I stayed with Myriam and her husband for 5 nights while visiting Paris for the French Open. To preface this review, I have been an AirBNB Superhost for 3 years and also an AirBNB Award Winner in my state, so I know very well what makes a good guest experience. Well, from the very first moment I arrived at their home, Myriam and her husband were soooo warm and welcoming! They made me feel comfortable and totally at home. I was so thrilled by the incredible welcoming experience! My room was lovely and the bed was comfortable, too. I loved chatting with this lovely couple - for me, it felt like I was chatting with close friends. I was completely looked after in every way - from information on things to do in Paris, how to travel around, as well as sharing meals together. I was so grateful for being looked after so well, to say "Merci Beaucoup", one evening I even cooked a traditional Thai dinner for all of us, which was a delightful way of spending an evening together, just like I do with my best friends back home. Myriam's home is perfectly located - close to public transport and in an ideal location for great international dining. The suburb is very quiet and very safe. One of the amazing bonuses is the awe-inspiring view of the Eiffel Tower in Myriam's street. Every evening a crowd gathers nearby to watch the sunset over the Eiffel Tower and see the tower's lights turned on. Now that I am back home, I think back fondly of my time with Myriam and her husband and how lucky I was to have booked her home. I chose her place because of 1. The Location and 2. The Very Low Price. At such a cheap price, I did not expect anything special at all - but what I experienced was an AMAZING EXPERIENCE that will stay with me for the rest of my life. While travelling around Paris, I ended up staying at 2 other places, and I can honestly say that these were no where near as good as Myriam's! Myriam's hospitality put everyone else to shame! I will be returning to Paris and look forward to staying with my newfound Parisienne Family again!