Nice, quaint apartment in great location. "Authentic" French, older, but quality furnishings and decorations. The sofa bed mattress is very uncomfortable - even for a sofa bed. Authentic bath tube is charming and great if one is interested in a long bath, but a shower curtain to enable a guest to take a quick stand up shower would be a nice addition. The apartment is on 8th floor and has views over neighboring rooftops and to the Lyon skyline. View is better out the front window than from the back porch. Elevator doesn't function correctly - only makes it to 7th floor. There was no light on the 8th floor landing. The management company employee who "checked me in" said the light had been recently repaired and expressed surprise that it wasn't working. The light was repaired and working seven days later, the day prior to my departure. All things considered (great location, relatively clean, reasonable price), I'd be interested in staying in the apartment again, if it weren't for the management company. As with other third party (or fourth party, if you count Airbnb) situations, Airbnb owner hospitality just doesn't happen when management is turned over to an entity that only cares about making money. Worse in this case, the management company, Welkeys, didn't even make a pretense of offering customer service. Other than having a very pleasant and responsive young lady, Louis, let me in to the apartment on Day One, all Welkeys correspondence was either automated overreaching directives (disguised in polite language) or marginally helpful responses from whichever employee was checking Airbnb messages at any given time. This experience just reinforced my desire to avoid Airbnb offerings that are not managed by owners. The extra aggravation makes paying a little more for a hotel a better option.