The sofa bed on the picture doesn't correspond to the one which is there in reality, which is stained and rather uncomfortable. Since the studio is located on the ground floor and all windows face the street, it is rather noisy, at least on Saturday night. Unfortunately, you can only air the flat by climbing onto the slim windowsill and tilting one elevated small window. No curtains in front of the glass door and window beside it either, so the studio is flooded by the streetlamps' light. A bit further up in the street, there's an area where people relieve themselves and camp. All in all we slept really badly and didn't feel very safe. Upon arrival, we repaired the faucet in the bathroom, where you couldn't hang up anything. The kitchenette doesn't even have a cutting board. We've stayed in quite a few Paris Airbnbs already and this beats any price-performance ratio so far, let alone basic hospitality rules... at least the host let us stay until 12 instead of 10 am, as I was sick, but we had to ask for it several times.