I booked for 3 days/2night for 7 persons, but I was given a house and an apartment that could fit about 20 persons and I was charged 3000euros. If she just gave me one, my bill would have been lower.
Getting in touch with Aparis was quite a challenge. Messages were not responded quickly. I did not know how to get in the house until we arrived at Paris airport. I have to call to a certain Mary to meet us. When we arrived the place, we have to wait and call Mary again to get in. We were warmly welcomed by Mary but communicating was challenging as she had limited english. Thanks to Google translate.
The place was spacious and good for big groups. But the furnitures and area rugs were quite worn out. The kitchen equipments (ref and kettle) and utensils showed signs of heavy use. We were not comfortable using them. The countertops and tables were quite dusty. I have to buy some paper towels and cleaner spray to do some cleaning. Generally the place had some musty smell.
In the bathrooms, the liquid soap, shampoo, and conditioner looked like left overs from previous guests.
There was no aircon in the entire house, but there were electric fans in the rooms. However, July is a warm month in Paris, so it was not that comfortable.
Supermarkets and restaurant is a bit of a walk. No shops nearby. One way Uber from this house to city center was about 25 mins and cost 30-40euros, and we have to take 2 cars.
We move to a hotel just across the louvre museum, and paid less that what I was charged here. This place is not for people who would like to be a stones throw from the city center.