We stayed 4 days in the Studio Notre Dame, which is in the Quartier Latin, rue Saint Julien le Pauvre, just opposite Notre Dame cathedral. Don't get discouraged by the building, old and dilapidated. The studio is very nice though, modern, clean and well-equipped, with everything you need to cook your own meals. The only minus is that the only window doesn't look on the street or a proper yard, but on the staircase, with walls and windows of other flats very close. This considered, the place in summer would do with an air conditioner.
Ghislain, the owner, provides you with the breakfast stuff (butter, jams, milk, coffee, tea, orange juice), including the bread for the first day. The neighbourhood is lovely, with baker's, supermarket etc. at hand. Saint-Michel underground station very close by and lots of places of interest at walking distance.

Arrived this afternoon. Meet by ghislain with fresh bread and a smile.
Great location. 11 euros from gard du noes.
Exactly as photos. A restaruant or bar on every corner.
Looking forward to seeing a bit more of Paris then coming back to the studio.
We are going to enjoy this.

if your in the mode to stay in the hip gayboorhood this is the place. great location. noisy but the doulbe pain glass and good curtains made sleeping easy. good kitchen the nice to have free wifi.

all in all. perfect.

My partner and I stayed in Ghislain's studio in Rue du Temple from 13 July to 15 July. Pre-arrival assistance and communication was great. On arrival we were greeted by Ghislain. He made us feel really welcome. The apartment is small but perfectly formed! Perfect for a weekend break. Location was perfect, for a gay couple, in the heart of the lively Marais area. I feel however that it would equally suit a straight couple, as it is very well placed for sight seeing and the Metro. We really appreciated Ghislain's small personal touches, such as a supply of basic provisions. We visit Paris regularly, I think we have found the perfect "home from home" in the city of light.