Zeljka was a very good host, waiting for me when I was delayed in getting there, offering a bottle of white wine on arrival, explaining the facilities in the flat (internet worked fine for me) and local shops + best way to get around. She was very flexible with timing, allowing me to leave my luggage there till late on my departure date because my flight out wasn't until 11.25pm. This will seem a very small place (15 sq metres) for anyone who, like me, is not used to life in small quarters, though I know it's standard and even large for Paris. The small bathroom is quite new and functional (the smell referred to by another review writer comes from here but I think is to do with the building's plumbing, not the appartment itself - it isn't noticeable in the appartment if you keep the bathroom door shut). The fold out bed does occupy practically the whole room when out but is comfortable. I did hear neighbours through walls and ceiling but still had a good night's sleep. I didn't use the cooking facilities but they would be OK for a not-too-ambitious meal on a stove top + microwave. The location is generally quiet - garbage trucks reversing up the narrow lane made quite a racket in the morning but this is inner Paris. Overall, I was happy with the appartment - it was well located (very close to Metro station St Ambroise and only a few stops away from most things); in an interesting district (good to walk around in to get an impression of normal Parisian life + I had really excellent food and wine at the Cave de L'Insolite on the street that gives onto the appartment's lane (Folie Mericourt); it was clean; it felt very safe; and Zeljka was a very good host, keen to make sure her guest is comfortable. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants a short stay to experience living in a small inner Paris appartment with good access to everything else.