I will start from negative points.
Minuses:
- In order to get the keys you’ll need to go to the small store in the nearby. To walk there with luggage you’ll need 16 min from Louvre-Rivoli, and then 10 min to the apartment. For us sich a journey wasn’t really relaxing.
- For checking out you‘ll need to drop the keys off in the same store. The store opens at 9am.
- The studio is VERY small. It was a bit too little for 2 people. There is some space for hanging clothes, but don‘t expect too much. Also no sign of hangers for outer clothes.
- It‘s very hot in there. Opening window didn‘t help. There was a ventilator, but you cannot adjust the direction of the flow since it‘s semi-broken.
- The apartment is located in an old building. Elevator is quite small, and the corridors are dark and narrow. The floor is uneven as well.
- We couldn‘t find watercooker. The big floor lamp wasn‘t working, which was a pity because the apartment is quite dark.
Pluses:
- It‘s a nice apartment. Location is central.
- It has almost everything you need.
- There is an elevator in the building. Which very handy after long city walks.
- Louvre is in 2 minutes walk
- Downstairs there is a nice cafe Blanc which is open from early till late hour.
Overall impression:
It‘s a perfect apartment for 1-3 nights. It‘s suitable for a person who doesn‘t need a lot of space, nor has a lot of stuff. It‘s an easy and central location. But check-in and check-out procedure for us was a bit problematic.