Daniel was very accommodating and helpful when we had issues. We communicated through WhatsApp.
Our train into Paris was 15 min late so we missed Daniel's contact at the apartment, Elisa. But since we were already given the access code into the complex and the wifi password, we were able to connect with Daniel through WhatsApp and he explained how to get into the apartment. *We are from the USA and have no international phone plan, so our communication was dependent on access to wifi...it was really nice to know that information beforehand*
The apartment is small and there is no AC/AirCon, but we were given that information up front and were prepared for that. The high ceilings make it feel a bit more spacious. No complaints there other than the slight bathroom odor due to the close quarters and lack of windows in that room.
We had trouble with the front lock the first day and Daniel (who doesn't live in Paris) called some friends who came and helped! Much appreciated.
There is a small kitchenette and small refrigerator that allowed us to prepare a few meals (Paris had, by far, the most expensive restaurants of the European cities we visited, and eating-in a few times helped with the budget).
Since you're in Paris, this small apartment is an easy place to use as home base. Use the pull-out couch for naps and sleeping. And a 5 min. walk to the Metro. You probably won't be spending too much more time there to notice the lack of AC/AirCon. Perfect for us.
Thank you, Daniel!