The showers have a terrible odor and one of them is not sealed properly, so the floor becomes covered in water. we used our towels to soak up the water on the floor. There is only one toilet even though the place is advertised for 6 people. There is no sink where the toilet is, so after you use the toilet you have to wash your hands in the sink where the shower is and if someone is taking a shower you have to wash your hands in the kitchen sink.
The listing description did not mention an extra fee charged for basic amenities such as soap, shampoo, garbage bags, sponge, laundry detergent etc. The agency had a very strict no refund policy and only a couple days before check in this information about the extra fees was shared. It was transparenty dishonest for the extra fees not to be listed in the original listing. I raised this with the agent who made no apologies for it (though they have since updated the description to note these fees). The construction of the place was cheaply made, the shelves were falling off, the leather in the bed headboard was scraped off in various places, the paint was coming off the walls, the cover of the trashcan was broken. The place felt claustrophobic with four people but the place is advertised for 6 guests.
This is an apartment managed by an agency, so we dealt with different agents. The agents initially pressured us excessively for an exact time of arrival, which we were unable to provide due to the strikes and the heavy traffic when entering Paris. Once we were close and gave the agent an exact time, the host was not even there when we arrived and we had to wait for him outside. The heat was not turned on even though we notified the agent of our arrival time. We were charged 30 additonal Euros because we arrived after 8 pm. This was an apartment that was cheaply made, built in the courtyard of a building. It was dark, and the whole building could have see inside the apartment if the shades were left up. This was overall my worst experience with Airbnb.