After staying at a privately owned Airbnb rental within the same vacation, the differences between an independently ran property vs. an agency ran property (this one) has become very apparent. Guillame was for the most part very communicative, answering all my questions, but there wasn't much attention to detail in the apartment and I definitely see room for improvement given the potential this space has.
The layout was accurate to the pictures shown, with the spaciousness being a pleasant surprise because I thought it would be smaller. What didn't match with the pictures were the cleanliness and upkeep of the apartment. A few things I noticed: Master bathroom trash was still in there, some hair left from previous tenants that wasn't cleaned up, fridge had a strange stench coming from it as well as the kitchen and the hallway to the bathroom in the master bedroom. I wasn't as comfortable as I'd like, but I also have really really high standards for cleanliness.
Also, though we were aware that there would be no amenities provided, be prepared to bring all your own amenities, literally. It's bare bones here: one roll of toilet paper per bathroom and some thin towels. If you book here, I'd suggest bringing handsoap, paper towels, maybe some extra toilet paper. And dish soap and sponge if you plan on using the sink. The good news is there's a Franprix only a couple of minutes away.
In terms of price, you get a decent space for what you pay. The apartment is generally nice and definitely bigger than any Parisian property I've visited, but was missing the warmth, amenities, and TLC needed for an outstanding stay. Another positive is that it is located in a great neighborhood with plenty of shopping, food, and cafe options. I wish we had more time to explore around our area. The beds were also extremely comfortable. One of the better Airbnb bed qualities I've experienced. Not a bad stay at all, but just things to note for those who usually expect a 5-star experience.