We got a cab to the apartment from the train station in Paris, and after a little bit of walking around we were able to locate the building. There were instructions on how to enter the apartment which were very hard to decipher, as they weren’t written in order. We also had a message from the host with 2 additional lock code changes. In total it probably took us a half hour to get into the apartment because you have to type in 3 different codes to get into a door, a lockbox, a closet, and another lockbox before exiting the building and accessing the apartment through another entrance. When we got inside we realized that even though it was advertised as having 3 beds, it is really one bed, a pull out and a chair. My mother used the bedroom with the real bed, and I used the pull out. The pull out was not adequately stocked with pillows and blankets, and while I was able to find some additional pillows, I was never able to find a proper blanket to sleep with. The apartment was clean and had everything else we needed. We were given 4 coffee pods for 2 people for 5 days. The stock of items seems skimpy for what we were paying. Next time I will opt for a hotel.