You get what you pay for with this accommodation. By that I mean, it wasn't a bad experience, but it was bare bones. Communication was very good, although the check in time moved around a bit because of the busy season and trying to have it cleaned before I came in.
This space is tight, so ideal for one person only. It's an old French apartment on the 8th floor with no functional elevator so pack light and limber up before trekking all the way to the top! Once at the top and in the unit, you are greeted by a lovely view of the Eiffel Tower and L'arc De Triumph, so that was nice. I also recommend packing ear plugs if you're a light sleeper because you can hear everything from the neighbor walking down the hall, to chopping vegetables, and even the neighbor's toilet flushing.
This place would be great for any solo travelers looking to stay with low budget but still have a Parisian experience. It's right by the train station which was convenient to visit attractions like Versailles, and also nearby some cute restaurants and Monoprix. Another redeeming quality was that I did feel quite safe in this area. It's situated in a residential block which has school children playing after school, and kind strangers as well. The entry to the front door has an automated lock and the apartment's lock was very sturdy and I felt very secure.
Again, not a bad experience, but be aware that you are staying in Paris for cheap, and will have to sacrifice some creature comforts.