The Emeline's room is really tiny, with some kind of a bunk bad with no lower one, which was apparently put there in an attempt to make best use of the tiny space. In the end, it is uncomfortable, even dangerous to climb and especiall get down by using the tiny ladder. As for the space below, well, I have no impression neither that it is well used now nor that it is at all possible to make a good use of it. So, I'd say the room would be much better off with a normal bed.
There is only a central light in the room, so if you want to read in bed, you are obliged to go down by the ladder, turn the light off and then climb up again when you want to go to sleep. There are two electrical sockets in the room, but on the same place, to far from the highly placed bed, to, for instance, have a phone being charged and at hand at the same time.
The view from the window (which is obstracted by the bed itself) is not the best, actually a mix of a scarry and a good one (if you look a bit to the side, you can see the one world tower in the distance, but actually you face the ugly wall of an adjacent building at just a few meters away from the window).
I really hated climbing to the bed, but on the other hand, the mattress is huge and comfy.
The kitchen appliances are new and fine, but the kitchen is very small. The toilet and the shower are reasonable.
My main concern was that the door lock needs pulling and pushing to get it clicked and being able to actually open and close the apartment. This was really frustrating, I ended up thinking of whether I would be able to enter at all, going home in the evening.
The location is great, and seems to be safe, very touristy, yet there is no noise in the apartment, as it is oriented to the back yard. There is a great deal of restaurants and bars in the neighborhood. Emeline is nice and open to assist. Communication was efficient (mostly) and she was very kind.