If you're looking for a pleasant stay in Paris (and peace of mind), I would suggest looking elsewhere. The studio is quite modern and the size is decent. However, it is located in the courtyard right next to the dustbins, which means that the odour gets into the studio and that you are woken up early in the morning to the sound of rubbish trucks emptying the bins out. Upon check-in, the host had a problem with the number of bags I possessed and said the studio is not big enough for all of these bags - not the kind of welcome you expect. The studio is risky if you have any health issues, as I spotted some mould on the exterior wall behind the wardrobe. The television box included is quite good as there are dozens of channels to choose from. The bed is non-existant and is a couch instead which folds out slightly. The host locks the radiators at a certain temperature, which is a problem during winter - even if you want to turn the heating up you can't. The host stated he would not increase the heating as it was already too high. The bathroom is well-organised with a lit up mirror and water pumps in the shower. However, the shower head was broken which means only half of the water came out where it should. The washing machine was broken and at the moment the host is trying to get me to pay for the reparations. This is a massive headache, especially when you know the damage was not your fault. The host kept on sending me texts over Christmas demanding money. The wifi worked, but kept on cutting out, meaning I had to keep on switching it on and off for it to work. This is especially frustrating if you depend on the internet for work or study. Upon check-out, the host failed to show up and instead sent a family member, who accused me of stealing a fork and some hangers (bearing in mind I brought my own hangers). Because of this, I was moments away from missing my train. To end on a good note, there is a bakery right outside the block where this studio is located, which sells fresh baguettes and pastries, but I guess this isn't unique for Paris.