Don't get to excited about the building because the flat is on the ground floor, inside the purple facade so nothing fancy.
There's only one window in the whole property and is located in one of the bedrooms, which means that if you need some fresh air you need to open the main door and literally you feel like a homeless.
The place was quite dirty. There was dust under the beds/walls/ceilings. The rug in the living room looks and feels disgusting.
The towels were brand new and the bed linen in good condition. Same as the house
The flat is cozy, you can tell that the owner put some love into it but be aware that the basement is just decoration since smells like a lot of humidity.
Check in and check out was quite unorganised. We arrived to the property to found out that we needed it to collect the key 10' away by walk. And for the check out the instructions were clear: to drop the keys from where we picked them up and when we arrive to the market it was close. So we had to go back to the property to leave the keys.
They didn't leave any toilette paper or kitchen roll.
Also, it was 42 degrees and we asked for an extra fan and the answer was "we managed to get you a €30 voucher to get one" for what my answer was "I come to Paris for 4 days with my family and I should spend my time buying something that you as an owner should provide?" And as a result we didn't get any solution, so no fan with 42 degrees.