This apartment is all about location and value, which were fantastic. It was cozy for the three of us—two adults and my teenage daughter—but for a space in the middle of Paris, that’s to be expected. We figured out the best was to manage tight quarters with taking turns in the bathroom and getting ready in the hallway. There’s a Monoprix (a wonderful grocery store) across the street and we prepared many of our own meals to save money. We used the Temple and République metro stops daily and loved the convenience of being able to walk to our destinations, too (e.g., Sacré Coeur, the Louvre, etc.) and Metro back. The bunk beds are squeaky, so light sleepers might be awaken when someone turns over or gets out of bed. With the windows shut, there’s little street noise, but having them open for a nice breeze might also pose a little challenge for light sleepers. Overall, we had an affordable, functional place to stay for our time in Paris—just what we wanted.