If you don’t mind opening up the door to your room and having to step over a stranger passed out on the floor to exit your room then this is the place for you. Yes, the room was without charm and smaller then expected, but finding 2 half empty water bottles in the tiny room and then seeing the trash can in the bathroom filled with trash didn’t make us feel as though the room was very clean. Despite this first impression, we resigned ourselves to stay out late and enjoy the city. We came back around 2:00 AM and had to get up by 5:30 to catch a train to Paris for the night. Afif said that we could leave our luggage in the hallway that it would be safe while we were in Paris. When we went to leave there was a man passed out in front of our door. We decided that leaving our luggage behind was not an option. We stepped over the man with our heavy luggage and avoided stepping on his phone on the landing below. I contacted Afif and told him that we would not be leaving our luggage behind and that we thought it completely unacceptable that a stranger could just come in and pass out in the hallway. He said it was “ok” that the man lived in the building and just didn’t make it to his room. I asked him to consider refunding our second night and although up until this point, communication with Afif was good this is where I have heard nothing back from him. I was very disappointed with this experience to put it mildly.