Awakened by a headache, on our first night, I went to the living room to take my medicine which was in my handbag. When I got there, I saw the French window opened. Indeed, the window closed badly which gave complete freedom to a thief to enter the apartment when we were asleep to steal all our bags (containing wallets, identity papers, cameras and reading lights), and search into the pockets of my childrens coats and took their savings. The thief gave a kick in the French window without worrying about waking us up. You should know that the rooms are at the end of a long corridor. We were traveling with children, and can only imagine what would have happened if one of them had stood up to use the kitchen while the thief was there. Of course, the manager of the apartment supported us in our relocation and told us that he was not responsible for our situation (although the window door closed poorly), that he was not insured for this kind of situation and that it is up to us to insure ourselves against theft and break-ins. He sent me the information so that I could put a complaint on the complaints book, available online. Also, there is no heating in the whole apartment (as indicated in the advertisement). Thus, the humidity penetrates you very quickly, and at night, the cold is even more felt. All the shower and bathtub joints are smeared with mushrooms. It feels like you are dirtier when you get out of the shower than when you got in. Sensitive skin refrain. In the bathtub, avoid holding the shower head on its shower base: it will inevitably fall on you. The large bedroom is very humid and smells like an ashtray. The bedroom sofa does not have a box spring or mattress, so it cannot be used as a bed. The lounge chairs are cracked enough to break at the slightest opportunity. The large kitchen has what it takes for quick meals (not much more than breakfasts).