I was welcomed by Ludwig's friend, she was super nice and had given me all the basic information about the place. Communication with Ludwig prior to arrival was also easy.
The room size and the interior is just as presented in the photos. A day prior to arrival I re-checked the website and figured out that the necessities (which Airbnb defines as bedding and towels) and hairdryer were not supposed to be provided although they were in the apartment when I arrived. I hope that this gets corrected on the page.
What was not there was the toilet paper (or any kind of paper towels) and soap, which I consider a necessity as well. Of course there are plenty of supermarkets in the area (Monoprix, M&S) where you can buy it, so consider yourself warned to get it if you stay here.
Also, the kitchen appliances tremble and make a noise at every metro passing under the building, which I did not notice until going to bed. In case you are a light sleeper you might have trouble with that.
The sheets were freshly washed, however there were some mould-like stains on them which were placed under the pillow area, which was really not a nice surprise. Also, the mouldy ceiling in the bathroom really requires some renovation.
The neighbourhood is super nice, it is one of the best in Paris, however even in this area may get a place for much less money, which provides toilet paper and soap, clean sheets and no metro noise at night.