Florence's apartment is so lovely and the location couldn't be better - moments from the underground, moments from the Eiffel Tower. I couldn't believe how nice it was getting to experience Paris that way. Oliver and Florence were great about recommending cafes and bookstores to try out. However, there were definitely moments that made me uncomfortable within the home. Oliver gives private tours for a living, and from the moment I checked in he assumed I was going to give him €100 for a private tour during my stay. As a poor student, there was no way I could spend that much on a tour, but when he kept bringing it up and I finally, politely, told him I couldn't afford it, he seemed kind of offended and said something about how I got what I paid for. I paid for a room, I didn't pay for a room with the expectation of paying another €100 just to keep my host happy. I was also uncomfortable the night before I checked out - they had already brought up reviews and how important they were several times, but this time they brought out an actual review form for me to fill out (as practice filling out reviews in general? To make sure I gave them a good one?). I hurriedly filled it out after being asked a few times, and then was asked to please write more in the comment section. After I'd checked out and left the country, Florence wrote to me via the app to remind me to write a review - and included the review she wrote for me, copied and pasted within her message. This, coupled with the strange review sheet they made me fill out, made me feel really uncomfortable. The whole point of the review system is that you aren't supposed to see what the other person has written until you've reviewed. I think it's really unprofessional of them to make much of the stay about paying them more for a tour I didn't ask for, and making the environment increasingly uncomfortable with the pressure to write a stellar review. Is Florence's apartment accurately described in this listing? Definitely. Would I stay there again? No.