A funny first experience in using Airbnb, I should have read the reviews more carefully. I'm writing in detail hoping this will be useful for people who are careful enough to read before making a reservation.
Before check, Nicolas communicated in was in French, but it was clear enough thanks to Google translate. I found out that the apartment was on 5th floor, which is not stated clearly on the website. We were greeted by a nice and beautiful lady who speaks English and got all the information. No need to clean up, she said, which I should not believe because it's against Airbnb rules. The apartment was spotless and comfortable. The kitchen was well equipped, but no cooking oil was found, in contrast to the description. A blind was hung in front of the kitchen window and fell down maybe because the window was opened. I should have put it back but I didn't. Breakfast was provided, 3 packs of dried bread and two bottles of jams, plus 1 litre of fruit juice for 3 people, 3 nights if stay (110 ml per portion). The living room was okay but too small for a dining table and a coffee table. So I moved the coffee table aside, to avoid my kid breaking the glass on it. I should have put it back but I didn't, yes, my mistake. The bathroom is also okay, but the wash basin was clogged. The drainage in the shower booth also took quite some time to let the water out. No soap found in the shower booth, again, contrasting to the website.
Naively I believed that I didn't need to clean up and got complained afterwards. I had to pay €50 for the damage I made in the shower booth and the working chair, which is quite fair and the total amount I spent was still cheaper than the cheapest hotel with the same comfort. But when complaining, Nicolas used perfect English!
So yes, I need to learn a lot in using Airbnb. Or perhaps I should just get back to booking.com as usual :D
I hope this long review will be useful for my fellow travelers. Bo voyage!