Outright, I want to say that the description of the place being small is accurate. As soon as you walk in, the table and bed are there. If you’re worried about space, the bathroom would be the spot lacking room. There’s just enough room to rotate your body around and the shower head splashes against the wall, which ultimately lands on the floor. We quickly learned to take the shower head off and bathe manually. There is no elevator, but the stairs weren’t awful (granted our luggages weren’t too heavy). The space is cozy, the bed is soft; and while you can hear people moving through the stairwell, if noise doesn’t bother you then it’s not a big issue. The place is 20 minute walking distance to the Louvre and Cathedral Notre Dame, and there are a few Metro and RER stations nearby. There are cafés and restaurants down every street in the surrounding area so you’re never at a loss for food. Isabelle was who we corresponded with and she was absolutely lovely. She checked in with us the first night and when we asked her advice about how to get to Versailles during the metro strike, she responded right away and gave us input. We enjoyed our time there and would definitely go back.