Not my favorite AirBNB. Some good things, some not-so-good things. Art & Theo were generally good communicators, but the apt had some downsides:
• The bathroom is exceptionally tiny; so cramped that you cannot even sit on the toilet without bumping into the shower walls. The sink is the size of an airplane sink, with very little storage space for your personal toiletries. No additional toilet paper was provided — no fun to realize overnight when all the stores are closed. :-/
• The kitchen had an actual mini-fridge — not the under-counter half size fridge you see in many European apartments. This was as small as a hotel mini-fridge, with no shelves and an over-frosted freezer compartment that’s too small to even accommodate a pint of ice cream. If you plan to cook meals, probably better to choose a different place.
• Our stay was summertime, and the ground floor unit was so humid that even the provided humidifier couldn’t run all evening without filling up with water. Mildew grows very easily here and we saw it on the bathroom walls.
• The main bed was comfortable, but the loft bed had very old sheets which were so covered with ‘pills’ that my extra guest couldn’t sleep on them. He slept several nights on the comfy couch instead.
• The location itself within Paris is excellent. The Wi-Fi was fast and good. The furnishings were rather hip — even if the vases full of dusty plastic flowers seemed out of place.
And although Art / Theo were responsive, we were unable to extend our stay by even an extra hour when my guest had his passport stolen and needed some extra time to visit the Embassy on the morning of our checkout day. I understand that a checkout time may need to be strict when new guests are arriving that same day, but the stark inflexibility left a sour taste in our mouths at the end of our stay.
I have stayed in several other excellent AirBNB’s in Paris and this wouldn’t be my top recommendation. I would not stay again.