This was my 4th time in Paris. Additionally, I have stayed in other airbnb properties in Madrid, Barcelona, Roma, Cinque Terre, Lisboa, Porto, Canada and USA. Based on my prior experiences, I tend to only look for Superhost properties.
Our stay consisted of 2 adults and a child. I chose this property due to its location, pictures of the Apt, the reviews and the listing being identified as a superhost. The location for this apt. is ideal and as good as it comes, as many others have shared this sentiment. The apt itself is very nice as the pictures demonstrate it.
However, the value (actual cost) is not there. This property should not be identified as a SuperHost. Firstly, if you're a superhost, I think you should be there in the city to give face to the property. We had numerous issues with communication, check in, person greeting wasn't aware we were 3 (thought it was 2) and the worst was shower drain which was clogged with lots of hair and other debris. We had the grand pleasure of cleaning this out. It was doing that or showering in a mini pool, which is quite gross. The excuse/response to this can be whatever they claim it to be, but as a superhost and at the rate of $300 a night, I'm sorry, it's just not justified. Currently, this is my dilemma with Airbnb vs. a Hotel stay. If it's great, fantastic. If not, then what? Who do you complain to? Who addresses your issue in a timely manner?
I wish you better luck. In all fairness, again, the property is very nice and so is the location.