This location is the absolute best part about the apartment - you're diagonal from the love wall, right off the Abbesses stop in Montmartre. There is, of course, noise from the street and the curtains don't block all light - so not for a light sleeper overall. There are two bedrooms - one facing the interior of the building and one on the street side, without a door. I opted for this room for fresher air (the other was a bit dusty / less light). The couch is a bit worn in, but ultimately comfortable. I'd say the same for most of the apartment - a bit too lived in / used for my liking. I loved the large, metal table in the main room. The kitchen is sufficient, but didn't come with coffee pods for the Nespresso (there was a smaller filter coffee alternative). The bathroom was my least favorite, with an impractical decorative mirror and a wet smell throughout. The washer was intimidating at first, also with an old water smell, but worked really well (just leave time for hang drying even after using the dryer feature). Having an elevator is obviously a huge plus in Paris - especially on the hills of the neighborhood, but the key process for a single traveler w a heavy bag was a lot to coordinate (if you have more than one adult to watch the bags at the apartment while you handle the keys, it's not difficult). Overall, not my favorite Paris apartment, but I did appreciate the available contacts at the management company (I thought I locked myself out and they quickly helped me resolve the issue).