This was the best experience we have had with Airbnb. There are too many positive things to say, but I will try to hit the highlights: 1. LOCATION: I cannot imagine a better location. We were a 5 min. walk from the Trocadera Metro stop/Gardens, which in turn is a five min. walk to the Seine, is centrally located, and where one has a terrific view of the Eiffel Tower (by the end of our 5 days in Paris, we hardly even noticed it, since we saw it multiple times a day, when we went to-and-from the apartment and when met a friend from Germany who met us in Paris and was staying at a nearby hotel). At the same time, the apt. is on a small residential street, and so very quiet (see below about being respective to one’s neighbors). 2. RESPONSIVENESS: Dani was incredibly responsive, both in terms of timeliness and with the wealth of information/tips/help that he provided to us. 3. GENERAL HELPFULNESS (connected to responsiveness): Too much to cover, so I will give three examples: (a) Dani set up a cab for us to the airport that was much cheaper than the cab we got on our own from the airport (we were probably ripped-off by the driver who drove us from the airport); (b), Dani looked up and passed on info. to us about a rail strike that was going on during our visit. As such, we were never affected by it. (c) We were able to check in early and check out an hour late. (Please don't expect this. Obviously, if someone else is moving-in right away, Dani and his colleagues will need the time to get the apt. ready). 4. THE FLAT/APT. It is very funky (i.e., cool). It is decorated in a Moroccan style, and so has a great deal of character. It has one long, narrow hallway, with several rooms off it. What this means is that a person can be sleeping in the main bedroom (I like to nap in the afternoon, especially after enjoying wine with lunch and walking sometimes up to 12 miles a day), and not be disturbed by other people doing their things in the kitchen, dining room, or living room (there is a 2nd bedroom closer to the main bedroom). NOTE: Persons who are very large physically may find the hallway claustrophobic. However, the apartment was larger than we expected, especially considering its location (middle of one of the largest, most expensive cities in Europe) and cost (very reasonable). MY TIP: For people who like to eat and drink well (like my wife and I do), eating out is likely to be the most expensive part of a trip to Paris. After two days, we started limiting ourselves and our boys to one meal out a day (lunch, obviously accompanied by wine). The apt. has everything you need to cook (also wash clothes, etc. - there is even a Bluetooth speaker). We found a very...