The previous reviews nicely sum up this flat. I liked the fact that it was in an oldish buidling where you enter a court yard via a small door in a large door. Something very European about that, by which I mean you dont get flats like this in the UK. The area itself is nice and the bars/restaurants just round the corner were great. Because I had not read the small print carefully I didnt realise that the flat was on the 4th floor and the lift does not work. We have 3 kids and we all had big bags from a camping trip so it was a good work out for Dad to lug everything up 4 flights, but when you get there it is worth it because you get a view over the roof tops of Paris. It's not a spectacular view, but it nevertheless a view of the Parisian rooftops and it reminded me of Mary Poppins and that old Ewan Macgregor film, Moulin Rouge? The flat iself is quirky in a charming way. Packed full of books, no TV, kids play areas and two rooms with bunk beds. Steepish spiral stair case to the top floor which is set up in the rafters. An old feel about the place and I enjoyed waking up listening to the rain on the skylights as Paris was drowned that Sunday morning. If you are not mobile or have loads of kit, then you may stuggle a bit, but if you are travelling reasonably lightly or you are all fit/strong enough to lift your bags, then this would be a great place for you.