David's place is fantastic! It is right next to the Eiffel tower and bus stops and metro station so easily accessible. David is super responsive and quick and made our stay super comfortable. I asked David for the arranged airport pickup as has been mentioned by other guests in other reviews and everything went without a hitch. He provided us with the number for the driver so we could contact him directly. The apartment is cozy, snug, tastefully done and has everything you could require. David provides clear instructions for check in and check out and a binder with recommendations for places to eat and see. He was flexible with our checkout as well. If I could give higher than 5 stars I would! Personal tips for first time Paris travelers: Somethings I learnt while on my first Paris trip that I wanted to share. 1. Paris is easily accessible by metro and I have left the bus and metro map in David's folder which we used everyday to visit the Louvre, Musee De Orsay and many more. 2. If entering the EU through another Schengen country (we had gone to Iceland first and then Paris) there may be no customs check which I wasnt used to and we spent a good 2 hours googling if our passports were supposed to have been stamped but apparently if you come through another Schengen country then you only get a stamp at the first entry and then exit and nothing in between. 3. I highly recommend trying Monsiuer Bleu restaurant- it is a highly rated restaurant with great views of the Eiffel tower and the canal within 2 km of David's place. The food is amazing, the staff are great and they have a beautiful patio. You have to make reservations online so try them if you get a chance because we did and they were great! 4. We had another night stay in Paris (not David's place) just before getting our flight back home and I didnt realize that I could contact David's suggested airport pickup so we landed and were immediately besieged by countless people asking if we wanted taxis. Because David's pickup had gone so smoothly, I wasnt expecting this chaos and we went with a taxi driver who told us that there were different taxis for Paris and different for suburbs because I asked him why his didnt have a taxi sign or a meter. We were exhausted so just sat in his taxi which seemed legit because he had a license but when we reached our destination he charged us 120 Euros! David's airport pickup had charged us 55 euro one way for comparison. I dont want anyone else to go through this because it soured our last day of travel so my tip- ignore the hawking vendors when you get out at Paris airport, look for a taxi with a taxi sign on their hood and they should have a displayable meter that you can see...