This property is an interesting one and somehow worth attention, yet there are some moments that are critical to know while booking to avoid frustration.Positives: good location, steps away from metro responsive hosts, good communication overall historical building with vibes, and true parisian experienceNegatives:- Windows face to a noisy street. Closing windows would fix this problem, but we came in a mid of a heatwave, and with absence of AC we were forced to keep windows open- Queen bed is actually a sofa, that converts to a bed. While it wasn't too bad, it wasn't a true bed, and some people might find this important to them- Living room has only table with chairs, no sofa or other common chillout area. We were aware of this, as listing showed that, and organized that zone by folding back sofa in a bedroom, but again, if there are 3-4 people in this apartment - they might find there's not enough space for everyone to find a comfortable spot.- The last but not least: bathroom. Old houses in Paris often share hot water tanks, and hot water supply is rather limited. The notice said we could have 4 showers only (I guess - during the day) but not more than 2 in sequence. Also, despite having a bathtub in the apartment, it was essentially not useable, due to absence of a plug and lack of hot water I already mentioned.