Al's place is very spacious, extremely clean, and located in one of the best areas of Paris. It's very easy to either walk, or take the metro, to almost anywhere. Plenty of room in the flat so you don't feel cramped. My only hesitation and negative thing I have to say has to do with the management company, and not Al in particular. I stayed in this flat for six nights and prior to arrival received a welcome note from the management company specifically saying that if I needed anything, including cleaning during my stay, extra towels, or linens, etc, to contact them. After my first night, I emailed the management company asking for an extra towel and a blanket. They responded and flat out told me "No" because I was staying for a "short stay". I had to exchange emails and fight them throughout the day while also reporting to AirBNB. Between walking around all day in Paris, working out, etc, I take two showers a day and having one towel for six days is kind of gross. The management company told me to do laundry because there's a washing machine in the flat and that this isn't a "hotel", but rather an "Airbnb". Not to mention there were no blankets around except for the comforter on the bed so sitting on the couch in the cold was annoying. Lastly, I had a family member passing through town for one night and they forced me to pay an additional 20euros for them to stay. Due to the fact I paid a 120euro cleaning fee, which is 3-4 times more than the average here on AirBNB, I felt much anger at the situation. All I asked for was an extra towel and blanket. I had to go purchase my own blanket at a nearby H&M as well as purchase toilet paper and paper towels (this is not that unusual, but just being complete in my review). The management company did eventually deliver the extra towel. It's a great flat to rent, but if you need anything you will wind up having trouble with the management company.