This is a very clean unit, and the host is very responsive to texts, however, that is where the positives end. The problem with this unit is the lack of transparency when it came to the amenities.
The host had listed that there were 2 bathrooms in the unit. However what he meant was that there were two showers and 1 toilet. One of the showers had a drainage issue and was located in the middle of the matter bedroom with no curtain or anything, so it is completely not usable. The second shower/bathtub set was designed so that if you showered using the rainfall shower, the entire shower-room would become a puddle. So you had to sit on your knees the whole time and shower using the mobile shower to ensure water didn't get everywhere. The room where the toilet was, was about 3 feet by 2 feet, so when you bent down to sit on the toilet, you would bang your head on the toilet-room door that was inches away from your face at all times. There was no sink in the room where the toilet was, so you had to open the door with un-washed hands and make your way to the sink located randomly in the middle of the master bedroom or down the hall where the shower-room was. Therefore sleeping in the master bedroom was essentially like having a bed in the middle of a bathroom where the toilet should have been.
In one of the picture of our unit, the host had shown a clear view of the Eiffel Tower from a terrace. This unit has no terrace, and there is absolutely no view of the Eiffel Tower. The host provides basically the first nights supplies in terms of toiler paper, and essentially no kitchen supplies other than dishes and cutlery. So plan a visit to the Franprix down the street upon arrival, for the basics (kitchen towels, salt & pepper). If you are visiting in the summer and in warmer weather, there is no air conditioning.