This was my first experience with Air B and B and I have to say I was a little disappointed. Our flight arrived to Charles De Gaulle Airport around 9 AM. Although the apartment was listed as flexible check in, we were initially told we couldn't check into the apartment until 3. Vijee directed us to a website entirely in French about locker rentals. First, our luggage probably would have been too large to fit in these lockers. Secondly, how were we supposed to locate these lockers when we had no familiarity with Paris? Finally, Vijee reluctantly agreed to let us check in early. He sent a member of his cleaning staff to greet us. Alice seemed likely a lovely lady, but spoke no English. We were able to grasp the basics but it would have been helpful if someone else, who spoke English, could have followed up with us. When a circuit blew the first night in the apartment, Alice made another unexpected visit to us to fix the problem. The apartment itself was spacious and clean and located walking distance between 2 different metro lines. The listing states the apartment has air conditioning. Luckily it was cool the week we were in Paris as I highly doubt the air conditioning unit in one bedroom, and fan in the other would have sufficiently cooled the place in the midst of a heatwave. Also, the listing advertised a window view of the Eiffel Tower. We could not see the Tower from the apartment. Additionally, it would have been helpful to have 2 separate keys in case we did not want to stick together our entire trip. Considering all the first day, drama I thought it would have been a nice gesture for Vijee to reach out to us during the week to see how our visit was going or ask whether we needed anything from him. When I reached out to him Friday evening, about check out time, so we could plan accordingly for our ride back to the airport, I did not receive a response until Sunday morning.