We had a really nice 8 night stay at
the apartment. The apartment was clean and is a nice mix of traditional and funky and is equipped with a queen size bed in the rear bedroom and a sofa bed that converts to at least a double size bed in one of the front living rooms. All linen and towels provided were fresh and laundered. The 3 main rooms are very spacious by Parisian standards and have windows which fully open inwards which was nice to be able to get some cooler air inside but the bathroom and toilet are squishy. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, washing machine, fridge, electric cooktop, toaster etc but beware there's no provisions such as cooking oil. There's a large Monoprix supermarket only a 5 minute walk away on Rue de Sebastopol. There's several Metro stations within 5-10 minutes walk and the big Chatelet-Les Halles station is about 15 minutes walk. There's plenty of restaurants nearby and a great Bo & Mie bakery on Rue de Turbigo about 5 mins away which was good for a yummy breakfast. There's no air conditioning as mentioned in the description and only one portable fan was provided. We found two fans were needed as the apartment warmed up during the day (we had daytime outside temps up to about 27 deg) and the noise from the street was too loud to have the windows open during the nightime. The apartment is up on the 4th floor with great views up and down the street and is serviced by a small lift which is adequate for suitcases. Overall, a really nice apartment in a traditional Haussmannian building in the centre of Paris within easy reach of the main sights. We would definitely stay there again but probably not in the hot summer months.