The area is quiet and upmarket but for future guests - you are far from amenities - it is always a bus ride or a car to get even some milk. And this is important as the studio has nothing to help you on your way - most airbnbs come with some general things - either provided by the host or left by other guests - there was toilet paper but nothing else - no coffee, sugar, tea, washing up liquid - this of course isn't essential and as a guest you expect to buy it and I always replace but it just makes the guest feel at home - also as I arrived on a sunday nothing is open, and I feel this could be mentioned to help the guest. Also bear in mind that the kitchen has few items as well - I did mention to Florence that unlike other Airbnbs I had rented it didn't have the basics - from there she offered me a couple of sharp knives and a wooden spoon but she perhaps should visit other airbnbs and see what others provide from saucepans to kettles, graters, wine glasses and kitchen utensils.

The bus route the no 25 is great though - perfect to get into town the ticket system is easy to use but you need change (Geneva is severely lacking in ATMs so be prepared)

The contained studio itself is a nice size - for future guests it is below the host's house which isn't mentioned in the details which as one past reviewer mentions makes it a little dark and colder - but I went in summer so it was fine. Florence is doing the rest of the house up so perhaps she will kit out the studio more in future but the only soft seating was the bed - even though there is plenty of space for a sofa and the bed and the linen is quite old and soft and could do with an upgrade for the price of the studio. The bed currently is a large single I wouldn't say it was big enough for two guests comfortably, even though I believe there have been couples.

Florence is a very sweet lady but the studio wasn't for me, I am a business traveller and need a home to call my own in the evenings where I can cook, catch up on emails and relax and I just wasn't too comfortable here but for tourists it may be the perfect bolthole as its clean, neat and safe.