Dylan's place is charming and in an excellent, lively zone of Paris. Just as described and pictured, it is a (walk-up) top-floor artist's apartment created by combining several attic spaces into a bright, airy, and appealing aerie with lots of light, cross-ventilation, and picturesque views over the rooftops of Paris. The small bedroom is separate, cozy, and comfortable, and the living area with kitchen nook and counter a pleasant place to sit. The twinned couches fold down (not out) for extra bunking, but they are short and might not be comfortable for adults for a long stay. The kitchen is basic, without minimal glassware, dishes, knives, and equipment (no coffee maker or microwave, for instance, though latter was happily provided on request), but the under-counter fridge is sufficient for simple self-catering. As others have noted, the ceiling is low in some areas of the apartment, but this was not a problem for me, and overall, the layout, with multiple discreet spaces (the toilet, for instance, opens off of a separate, windowed foyer) is creative and intelligent. There were some maintenance issues during my stay (leaks, bulbs to replace, door handles to reattach, falling radiators), and the room-size shower enclosure could use a good bleach scrub, but all were resolved in a spirit of good humor, cooperation, and rapid, courteous communication. I was very happy here for a stay of almost two weeks and found it a comfortable, convenient, and homelike base for my business in Paris.