Sigh. This might be a great spot for you. It was not great for us, five adults and a baby. The location is wonderful, and we met both Marie and Louis and I think they are nice people trying to run a great Airbnb. The biggest problem is that we’d requested (and triple-confirmed, because it was so important!) a baby bed, and in the end we didn’t get it until almost 11 pm after hours of phone calls with Marie and Airbnb. I know it was a mistake but we only had two nights in Paris and we spent one of them strung out with a screaming, exhausted baby. Furthermore, the apt is a very tight squeeze, and once we had our suitcases in the apt there was barely space to move around. It was too cramped to want to spend any time in the apt. Finally, the third bedroom is a twin bed that almost completely fills the windowless space, and my mom got claustrophobic so she wound up sleeping on the couch. I think this would be a great choice for you if you just want the two bedrooms (and don’t need the twin bed; or if you love isolation chambers which honestly some people do!), you don’t want to spend much time in the apt, and location and style are your priority. For us, it was one of the most frustrating and difficult nights we’ve had, and the space felt too small to be comfortable. Marie and Louis were very apologetic and were proactive in their communication, and the apt is as pretty as its pictures, so I’d still recommend the space if it fits your needs! I’m trying not to be too negative; there are a lot of pros, we just had a difficult experience.