small but clean and had just enough of everything one needs to get along. It was historic and quaint and I think a wonderful place for someone who wants to be close to activity and interesting nightlife. There is a Murphy bed, so one can choose to have more space and sit on chairs around the table or give up some of that space and lounge on the Murphy bed. The weather was quite extreme while we were there and so I’m sure the accommodation would’ve been easier to enjoy if we hadn’t had temperatures in the high 90s Fahrenheit. Despite the high temperatures, the apartment did stay on the cool side, possibly because it’s a stone structure and it doesn’t get a lot of direct sunlight being on a small street. We did have to have the windows open some time to get some circulation and there was a fan provided but there is no air-conditioning beyond that. It’s a very fun neighborhood, but because of that there was a lot of noise from revelers that made it difficult to sleep with the windows open. My suggestion if you go there and it’s very hot is to bring some earplugs and an eyecover so you can have the windows open with the breeze and not be disturbed by late-night partying. I think it probably wouldn’t be an issue most of the year because temperatures near 100 are not very common in Paris and the sound wasn’t an issue with the windows closed. I would definitely stay here again.