This place was not worth the money. The location was great, just about 5 minutes from the Port Royal Metro station, and at the foot of the Luxembourg Gardens. However, there was no air con that I could work and the single little window that opened out was not enough, it was like a sauna in there. Staying here in winter would be much better than in summer. It's very small but very clean and perfect for one person, NO WAY would you have two people staying there. Also couldn't make the fold-out bed flat no matter how hard I tried- after 2 hours altogether over separate time periods I have up. Also, the stairs are underrated in the reviews of this place. I'm 19 and extremely fit and after a long day of walking everywhere around Paris in the heat, it was a nightmare, over 100 stairs up to the apartment. It would be worth it if there was a working air con and bigger windows. It was very noisy outside too and the noise woke me up in the morning.
The worst part of this was that I arrived late at night in Paris at the address Enzo gave me which turned out to be the wrong address. He did not answer calls, messages or texts as he said he would for over an hour and I was just waiting there with all of my luggage, even though he knew I was going to be there at that time, which I had told him well in advance. I was so upset because I was simply left in the streets of Paris with no way of contacting him for so long. Eventually he replied and gave me the real address, which is street number 11, not number 9 as his Air b n b page says (a completely different building!). Later he became more responsive to communication, however I was very surprised there were no instructions for me regarding anything except the wifi. There should have been detailed instructions for the TV, induction stove top, how to unfold the bed, lock the door, get to the nearest train station and use the heater. Not necessarily needed for me, but it would be helpful for any traveller. Was happy also the place had a small fridge, freezer, bin, washing-up equipment and basic food like salt and pepper, tea and all the basic kitchen equipment, which was great. overall a hotel would be better, or even a good hostel, mostly from the perspective of value for money. If this place was $50 per night I'd do it again, but it was more like $85.