The location of this studio is phenomenal. You don't have a view of the Eiffel Tour, but it takes you 5 minutes on foot to get there. There's a decently sized grocery store nearby (Monoprix), and it's in between two metro stations. The bed is comfortable, the stove top is easy to use, the microwave is very modern and there is a washing machine. It's also fairly big for a studio in Paris. I didn't use the TV at all, but there is one, and the internet connection was fast and reliable (I worked from home and had no problems attending very long meetings).
It is worth noting that the elevator doesn't go up all the way to the studio, however. You need to go up 2 flights of stairs that are fairly old school (winding staircases, narrow and curved). I know this is highly relevant if you're carrying a lot of luggage, like I was. Also, if you're not used to old Parisian doors, make sure you understand how to open the studio from the outside before the person who is welcoming you in leaves. There's a trick and I couldn't figure it out on my own, as I had honestly never seen a door like that before (it sounds strange, but it isn't. It made me feel safer during my stay, I just needed to be told what to do).
I had a very pleasant stay and thoroughly recommend this place.