What a disappointment for nearly $500 per night. Essentials like toilet paper, dish washer detergent, and hand soap were empty or ran out a few days after we arrived so we had to buy more. The kitchen had an empty bottle of oil and no pepper, and was not well set up for actual cooking with only three small, dull knives, peeling Teflon cookware, and not enough plates, bowls or coffee mugs for all 6 of us to eat off matching items. There was only one wine glass and a general shortage of glasses in the kitchen for a group our size. Strongly recommend against renting this apartment with plans to have anyone sleep on the pull out couch since the living room ‘black out blinds’ only cover half of the huge windows and construction banging currently starts early in the morning making a recovery from jet lag torturously slow. The washer ‘paused’ (ie stopped until one hit play again) many times mid cycle due to a ‘clogged drain’, and the dryer took very long to still not entirely dry clothes. No dust pan for the broom, so ants were coming in by the last day to eat the crumbs. Cabinet and closet doors all are awkward to open and get to, obviously just set up as a rental. Lovely location and space, but what a hassle since the host can’t take be bothered with any of the little things that can make a stay so much nicer. The host was also quite rude about check in - scolding us for not knowing a precise arrival time from the airport, and for not messaging him after we landed, when we had clearly told him we would not have cell reception in France and given him an accurate estimate of a 2 hour window in which we would arrive. He easily could have given us the door code to get in off the street in advance, instead of on arrival if he was worried about waiting at the door for us, or a lock box could have been set up. His lack of a good key retrieval system should not have made him rude and annoyed with us.