The apartment has a good location and a stylish design. The space appears smaller than the picture, for two people is enough, but for more than two people will be crowded. The living room sofa bed is very convenient. The bathroom is spacious.
We booked 5 nights and had a good time in the initial. On the fourth day, we returned to the apartment at 16:00 pm. At 16:50 we found that the water was stopped and we couldn't use the toilet, at that time someone was repairing it in the porch, we thought it was just a temporary fault. We waited until 19:10 and the water was still stopped. At 19:14 we left a message on Airbnb, Michael & Johanna didn't reply , so we contacted them by phone. She said it was the building's problem and she would contact the building manager. We left a message again at 19:58pm, informing them that was still no water and we had to go out to dinner and borrow the restaurant toilet. Michael & Johanna replied that they had contacted the building manager to take care. At 21:53pm we returned to the apartment from the restaurant and the water was still off. It had been 5 hours since we found out that the water was out,
Michael & Johanna had not arrived at the apartment and had not solved the problem, the apartment was no longer fit for human habitation and we were paying 190 euros per day to not be able to use the apartment toilet. So we asked Michael & Johanna on airbnb to cancel our last two days and at 22:50 we left this frustrating apartment with our luggage in the cold and dark night and did not find a new hotel to stay until 24:00. Michael & Johanna never responded to our cancellation request, only leaving another message stressing that it was a building problem and not an apartment problem. Since we couldn't communicate, we had to ask the airbnb platform to intervene. We provided convincing evidence to the airbnb platform, and Airbnb forced them to return the two days' room fee.
We love architecture, museums and food of Paris, but this apartment left us with not-so-fond memories.