This place is perfect for short-term travelers, with not many things, who aren't very picky. It's very tiny and you share the place with Ahmed, who is a very cool dude. Though I definitely wouldn't stay again, I do recommend this as a good option for travelers passing by on a budget. When I arrived, Ahmed seemed kind of mad that I had so much luggage... I was staying in Paris a week before flying home after 6 months of study abroad. I had two big suitcases, a duffel bag, and my makeup case. To be honest, it kind of turned me off that he was so upset about it... first, he offered to move my luggage to his brother-in-law's apartment. When I refused, he said that next time I should warn somebody about the amount of luggage I had, and that there was a second person. Because my friend helped me move in, she was there. I think he assumed she was staying because I had enough luggage for two but that wasn't the case. I really disagree that you should have to warn somebody about the amount of bags you had, but I will keep his suggestions in mind for next time. I know 10 m² is not that big but I really only rented the Airbnb to keep my luggage in because he has an elevator, and I stayed with friends most of the time. As for the actual place, it has everything you need. I thought it was a very cool place as a student, and would definitely recommend to those who are not mega picky about their spaces. Ahmed keeps it very clean, and though it is small, it is organized and there is space for your things. I really advise everyone to look up how much 10 m² is before they arrive. I am not someone who is used to very small places so I'm glad I didn't stay the whole week, I wasn't very happy getting ready there the one time I did, but I've been told I'm pretty high maintenance. The bed: this was a pretty big issue the one night I did stay. It is meeeeega uncomfortable. Couldn't sleep all night. The bars in the pullout couch dig into you and it was so cold, despite the small blanket he gave. And then at 8am Ahmed's alarms were going off several times and I had to wake him to shut them off. The sleep experience was pretty bad. I was grateful because he let a friend of mine crash with me, because it was an emergency. But after that one night I couldn't do it again. The saving grace of the whole experience was Ahmed himself. He was very kind, accommodating, funny, and extremely helpful! As a tourist, he has wonderful recommendations. He also has wonderful communication so you always know what's going on with him and you never left wondering. He was extremely trusting and kind, and this to me...