The listing describes the building as "Luxury" but I would have to disagree with this description. Luxury would be a five star hotel. This is just an average building. The location is great, right across from the Metro and the RER line. There are numerous restaurants in the area as well as grocery stores. The check in was great and Ronald was great with communication. The room was very quiet for sleeping although the construction across the street was sometimes still working at 10:00 at night. Our problems may seem petty to some but for us it was a big deal. The bed only had one bottom sheet that was very old and rough. There was no top sheet so you would be in direct contact with the blanket/comforter/ Duvet cover which did not smell fresh. I looked thru the closets to look for sheets but could not find any. My wife refused to sleep there so we had to quickly go find a department store and buy sheets to put on the bed. The closets all had other peoples clothes hanging in them so we could not unpack and hang up our clothes. The fridge had open drink containers on the door. There were no coffee mugs for tea or coffee and the was only one drinking glass but several wine glasses. And the toilet seat was very small in relation to the toilet bowl. There was no dish towels or dish rack so it was tough to dry the dishes. There were only two bath towels but no hand towels or face clothes. If these little issues were addressed the place would be a nice place to stay again.