My young daughter and I were robbed while we were sleeping in this apartment on the last night of our 6-night stay. When we awoke at 6:00 am to prepare for our flight home, we walked into the living and realized that our bags that we prepared the night before were gone. The front door was closed and locked. The windows were closed and locked. I opened the front door and walked down to the other two electronic doors and they were closed and locked. The apartment has a total of three doors that need to be unlocked before you enter the apartment. The first two doors have an electronic key, and the front door to the apartment requires and regular key. There are two keys and three locks. We were terrified, shocked and distraught. Clearly, someone had access to the apartment. The bedroom is just two feet away from the front door, and the thought that they could have entered the bedroom is beyond upsetting. No other items in the apartment were disrupted. I tried in vain to reach our Airbnb hosts at the after-hours number that was provided, but they never picked up the phone so I sent an email via the Airbnb site. Shortly after Michael called me back. I was hysterical when Michael called. I informed him that someone must have access to the apartment. All THREE doors were locked, the windows were locked and there was zero evidence of a forced entry. Someone knew what they were doing; this is not a random break-in. Our “Superhosts” first reaction was to let me know he had other guests arriving. Clearly, that was the last place we wanted to be, and I assured him I was leaving as soon as I possibly could. Thankfully, I have a friend from Paris that was concerned for our safety and immediately arranged a hotel room and money for us as we were left with nothing. Michael told me I should be grateful that nothing happened to my daughter, and that he is not responsible for the crime in Paris. He also suggested that perhaps we did not lock the door or that we were followed home. Ridiculous. He did not offer to come to the apartment to asses the situation, nor did he seem concerned that the safety of his apartment was compromised. He did not offer to meet us at the police station, offer translation services or anything else that one would expect when they are left without money, passports, clothing and a sense of security in a foreign country. I am deeply troubled that new guests stayed in the apartment after our departure. The hosts did refund one night, but based on what our experience was in their apartment I do not find this resolution acceptable. We were not able to fly home for three days because our passports were stolen, had an extra 3 nights in a hotel, and we need to replace most of our clothing...