The location is very convenient, the room is nice and large, and the bed is comfortable, but I wish it were disclosed that several other people seem to share the other room in the apartment (not just Bianca), and at least one of them smokes . The rented room itself stays relatively smoke-free, but the rest of the apartment can be pretty acrid at times. If smoke bothers you, you'll probably want to look elsewhere. (To be fair, it wasn't clear to me whether these other people are permanent residents or just temporary guests.)

Second, it was a bit hard to come and go without feeling like I was disturbing the other residents. Bianca's room is currently open to the hallway with the front door, though I think perhaps this will soon be improved as I believe they were in the process of installing a door to separate the two.

Finally, it's worth noting that for all intents and purposes, English isn't really an option. This isn't an indictment, but as a practical matter, you'll need to speak French to communicate with the host(s). The communication barrier definitely became a problem at the end when within just a few minutes of departing, Bianca accused me (via text and email and phone calls) of not returning the keys (which in fact I had just given to a friend of hers in the apartment because Bianca herself wasn't there when I left). I feel like that situation could have been handled better. I'm not sure why I was accused (and threatened with a fee of $200 and a report to airbnb) before the other people in the apartment were consulted.