It is very difficult to find a 2 bedroom 2 bath with air conditioning in Paris during the summer. However, we've experienced Paris in the hot months before so when we found this "recently remodeled" spot, we agreed to the rather expensive price tag (over 500 Euros per night, for 8 days). After we checked in, we were greeted by a puddle of water underneath the first bedroom AC (all units were self-contained, above the door types). When we called the manager, they said they'd send someone over, which was the first of at least four separate trips by their team to "assess" the AC problems. The 3 AC units all had problems: the first bedroom blew ice cold air no matter what temp it was set on, the main room unit blew moderate (neither hot nor cold air) and the second bedroom unit started out fine but failed about half way through our stay. This was bad timing for us as the temperature in Paris the last half of our stay ranged between 90 and 100F (32-38C). Several associates came over to check on this but we were always told a technician would arrive soon. The faulty unit was never fixed, resulting in one of our companions sleeping on the uncomfortable pullout bed in the main room. I asked for a modest refund (100 Euros for 5 nights the AC didn't work) but management offered 150 euros, total. Unacceptable for the inconvenience and discomfort involved, considering the price we paid. We also had to go to the office to request an additional key and more towels (1 bath towel and 1 hand towel per person, for 8 days, and no towels in front bathroom). Manager said this was "standard B&B policy" in Paris, which was ludicrous, especially at 500+ euros per night. There was also no iron or drying rack provided, although there was an ironing board. A new iron was delivered the next day, although management suggested we "look a little more thoroughly for it". The rest of the apartment was OK, aside from the cracked cooktop and Very slow washer/dryer unit, and there were many things one would not associate with a newly remodeled flat, such as poorly fitted cabinet doors, broken garbage can ,door handles that fell off when used (lobby), and several ceiling lights that did not work at all. There was an elevator, which worked, so that was a plus. Street noise was moderate, with loud partying outside several nights. There is a closet sized grocery right across the street, and a couple of boulangeries a block or so away. Metro stops are 5-10 minutes away. So in summary, I would not repeat this rental, because while management usually responded to my texts, the results were mixed, at best, and resulted in frustration most of the time. This is a very expensive AirBnb unit in Paris, and turned out to not be worth the costs and hassle.