We highly recommend this flat on one of Paris' best market streets, Rue Mouffetard. Top reasons include the spaciousness (for Europe!), quirky layout, loft with 2 twin beds, "happening" street, and charming, old-world feel of the flat's exposed stones and beams. Our plans changed due to a canceled flight, and our host, Roy, arranged for us to retrieve the flat key from the nearby café, so we could get it no matter how late we arrived. This was obviously common practice, and we had no trouble retrieving the key from the café staff. The few photos that exist of 107 Rue Mouffetard do not do the interior or exterior justice. It is a popular street with plenty of food options and activity going on early to late. The flat was much bigger than we felt it showed in pictures. The loft nook had a glass wall and overlooked the living area, giving an open floor plan feel. Exterior graffiti is present in most of Paris and should not be a judgment of the area in general, which is safe, charming, cobbled, and well-“cafe”-ed. We will post photos if Air BnB allows (which it *should*). The fleur-de-lis fireplace plate and wood stove add to the cozy feel of this flat, though it was 75*F and we had no need to light a fire. If you do, you need to purchase your own wood for burning. Large windows with functional transoms allow light and breezes. There are dishes and wine glasses and utensils and enough kitchenware to assemble a lovely cheese and olive board from all your market finds. We did not cook in the flat, and cannot speak regarding the functionality of the toaster, coffeemaker, stovetop, coffee pot, oven, or washer/dryer combo unit. There are a few hand and dish towels as well as dish cleaning supplies. Pack a box of real tissues and an extra TP roll. The WC was adorable to us, sufficient by Euro standards but not for those who need to spread out three toiletry bags. It is a literal WC – water closet. Just enough room for a toilet and a miniature sink. The sink is about a foot wide by 6” deep, but it does the job. So cute! There is no counter or flat surface to speak of in the WC. The bathtub/shower and a second sink are in a separate room down the four stairs. The living room bed says it sleeps two but should be noted, is actually a sofa with a trundle bed below, and a bit of a short one at that. Even my petite 5’ frame overhung it. Did not bother me, but you should not envision the sofabed to be like a full-sized pullout where two people can cozy up together. For petite people and younger kids, this trundle is not a problem, but FYI. We are grateful to have a place that sleeps four in this location for this value, so we dealt with it fine. The...