Franck and the apartment are well represented in his AirBnB profile. It is bright and cheerful and welcoming! We stayed the first week of June. The flat is in a great location, 50 Euro flat from the airport to the door, walkability is fantastic, the queen-size bed is really comfortable (on the firm side, which we prefer), the bathroom is clean, modern, and big, there's a cute little balcony overlooking the street for breakfast or coffee, it's very safe (2 keypad locked entries just to get into the building), the bedroom is really quiet at night, and Franck was kind enough to leave some bread, wine, OJ, and milk for us. There is a wonderful market just down the street with great fruits, flowers, cheese, bread, seafood, meats, etc. There is a place called Paul on Rue Poncelet which has the most incredible croissants and baguettes in Paris-hands down the best. We ate at a full Paul restaurant elsewhere in Paris and I had one of the best salads I've ever eaten. Highly recommend at least one stop into this gem- line out the door with mostly locals and well worth the wait! The metro is fairly close for everyday use, but you may want to take a taxi to and from the airport if you have a lot of luggage. It's not the walk on the street to it that's bad, but the metro in Paris has a lot of stairs to navigate throughout the stations and then there are the stairs up to the apartment. So, on that note, two things that may be a concern for some, just as heads-up: 1) there are two full flights of spiral staircase up to the flat. Not terrible, but not great for someone who has physical limitations. I seem to remember the description stating only one flight, and, 2) The building and the apt have a classic old European building smell of mold (which is not Franck's fault), which is not overwhelming or really that bad actually, but if you have respiratory issues or bad allergies, this may not be the best place for you. It's not the smell, per se, but the actual mold spores or mildew that can wreak havoc on one's allergies. We'd open up the apartment to air it out when we'd get home, but my allergies were intense the whole time just the same. Still, we'd absolutely recommend this spot. We normally stay in the Marais but loved this area - less touristy and less crowded. The flat is delightful overall!! Thanks Franck!