Three of us stayed at this airbnb for 6 nights/7 days in April. The location was nice, it is in a less busy area, we felt like we had a more local Parisian experience. The actual unit is on the 3rd floor of the building, with no stairs. From what I know, most buildings in Paris don't have elevators, which isn't a problem for me, but wanted to share this piece of information for other guests who may find it challenging.
Pros:
-Comfortably accommodated three women, it would have been tight with 4 (their listing says the unit can have up to 4). Maybe 2 adults and 2 children?
-Good location - cute restaurants and coffee shops in the immediate area
-The host and her team of agents were responsive and accommodating during the stay
-An agent met us upon check-in and helped walk me through all the amenities of the apartment
-The host offered to coordinate transportation to and from the airport (for a fee, of course). One less thing to think about when you're traveling!
Cons:
-Hot water for shower lasts less than 10 minutes. Not sure if this is also a Parisian building thing, but in the middle of my shower, the hot water ran out and I ended up taking a cold shower one of the nights when it was 30 degrees out.
-Again, not sure if this is common in Paris, but the power breakers went off intermittently throughout the day & night. I had to reset the breakers constantly.
-Building had very thin walls, we could hear our neighbors clearly. We were also very cognizant of our own noise, made sure to walk up and down the stairs quietly and minimize noise at night.
-My sister accidently left her jewelry in the apt when we left, I contacted the host to see if they would ship it to us. Of course we would pay for all the costs and even offered to pay an additional $100 for their trouble, unfortunately they refused to ship it back. We are still trying to figure out how to work a courier service to have the jewelry picked up... I can't imagine this is a once in a blue moon incident. The fact that the host runs multiple airbnbs, this is a whole business for them, and doesn't have a proper process to return items left behind is a brain teaser for me.
I've stayed in 3 airbnbs in Paris and 7 in Europe total (Italy, Spain, France), I would rank this place lowest among all my Paris airbnb stays and 5/7 among all Europe stays. In a pinch, I would stay here again but would definitely look for other options first.