The place itself is palatial, even for non-Paris standards. The kitchen is stocked to the tee, fit for seasoned chef. The internet had fast wifi. There was even a piano for crying outloud. This is definitely a place that anyone could just move into and feel at home right away. There's even an arrangement for airport pickup and luggage storage.
That said, there is one big caveat. This is an apartment run by a company called Parisian Home, who own dozens of other apartments. Before checking in, they send you a separate email with details for how to check-in. Somehow this email had gone to my spam inbox for me. And I hadn't realized this until I had arrived in Paris. We had to pick up the key from their main office, causing us to miss dinner reservations.
There were times when I would send a message via Airbnb app, but receive no response for several days. The name of the Airbnb is manager "Gaelle", but the check in information was sent in a separate email. I would have preferred that all communication be handled in the Airbnb app. Or at least a note saying "hey, look out for an email from XXXXX using a YYYYY email address, or something to that effect.
There's no single point of contact in the email either. At any given time the person replying the email could be Alexia, or Fanny, or Daneka, or Phil. Communication is a huge pain point in my whole experience.
Despite all that, we still managed to have quite a pleasant stay and I would recommend it. Hoping you learned from my unfortunate experience with the communication.