The location is fantastic. There's a slight feeling of being in someone's home, but it's not a hotel after all. When Paris gets really hot, which happens sometimes in the summer, the room we stayed in got really warm, so my suggestion to the host was to place a fan in the room for future guests. If you are the kind of person who turns on the AC when it gets warm, (I am that person) you may be get warm at night in the summer. The bed provided was very comfortable but if you have an additional need for a second sleeping space in the same room, make sure to book a second room instead , which the host offers on the cheap when available. I made the mistake of not getting a second room because I wanted my daughter nearby and what the host had provided to sleep on was not too comfortable. Then I asked the host for my daughter to sleep on the couch and the host was not comfortable with that ( it's her home after all and I feel it's important to be gracious and abiding. I should have just accepted the hosts' advice at the beginning to get a second room. Anyways, in the final analyses, the location is excellent, and that is the number one thing here, and the host is a sweet French woman with the cultural differences one might anticipate. Don't hesitate to stay here assuming it won't be too warm and you are sharing a bed with your partner. Also I recommend eating at Cafe Zeypher (sp) directly across the street on Rue Monmarte. It was our best meal in four days. Sorry host, we enjoyed Zeypher more than any other eating recommendation.
I love Paris and this Airbnb location was a real contribution to our stay in the great city-- IMO the nicest city in the world outside San Diego.