This apartment was very adorable and very French! We had a girls foodie weekend to Paris and it was perfect for our needs.

The Pros:
Plenty of beds and privacy for each! There is a little room in the back with bunk beds that stays very dark for those who need that. The middle room had the king sized bed that was comfortable and there were lots of shelves to place your personal items. The couch in the living room folds down into a bed. The lady who slept on it did not unfold it, but said that it was comfortable the way it was. There was plenty of bedding and pillows for all 4 of us. It was good for 4 adults. We could have easily put in 5, but 6 would have begun to get a bit crowded.

The bathroom is wonderful. Very modern and a surprise! There was plenty of hot water for all 4 of us.

A fan was provided in the apartment. I think that is very important!

Lots of cafes and food shops around. There was even an AMAZING food market on Saturday morning just down the street.

Very centrally located and easy to hop on the metro either at St. Paul or Hotel de Ville to get where ever you want.

The cons:
There weren't any REAL problems for us with this apartment, just a few slightly annoying things that come along with renting in a big city. Again, these are just small nit picky things.

The first thing was: It was a bit difficult to find! 9 Rue de Rivioli is NOT across from 10 and 8! The directions weren't very clear to us. They said "go west along the Rue de Rivioli". It took us a little while to figure out which way was west to find the door. If you leave the Metro at St. Paul, cross the street behind the carousel and go straight up the sidewalk. It is up the street across from 22 and the number is very high above the door and not easy to see.

With the windows closed, you hear no street noise at all. While the apartment faces a quiet street, there is a bar or something up the street and with the window open, we heard several noisy drunks yelling on our street until 2 am or later. Not constantly, but more than necessary.

The nice lady that greeted us only spoke French. We got the gist of her instructions with the keys, but it would have been nice to have been greeted by someone who spoke a little bit of English so we could have asked questions about the neighborhood, etc.

I don't know if this is a "con" per se, but the apartment catches the afternoon sun and does get warm. It cools down easily when you open all the windows, though.

All in all, I would highly recommend this apartment to anyone who wants to visit Paris!