Paris is a very expensive city so the size of this studio makes it a better value than a similarly priced hotel room but you must make compromises. The loft "bed" is a thin foam pad, double bed size, on a wooden platform thus not usable. The pull out sofa bed is totally inaccessible on one side and half accessible on the other side due to wall proximity. You either take turns crawling in from the half accessible side or crawl in from the end. It is not real comfortable but usable. There was a duvet cover with no top sheet, hopefully the duvet is washed after each booking. There were many extra pillows but no extra pillowcases. There were 5 bath towels which were clean but showing some age. No hand towels, no face cloths. Appliances were usable but the freezer seems not to have been defrosted in a long time. There was an inch of ice and some unidentifiable food items encased within but we were able to use the ice cube tray. Good plumbing fixtures. Mismatched but usable kitchenware.