Unfortunately we did not have a positive experience and would not stay here again. We moved to a hotel two nights before the end of our stay.
The positives - the apartment is large, very clean, and the beds are comfortable. There are ample towels, linen etc. There is a basic supermarket below the apartment which is very handy.
The negatives - The area is not particularly nice. If it is purely a place to sleep - it’s fine (and there are some nice restaurants nearby) but there are many nicer areas in Paris to stay.
The entry system is very complex. To enter the building and internal doors you need three codes plus a release button you have to press from a link sent to you - if you have no reception or phone battery you can not get in.
On day three the link stopped working and we were stuck until a person who lived in the building let us in. On the next day someone (also staying on the same floor) showed us where a spare fob was hidden.
Bedrooms - We needed the three beds advertised - however we were unable to use the sofa bed in the living room/ kitchen as the kitchen lights did not turn off. We found this out at midnight and spent two hours reading about IKEA strip lighting to no avail. If you look at other reviews you will see this is an on going issue. We called the host in the morning - they said they would send someone over. We found out later that night that no one ever came - so we had another night of not being able to use the bed. Luckily the next day someone working in an adjacent apartment showed us where the fuse box was and he turned off the light. If you are staying here and reading this - the fuse box is near the front door (bottom row second from the right).
There is a washer dryer in the apartment however despite hours of googling I could not work out how to just dry or use the wash/dry cycle so that clothes would dry. Unfortunately there is no manual.
In both bedrooms the electric shutters do not come down - so there is no way to block out natural light and the street lights.
The air conditioning works in one bedroom, a little in the other - and nothing in the rest of the apartment. There was no air conditioning one day all day - as they were fixing next doors air conditioning. Even though we set it to 19 degrees it never got below a reading of 26.5 but it was 40 degrees in Paris at that time. To make matters worse though - you cant really open the windows as you are on level one of a busy street. Months apart from July and August are probably fine though.
We sent messages to the ‘hosts’ - obviously run by an agency and different people responded every time. The responses were very quick and very polite but the shutters and lights never got fixed.
Im sure the heat exacerbated our issues with the apartment as other people have obviously had a better experience.