Well? I want to start with the Pros & Cons of this place. The Cons?
1. There are no Cons
2. I just said there are no Cons
3. Why are you still looking to see if there are any Cons, there just isn't any.
4. Oh my gosh! You're killing me.
5. Okay, there is one thing, Montmarte is on a hill so there is a lot of stair climbing if you take the Metro, but that's not this AirBnb's fault.
The Pros . . . Where do I begin? Let's just say, if we didn't visit the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Versailles, Disneyland Paris and the Arc de Triomphe? We probably would've had just as wonderful time staying at this place and not leave. The pix of the deck just don't do it justice. The view is just breathtaking. My wife and I just froze staring out towards Paris. This place is the epitome of "One-Million Dollar View." The view from the front was just as excellent as it was something straight out of a movie looking down the street.
Alexandre was such a wonderful host as he showed us the place and even had us drop off our luggage a little early so that we can go get our Metro Passes. There were literally no issues with this place. All the appliances were in excellent working order. The really cool thing was that the Shower and the Toilet were actually in separate rooms that it was nice to be able to use the bathroom in peace while my wife as getting ready. OH! And the Shower Floor? OMG! It's heated. That alone is worth the price of admission during the winter months. I will say the climbing of the stairs was a challenge, but that is a seriously small price to pay once you see the view. Which by the way, (this from my wife) you may get tired climbing the stairs, but you recover in seconds once you get to the deck to enjoy some Brie/Blue Cheese and Wine, I had mostly Beer. And speaking of snacks, there is a store right outside the door (to the street) that has everything you need (Food, Toiletries, etc.)
I literally can go on and on, but I have a serious fear that this place will be booked all throughout the year that my wife and I will never get back in. This place is seriously Paris' best kept secret and let's keep it that way.