This was unfortunately a disappointing stay. While the pictures are lovely, I believe they’re out of date. Upon arrival, we found the apartment to be rather dingy and dirty in places. The carpet in the living room was filled with hair, there were dirty towels from a previous tenant still hanging in the bathroom, and we couldn’t figure out how to work the heat. (Add to this the lack of cooking accoutrements, and we were pretty dissatisfied.) The host was responsive at first but not clear in his directions, and all the appliances only had French on them. I speak a little bit of French haha, but not enough to be an electrician! When the power went out on the first night, that was kind of the breaking point. We had to contact Airbnb to mediate all of the issues. We were freezing and had no electricity for the first night and still couldn’t work the heat properly come night two. Luckily, by day three, the host brought fresh towels and sent someone to teach us how to use the heat and adjust the electricity. But it did take him til day three. It was really weird! So I think if you’re looking for a “crash pad,” and you’re planning to be out in the streets of Paris your entire trip, and you don’t need heat or care about the cleanliness/photo accuracy factor, then maybe this place is good enough to stay (assuming you don’t mind the inflated price...). It is actually a great neighborhood. But if you want to cook and feel at home and have an “I live in France” experience, there are PLENTY of better options. Our trip ended over a week ago, and I’m still struggling with Airbnb to get refunded on the first two nights day of no electricity and no heat. It’s really dampened my love for Airbnb. (One more note: if you stay in an Airbnb and things go wrong, TAKE PHOTOS of everything that’s inaccurate! And immediately send them in!)