I really enjoyed my two-week stay at the apartment. The property is off the corner of Boulevard Saint-Michel and Rue Racine, which is right in the middle of the Latin Quarter, which is one of the very best neighborhoods in Paris, because it is extremely walkable to hundreds of restaurants, little shops throughout and tons of shops on Saint Germain, the Seine River, The Louvre Museum, Notre Dame, and more. Saint-Michel is a busy street. The street noise did not bother me much, as I brought my sound machine. The apartment looks just like the pictures. It was extremely clean. The kitchen had a Nespresso machine, lots of pans, plates, glasses large fridge and freezer etc. There is a full-size washer and dryer. Both bedrooms have an ensuite bathroom with a sink and shower, and the front bedroom also has a large bathtub. The toilet is in the hallway for all the guests to use. The king size beds in both bedrooms were quite comfortable. Only one negative is the pillows were not my favorite, as I am used to down pillows, something to note if you like swishy pillows like I do. Fanny met me at the property for check-in with two sets of keys and a fob to open the building's main doors. They let me check-in early, as my flight from the States arrived in the morning. There is a tiny elevator/lift, which was helpful to bring up my suitcase. I did not use the elevator often, as the apartment is on the third floor (they call it the second floor in France). The door to the apartment locks automatically, so don't leave the apartment without your key, or you will be locked out. It was cool during my October visit, but the radiators throughout the apartment kept the unit cozy. I also left the towel warmer on in the bathroom to keep the bathroom warm. There is large grocery store a two-minute walk away called Monoprix, that is open until 11:00 PM most nights. I highly recommend this apartment. I cannot imagine any not liking this property.