Everything is relative. I ended up not staying in it even after having payed for it. I preferred to prolong the airbnb I had found for the days before instead. Gwenole, the host, or rather the airbnb manager of a number of flats, was a great guy, and probably works hard juggling a lot of flats and people. He was patient with me, both prior to arriving when I tried to find the best option and posed a number of questions, and later when I changed my plans a bit. The flat in itself was totally ok. The air is a little bit stuffy in these modern buildings were the walls don't breathe, so you're dependent on the air-conditioning but it seemed to work well. Kitchen very small, nothing in the fridge, but all correct. Nice view. Very stern security in the building. Does not make you feel so welcome. Complicated and very strict check in check out times - also due to the building and the style of someone owning a flat just to rent it out and someone else managing it. Understandable, probably quite common, but not a great recipe for flexibility and care. So in the end I felt that it would be both nicer and more convenient to stay in the old style apartment were I were, and were the hosts lived in the flat next door, filled the fridge for me, and were open to any flexibility. But again - Gwenole seems to be a good guy, and flat is most likely better than most hotels, if you want a stylish but not so personal space in a nice area!