My family had an amazing time at Veronique's place! It is very interesting architecture with lots of natural light and skylights. This Airbnb is a real home and not a quick and sterile ikea renovation someone slapped together to make money. While it may not have all brand new modern things, its has personality and charm and comfort. The place actually has what you need. Plenty of hand and body towels, utensils, dishes, hair dryer, glassware, ect.
The location was peffect for us too. My aunt was with us and she is a 70yr old diabetic and cannot walk too far. We were on the ground floor and the steps to the downstairs are not narrow and terrifying as we found in other European airbnb's. You are in a courtyard so even though the area is busy it is always quiet in the home. It is a family area so if you want a place to be loud and party I wouldn't stay here. There are plenty of bars nearby to get wild at though. The metro is a two block walk, and within one block is a bakery, a butcher, a fresh market, a wine shop, and plenty of bars. The absinthe bar on the corner was fabulous, and despite our language barrier the bartender remembered us and treated us like regulars by the second day. The neighborhood didn't seem to be super touristy but had endless amazing shops and restaurants. Definitely go to the Marche Bastille (outdoor market on thurs and sat), and get pastries at La Patisserie Cyril Lignac.