I've stayed in multiple different places in Paris and other places and have always been quite happy with the place--- and often more so, by the warmth of the owner who tries to make one feel at home and welcome with a few snacks, a bottle of wine, or just spending the extra time to give information about the area. The place can be clean and decent but at the end, it's the "feeling" one gets from the place that makes the stay inviting and memorable. With Martine's place, there was none of that. If you walk in with low expectations--- just a clean apartment in a good location in Paris, you'll be fine. But here, you'll be supplied with only one roll of toilet paper, the bed won't be made in the 2nd bedroom unless you specify it (even though they know there are 2 adult guests arriving,) no coffee, no extras to make you feel at home after a long day of traveling from the U.S. One morning, someone kept ringing the bell and knocking on the door and a man unlocked the door and walked in with a bag of linens saying he was dropping it off for the next guest--- even though it was during the middle of our stay. The day after we arrived, we got locked out with the key inside--- and we ended up paying the locksmith 250 euros. For a place that gets rented out on a regular basis, they should install a lock that would prevent guests from wasting the entire, precious day in Paris dealing with a locksmith. When I contacted Airbnb for reimbursement for the expense, they said that the protocol was to first request it from the owner. I didn't expect Martine to reimburse me but she didn't even apologize for our inconvenience or express any understanding to what we had to deal with. Instead, she wrote back, "Don't you have any shame? ..." She basically blamed me saying that it was my fault for getting locked out. This is my first negative Airbnb review and I'm not happy telling this to the public but this is my clear and honest memory of Martine's place.