I’m noticing guests before me tend to generally praise this place and it's a bit of a wonder why. It has a good location, this is true, and that might be about it. However, there are a few things that are not said in the description of the place, which I'd like to point out. I'll be the 3rd person not impressed for the following reasons:
1/ This place is generally cold, you can only use heating while you are inside; it’s heated by using electricity for info.
2/ Even more disturbingly is that the bedroom has NO Windows at all. There’s a chilly feeling as if you are illegal there. The pictures taken are quite well done, so this detail is very well hidden.
3/ While indoors, you have no sense how the weather is outside, and there is no invitation to open the windows from the hallway (the only space with 2 windows) because in the small inner yard you will have plenty of trash containers for paper, plastic, and kitchen waste. The pictures show more plants inside the studio than you would find, and the inner yard has virtually no plants at all. All I could find during my stay was construction material in big sacs + many rubbish containers on the same side with the studio, not opposite as shown in the pictures. So, where is this idyllic, cosy, chic yard that the pictures tell us?
4/ You are advised to use the metallic curtain (that covers the entrance door) when leaving the studio, which means you can't leave any valuables in there. I didn't. In hindsight, all seemed dodgy, improvised (bedroom, kitchenette, shower room) so I simply wondered what this place was originally, a storage room, to put it mildly?
5/ Jerome (thank you) had been indeed helpful to me too. I can't however give hosts full praise in this review when they are telling half-truths.
So, if you are in a desperate need for 1 night accommodation, you won't be minded and won't feel it that strongly, it will do. However, I don't recommend this place for longer stay (e.g. 4 nights as I had to say and because couldn't find accommodation available around Easter time).