Beautiful charming flat overlooking a courtyard, three flights up via stairs or the world's tiniest elevator (two adults can barely squeeze in if they're slender). The hosts left us a bottle of Rose to welcome us, which was very much appreciated. We didn't have a common language with Beatriz the housekeeper who greeted us (as we only speak English) but she was lovely and there were no issues with check-in. I did have a couple of questions about using the washer and drier, as they only have symbols on all the buttons, which I couldn't figure out. Meenu was very responsive when I called with questions. Any laundry needed to be finished by 7 PM so as not to disturb neighbors. I could not figure out the TV and remote as an English-only speaker. There was a loud party in the courtyard on our first night that went on until past 1 AM, which meant we couldn't sleep with windows open (and they needed to be open on a very warm night in June), but apparently that was an unusual one-time thing. It was hot during our time in Paris, and as L.A. residents used to air conditioning (which isn't available), it took some adjusting and strategizing to make things comfortable, but the space is so charmingly decorated and perfect for a first Paris experience that we can hardly complain. Also there were two fans in the unit that were on when we arrived, and those were helpful. The neighborhood is very active, lots of restaurants and people out on the streets at all hours. A bit more peaceful in the mornings.