Pierre-Maxime has done an amazing job with a small space. The apartment is incredibly well and beautifully designed . He has made clever use of storage and layout to pack everything you'd need into the space. All the appliances and furniture are of the highest standard and quality, and the kitchen is well equipped for cooking decent meals. The sofa bed is very comfortable and the space worked well for me as a solo traveller (although I woulnd't choose it for two people, given the small size).
Pierre-Maxime was a great communicator and very friendly. He responded promptly to my questions and helped me out with some great restaurant, cafe and bar tips.
A few things to note:
1) The apartment is located on a busy road and it was still quite warm, despite the spring weather. Hence you're faced with the undesirable choice of either noise and fresh air, or quiet and warmth. That being said, there is an excellent small fan in the apartment, which helped.
2) There is a lot of attention given to compliance with the apartment rules. Each of the rules is fairly reasonable, that's not the issue. It's the multiple posters inside and just outside the flat reminding you of the rules (which are all on Airbnb), as well as the security camera pointed at the door to monitor compliance with the rules. I have stayed in many Airbnbs before, but never come across something like this. As I say, I don't have any problems with following the rules. It just created a bit of an unwelcoming atmosphere.
3) Note that the listing says there's a dedicated workspace, but all there is the one high table (visble in the photos) in the kitchen/living area, which could be used for work (as well as meal prep and eating), but it's not a dedicated workspace.