The only two good things I can say about this apartment are Rahim was a gracious host and the location is great. But the building and apartment are, as one other reviewer said, claustrophobically small. I have stayed in many Airbnbs In Paris and am acutely aware that space is a precious commodity. But this is ridiculous. I am a size 8 American woman— so average size—I had to stand sideways at the bedside to change my clothes. My knees were touching the door when I was sitting on the toilet and I am only 5’4”. I have no idea how anyone any taller would be able to close the door for privacy. When I used the wall hung hair dryer in the shower area, I had to keep the shower door open because my left arm had to be inside the shower while my right arm was hitting the opposite wall. There is nothing in the apartment that gives it any comfortable, cozy, welcome home feeling. There is no where in the bedrooms or living area to set anything—no bedside tables, no table near the couch. The mattress in the bedroom I slept in is broken down. I sleep on my side and my leg kept sliding off the broken down edge of the mattress. It is not properly stocked for arrival. There were no paper towels or dish towels in the kitchen, no coffee pods-and no instructions on what kind of pods to buy—I had to guess. The carpeting in the stairway is filthy! Who knows the last time it was shampooed or even vacuumed,. This apartment essentially sleeps 6, but there is one small couch for sitting, that’s it. The owners at least need to install wall hung bedside cabinets and at least one chair and table in the living area. Over priced for the accommodation.