Three of us stayed one week at Cedric's place. It is well-designed. The beds were comfortable. There is an extra comforter which we used on cold nights, although the AC/heater wall unit also works well. On warmer days, we loved opening the large French windows. There is some street noise during the day, but not much at night. With the windows closed, the daytime noise is not heard. There is a large street light outside the bedroom window. I used a sleep mask, and it was not a problem. You could also bring a large clip and hold the drapes together. There is a nice cabinet with a drawer and shelves and a few hangers for storing items for an extended stay. The shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel were enough for the week. We were happy to find extra towels and a top sheet (not typical in Europe). There was enough coffee and toilet paper to get us started. There are grocery stores close by. We enjoyed walking to the end of the street each morning to the boulangerie. The area is nice and is on the edge of a lively neighborhood of bars and cafes. There are nice shops on the street. We used the washer/dryer combo. If you are not used to a European style, you may need to research it first. We learned to start a cycle at night, as it takes several hours. If clothes are removed as soon as the dryer cycle ends, they will not be wrinkled. The is an iron and ironing board and a great hairdryer. There are two TVs, one small in the living room/kitchen area and one very large in the bedroom. Netflix is available. There are USB outlets near the beds. The metro is not far and easy to navigate. Uber was also easy to access. The check-in was easy once we found the entry door. There is one flight of steps to carry luggage. Cedric responded quickly to all questions. We very much enjoyed our stay and would stay here again.