If you are used to Ikea Airbnbs, this is not the apartment for you. This is more like the apartment your grandmother grew up in, and no one has really updated much since she left. It didn't really feel very clean; some of that is probably the age of things (tiles in the kitchen are loose, floor boards have huge cracks, the grout in the shower is dark, the toilet rocks). And there is "stuff" around: the bottom shelf of the one kitchen cabinet is kind of a toolbox, under the bathroom sink is a dozen half used bars of soap, the dresser is already full of blankets and extension cords and a broken lamp and hangers. The check-in and check-out is sort of a hassle; the hotel that has the keys is a full kilometer away, and they didn't seem all too pleased to be the intermediary. There are still pros though: sweet location close to the jardin and a useful metro line and a market and a boulangerie; comfortable bed; windows that open and close easily to a quiet view. If you're an easy-going traveler, this apartment could still be a fine choice for you.