This listing is pretty true to the description and in a very good location. Initially not impressed by the differences between the pictures and the reality, nevertheless I was willing to put up with a cheaply kept flat with holes in the carpet and old broken furniture to be in central Paris. Was it worth it though? Not in the slightest. Don't be fooled by the million house rules Victoria imposes on her guests into thinking that it is well looked after, she's the first one not to respect them. Not enough towels were provided, had to put the washing machine on before being able to have a shower. The entire flat constantly stank of sewers and when I contacted the host about it she replied after 24 hours telling me it's normal. She even said that the bathroom needs work done and she might have to take the listing down temporarily. (it's still up though)
Please note: there are scaffolding outside the building. The host will include this in an extremely long list and it will get lost in the advert so look out for it! She will also send you a copy-paste message after you book stating the scaffolding will be up only until January 2019: do not believe that. They are still up in March 2019. Not everybody might want to sleep with in a flat that is easily reachable from the street by scaffolding that lead right into their bedroom.
Cherry on the cake: I stepped on a cockroach as big as my hand while entering the shower. When I communicated this to the host she told me that building works bring them out and she can do nothing about it.
Basically not worth paying anything for this flat. Victoria and Airbnb refused to give a partial refund. I feel ripped off. If you're masochist enough to want to book it anyway remember to take pictures of insects and bad smells (not sure how they want you to do that) because apparently without photo evidence you don't have a case. Bottom line is: you're much better off in a hostel.