We were mentally prepared for the worst: The aforementioned construction noise paired with the fisheye photographs that were supposed to make the space look bigger than it actually is.. only to be pleasantly surprised!
THE GOOD
It actually felt spacious (which I would probably accredit to the gigantic and comfortable bed, but also the bathroom convinced) private and stylish yet functional.
Good water pressure overall, sufficiently equipped kitchen (didn't end up using the stove though) and separate toilet made this place really work for us.
The neighbourhood had enough bakeries for us to try a new one every single day and was well connected with access to three metro lines.
The little touches, like the complimentary wine and Netflix subscription were a big plus to make us feel comfortable.
The interior design looked a little cheap in the pictures, but turned out to be good quality. Not sure if the theme was actually well matched, I guess we'll have to check out Yang the next time we're in Paris ;)
THE NOT-SO-GOOD
There was occasional construction noise echoing from down the road, but nothing overly irritating.
One roll of toilet paper for seven days was maybe a little optimistic..
The manual could have benefited from a page on the local waste management (recycling).
I only just found out what a luggage rack is for.. we tend to travel light, so didn't end up using it. Some additional space to put things / a slightly bigger table would have been the icing on the cake.
THE BAD
Our time passed so quickly and I want to go back 😭
Merci beaucoup et à la prochaine! 👋