Pros: efficient use of space due to the raised beds on rails which makes it feel more spacious than other apartments of a similar size, well furnished and outfitted apartment, nice master bedroom with couch/double bed and balcony, connected feeling of apartment between kitchen and lounge room due to openable sliding doors, reasonably well outfitted kitchen, the host Judit sent a comprehensive list of pre-stay instructions (how to get inside/use beds/set up wifi/etc.), comfortable beds
Cons: The immediate area around the apartment seems a little sketchy (only a 5-10 minute walk from nice areas), the local metro station Telegraphe was unfortunately shut during our stay despite advertising it as a bonus feature of the location, one support on each of the two single beds is too short due to missing stoppers and as such they need makeshift stoppers under them to reach the floor and support the beds (we used piles of tissue paper to fill the gaps), and the wifi stopped working after the first night which is problematic as a traveller with no european sim card
Nitpicks: Small/cramped shower for taller people, No TV, located a fair distance from the city centre but the paris metro runs like clockwork so it is partially compensated for, like most Parisian apartments it gets stuffy and hot inside in summer due to little ventilation but has openable windows
Ultimately, the price was a bit expensive for service provided, but the main issue was the the wifi.