This is such a cozy and charming little flat. For around $100 USD/ night, you essentially get your own flat/ apartment in the trendy, populated neighborhood of the Latin Quarter. The Latin Quarter hosts a university, lots of shops and restaurants, and even a few over air markets which were fun to peruse. It's also close to the metro which makes it easy to get around Paris at an affordable price if you get the Navigo Decouverte pass. The space includes a small but full kitchen, toilet and sink, shower, dining room, and bed. You also have access to the little courtyard. Overall, it's a small space so I would recommend no more than 2 people stay here at a time, but I'm 6' ( 183cm) and I had no issue standing up. The neighborhood is safe and the building has keypad entrance as well as a locking front door for the flat/ apartment. Bernadette is so kind and accommodating. She had me over for breakfast and told me stories of her travels and time with the famous designer Le Corbusier. I tried to speak the little French I know to her and she was kind and spoke English as much as she could. We had a nice time. She also offered to wash and dry my clothes next door in her washing machine and was even willing to iron them for me.
One thing to note about the space is that it is small so do not expect a 5 star hotel room, but if you're looking for a local, affordable, excellent location then you found your place. I also enjoyed pretending I actually lived in Paris as the apartment/ flat feels very Parisian. Bernadette mentioned that she designed the interior to be like a cruise ship and I definitely could see that. There is a ton of storage and light switches everywhere. The walls are narrow, but it feels cozy like on a cruise ship.
I would definitely stay here again just for the fun experience.