Warning: this place is still falsely advertised as a "5 bedroom" place. It's not. Only ONE of the bedrooms is a private bedroom with a door. There are two alcoves INSIDE one of the bedrooms that she calls bedrooms but are not. No privacy and no one can stay there unless they are children of whomever is using that main room.
The other two supposedly private bedrooms had no doors on them and are open to the public space. My friend was forced to find a hotel room at the last minute as there was only one private bedroom in the place. My other two friends stayed despite the lack of privacy as they did not have funds or the time to look for another place.
You can not tell this from the photos. Also, the owner is unpredictable, as noted by the previous tenant who the owner described him as crazy, (and she will I'm sure also describe me as 'crazy,')
I communicated in advance to her to make sure the bedrooms were separate bedrooms, and she assured me in writing that they were.
The neighborhood and history of Place des Vosges is of course magnificent. The flat itself is not as advertised.
The kitchen is poorly equipped and not what you expect from a place that is almost $900 a night. No water glasses, no coffee cups (I had to buy four coffee cups for us to use), no wine glasses. The flatware and dishes were dirty and decrepit. She claims this is because her flat is "artistic." Well, all of my colleagues are creative artists, highly professional ones, and did not consider the bad and broken equipment and moldy un-useable shower to be anything but shoddy--not a statement of artistry!
There is only one full bathroom, and it has a tub but not a shower. I like baths, so that was fine, but my friends found the separate shower was un-useable, it was so smelly and moldy (unbelievable for the price she is charging.) There is also tiny closet toilet with ia rusty metal sink in the front of the flat. That's it.
The sheets and blankets were old and stained. And the coffee maker was broken, and when we pointed out that it did not work, the owner accused us of breaking it. (By pushing the 'on' button? !) And at checkout she stormed in and went right to an old wicker chair against the wall. 'You broke it," she said. We had never used it and had pushed it aside, against the wall, when we saw it was broken on the first day. She said she was going to charge me for her broken things.
A few days before, I confirmed check out at 6 pm, which she approved, as her listing said "flexible checkout and check in." At 5 pm she arrived stating that we were to have been out at 1 pm. My friends witnessed all this.
Buyer beware.