Fanny is available and seems to care about her guest’s experience. The studio’s location probably accounts for the price it can command. The bed is comfortable; the bathroom fixtures are updated. The bathroom sink is impossibly small. As Fanny writes, the place is tiny, but for me the size was not a problem.
What did puzzle me is the kitchenette. There are stovetop burners and a microwave and a little sink. But I saw no cooking utensils. The eating utensils consisted of four small paper cups, a plastic spoon and a plastic knife. The tea bags and coffee pods were found in repurposed, flimsy food containers. The two pieces of furniture doubled as storage containers for items belonging to the apartment. They were low quality, unstable and the top surfaces were loose, easily sliding off the bases..
The idea of minimizing consumption and environmental impact appeals to me and if that is her motivation, Fanny should articulate that. As things stands though, these quality issues I am mentioning make the situation feel cheap and inconsiderate. Surely at the rates this place commands, cost is not standing in the way of upgrading.