As everyone else has mentioned, the view is great here and the location is undeniably efficient to get to the tower. out the door, the tower is just half a block away.
To be more elaborate on the view, you cannot see the eiffel tower from sitting inside the room. you must still poke your head out the window in order to see it.
the room is very small and doesn't actually have a bed but does have a pull out couch. It was fairly clean. a fan was available for use but we didn't have the need since we just opened the window for a nice breeze.
There is a petite kitchen and compact fridge. The shower was also very small and elbows would accidentally turn the shower handle to the cold water. haha!
Our biggest concern was the toilet. The water pressure was very low and there was a sign warning not to dispose anything (including toilet paper) into the toilet. There was a small trash bin to dispose of soiled toilet paper. To flush a bowel alone, my husband had to flush three times.
The elevator was about 3 ft by 2ft. To use it, I had to place my carry on size luggage between my legs and walk in backwards so my backpack would fit. Anything or anyone bigger would not fit and would have to resort to the stairs- which were also tricky if you didn't know a light switch existed to light your path. To get to the room, you take the elevator to the highest level and still climb one flight of stairs with your baggage. For us taking the stairs was not a very big deal since we had little luggage and rather enjoyed the silliness of it.
All in all, we paid to stay close to the tower, which we got. but in the future, we'll likely look for a different place to stay. A room in which we can use the toilet comfortably without fear of clogging it. (No joke, I refused to take my poop in the room and looked for a restroom in a nearby cafe).