You get what you pay for. This was not our first choice but our first booking cancelled due to a family issue.
Eric was quick to respond on booking and the instructions on entry to the place were clear and accurate. The location was pretty close to the Metro and a 10 minute walk from the Eiffel Tower. The place has a well equipped kitchen with more cooking items than most and a nice selection of Nespresso pods. As stated in the description it has no AC but there is one small fan in the bedroom. There was very little ventilation and it was quite hot even at 8 PM. There are electric shutters but they had been left open and it took 8 hours of searching to find one of the remotes (attached stealthily on a side rail of the bunk bed). There were no house instructions, as many hosts leave. Two windows opened about 6-8" at the top, the other two open wide but into the kitchen work area and into the bathroom, which is not very functional.
We had booked multiple nights and after an hour decided to cancel and find another place. Paris was nearly 100 degrees F this particular week and the apartment was not comfortable but wost of all the apartment was not at all clean.
There was hair and crumbs in the rumpled sheets, lips stains and dust on the glassware, the shower curtain was a makeshift grass mat with rivets holding it together. Kitchen counters were sticky. The pillows were dirty and stained with something. There was laundry hanging to dry that was crunchy and not clean. The folded "clean" towels were crunchy and stick and scratchy. There were dirty used bars of soap in the shower and sink. The bathroom sink did not drain well. There was floating debris in the electric water kettle. The "7" beds included a sofa sleeper that required rearranging of the living room for two sleeping spots. The 7th spot pulled out from under the kitchen floor and did not really fit into the room with the couch configured to sleep on. It was made of very thin padding and had sort of a quilt on it with no associated bedding. Maybe good for a small child if you brought your own bedding.
Immediately we contacted the host about the issues. He was condescending and not at all willing to change, fix, clean anything. When we mentioned we had to hunt around for toilet paper (finding it in a cabinet near the ceiling) he stated that "the toilet paper is replaced ecologically by a hand shower". But with no clean towels in sight...
When we told him the sheets and towels were dirty he replied with "the apartment is not sanitized" and that the sheets were "clean (but not tidy) and the kitchen equipment is clean for normal use".
So, if you want a very small crash pad without AC where 7 people can "sort of" sleep that has questionable cleanliness and a potentially condescending host, this is place is for you! It was not the place for us.
We spent until 2 AM finding a hotel for the next few nights. This put us well outside the city and had with no kitchen. Air BnB was contacted, sent pictures and video and they refunded us the cost of the nights we cancelled as well as a discount voucher for the inconvenience. I was very impressed with how they handled it. The host, not so much.
Had the host apologized for the cleanliness, had it cleaned spotlessly the next day while we were out and brought in another fan, we would have stayed. Instead he implied our expectations were unreasonable. We have travel a lot and have booked homes in Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, Canada, Italy, California, Colorado, Idaho, Utah and this is the only place we have had an issue.