There are several things you should know about this listing. I have been to France more times than I have digits on both hands. I know what to expect in Paris in terms of noise at night. This being said, the apartment was clean and centrally located. The fold out sofa was comfortable. The bathroom, generally speaking, was clean, yet had only one working bulb in a three bulb fixture. Now for the nitty gritty. A fan is listed under amenities. The fan is a DESKTOP fan with a USB connection. It plugs into the stereo system for power. It is not the oscillating stand fan you are expecting and would be completely useless when truly hot weather sets in. The address is central as the Rue de Temple runs roughly north/south but this is not the good part of the Rue de Temple. This neighborhood is a bit dodgy, undergoing gentrification, and sometimes had excessive noise at night, even by Parisian standards. There are two commecial construction sites within 25 meters of the apartment. I left my windows closed during the day to keep out construction dust and noise. This is an 18th century building. There is no lift and I knew this. Don't be like most Americans and overpack as you have to haul your bag up 3 full flights of 18th century, well worn steps. If you come in after 10 pm, there is no light in any of the stairwells. Be sure you have enough charge left in your mobile phone to use your flashlight app or you will be climbing these stairs in the dark. It was an interesting experience. My major disagreement with the owner was over the description of the fan. Suffice to say after two back and forth conversations, the owner's response was "there is nothing I can do. I am not in Paris." The owner did respond to every inquiry but made no attempt at resolution. I would not stay here again.