Very cute and chic but a lot of quirks here and there that made living difficult. My family stayed here for 2 weeks (2 adults, 1 teen) while we explored Paris. The hosts were great, the team speaks multiple languages but take note there are multiple people, not just the hosts listed on Airbnb. Check-in was very easy and they were very helpful with helping us get settled in. There were lots of issues right off the bat, the skylight blind couldn’t be closed (the remote was broken and the sun rises in Paris at 5:30 am so we had full sun in the apartment bright and early every day) and we had troubles with the washing machine. Additionally, the shower is only intended for very able-bodied people: anyone taller than 5 feet will need to sit in the tub, no standing room available because of the slanted ceiling and the walls of the tub are high off the ground. The kitchen appliances worked great, it was helpful having a stove, dishwasher, refrigerator, and nespresso machine. Being on the third floor was difficult with the luggage, but after the initial trek the walk up and down the stairs everyday isn’t bad but note there is no elevator. We were very close to the metro (a 1 min walk if even) and the line connects to the main tourist areas. It was also a 20 minute walk to Châtelet and about 25 minutes from the Louvre. With regards to things to do nearby, the location was great, but the surrounding stores and general community were not Paris’ finest, especially after dark.