The bachelor apartment has little in common with the one in the photos. The photos showed the outdated state of the "apartment". The biggest nightmare was the fungus, which was everywhere and even attacked our clothes (shared in the photo). There was moisture in the room which settled on clothes. The window was leaky so it was cold. In addition, the window was obscured by a metal sheet, with no view of the courtyard so there was no daylight. The floorboards were damaged, uneven, broken and swollen from moisture. The bed and bedding touched the molded walls. The bed was also broken, tilting to one side. There was a bad drain in the shower, water was flooding the apartment. An elderly woman who didn't speak English showed us the studio, she ignored the fact that we didn't speak French. The door access code we were given proved useless as one of the staff in the courtyard helped us find the studio. We weren't given the code for the main door of the apartment building, even though we asked an older woman on staff for help, but she didn't help us. Moreover, she behaved rudel because on the way out of the building she crushed one of us with the door, not paying attention if she was hurting someone. Fortunately, we got the code to the gate from a woman we met by chance. If we had known that the apartment was in such a bad condition, we wouldn't have rented it. We felt cheated. In the morning we felt a strong headache. Unfortunately, we had limited budget and we couldn't rent another accommodation immediately. This is a traumatic experience for us which spoiled our stay in Paris and discouraged us from visiting this city.