The flat was nice for 5 people (definitely not for 6) and centrally located. The location was close to the metro and the main attractions. The flat was one of the nice ones if you consider that most flats in Paris are mouldy. However, there’s no communication and it’s badly mismanaged. We had to deal with Pierre. Avoid him at all costs, ask for someone else when booking to communicate with. THANKFULLY the two ladies at the shop next to the Airbnb had been amazing, we’re glad we had them for some help. Why communication was awful: a week before travelling, we messaged on the Airbnb app and got no reply. We reached the train station from the UK, we messaged and still got no reply. We reached the Airbnb, we called and he decided to reply finally. This is all very last minute; you are expecting bookings to arrive and you don’t take the time to answer and check that everything’s okay especially when we message a week before. Also, you have an Airbnb where you MOST LIKELY will have international bookings. Why is the message with all the information in French? The two ladies at Orna Farho were very helpful, thank you so much to them. If you don’t mind awful communication but just a place to crash, then this place is for you.