We have been travelling since 7 weeks with our baby and Paris was our last stop . We met friends and stayed with 3 persons and 2 babies both not yet 1 year old .
I have stayed in more than 40 Airbnbs and this was the worst Check in experience i have ever had. Arthur was travelling and left cleaning and coordination to Ms. Karrouche, who does not speak a single word of English. They both had miscommunication issues and did not expect us the day of arrival. First we ended up waiting for Ms. Karrouche with our tons of luggage in a bar just to learn when entering the flat that the previous guests still left their luggage there and it was not cleaned yet- hence we had to wait again. I guess many details about the process got lost in translation . In the end , the flat was ready,still very dirty, 3 hours after designated check in time .
You could recognize , that Arthur was ashamed about this and he granted a reasonable discount.
Even with the time zone difference he reacted quickly.
It's actually situated in a very nice multicultural area of Paris and we e.g. had amazing libanese food . There are tons of options around the corner and beautiful park Belleville is just 1 min away . Coffee from Bar Floreal is great.
First it was stressful and definetely not good with 2 babies crawling on the dirty floor. But in the end, it was a good stay and the place is spacious, well equipped and has an amazing view over Paris.
It's their home and that's the original idea of Airbnb , but meanwhile seldom found.