Some basic about myself, it’s my 5th time in Paris in the past 6 years. I have stayed at a lot of Airbnb and I also hosted 2 places in the past. I traveled with 2 babies. Then about the stay, in general, I wouldn’t recommend to anyone who has seen Eiffel Tower. Don’t get me wrong, the view was great. But that’s it. If you need sacrifice your privacy, comfort and space for the view, I wouldn’t do that again. First of all, I think the apartment type cannot be “entire apartment”. You DO NOT have the entire apartment. It’s an apartment divided into two main spaces where you share with your host 1) entrance 2) hallway 3) a lot of private conversations. I didn’t know the layout is like this until way after checkin that the host and her husband just opened the apartment door and walked in. The layout is like this: You have the same entrance, then the host turn left and go to their space. You walk a long narrow hallway, turn right some more hallway (where a few other doors added which are the entrances to their space but not for you) and then it’s your two rooms. We ran into the host a few times during our stay, which wasn’t expected by me at all. I am a breastfeeding mom and I need pump from time to time, due to the tininess of our rooms, I was planning to pump in the hallway, I am glad that I didn’t before realizing it doesn’t belong to our private use. I was expecting a small place but not that small. The sink, oh my gosh, I wet my own clothes and floor every single time using it. It’s just a tiny bowl. The shower is only fit for one petite size person, my 6 foot tall husband couldn’t properly shower in it. The actual bedrooms are actually fine, although still very small. The shower gel was out during our stay. Then the constant reminders from the host, even before departure that you HAVE TO keep the noise to minimum and you are NOT ALLOWED to roll your suitcases or whatsoever. That’s a long list and I am not gonna list then all. I am traveling with 2 babies with lots of stuff, and it added a lot stress and work to live by these rules. Then the reminders are everywhere, in the shower, in the fridge, everywhere you can see. Also you will be requested to fill in all the personal info of every single person who stays there upon arrival (immediately) and send to the host. That’s also the first ever of my visit anywhere. Before checkout, you will also be reminded that you can not make any kind noise. Ironically though, the host or someone dropped things on the floor and woke up my babies to cry at one point. Don’t mention the noise from above and from the streets. We had to...