Although the location of this flat was central, it was a bare bones stay for a premium price. There was no way to make coffee (instant coffee in Paris!?) and no functional wine opener (again, this is Paris). The tiny kitchen left a lot to be desired to say the least. I stay in Airbnb's to be able to cook and feel at home, but this one was a home fit for early 20 year olds. I have two Airbnb's myself and felt that there was a lot to be desired with this one. From only one roll of toilet paper left for me, to the bathroom door handle falling off twice and an overall dingy feeling. I love vintage but this was modern-ish with vintage scum, minimal hangup clothing space and an dirty old couch that didn't even have pillows to make it comfortable. The upside is there is a washing machine in the flat and the building is quiet and safe, as well as the hosts were good at communicating. There is no advertised wifi but they were kind enough to let me use their iPad's wifi, but after a few days there was a problem with the sim card so I bought an Orange wifi pass that only worked intermittently in the living room (probably b/c the walls are so thick). Overall this experience could be made better with some attention to the details.