This was our first time using Airbnb and we were not sure what to expect.The apartment was exactly as advertised - the photos are a true representation. It is small and ideal for 2 people or 3 if you don't mind sleeping on a z-bed. The location is fantastic - so close to the Eiffel Tower and in a very upmarket residential area. There is a big, fancy supermarket just across the road which is open until 9pm and a friendly bakery on the corner. We arrived later than scheduled and sent messages advising of this but had a little trouble getting into the apartment - the listing doesn't mention which of the several dozen apartments it is, so, even though we got inside the building complex, we didn't know where to go next. Luckily, after 2 phone calls, the host found us. Aurélien is a meticulous host and presented us with a detailed inventory on arrival of every element of the apartment which I had to inspect and sign with her. I imagine that this is necessary for mutual protection, although it was a bit of a drag after traveling for 10 hours to get there. The listing says towels are provided but Aurélien says she considers them to be personal items, not amenities, so make sure you take your own. Aurélien was kind enough to bring us some towels on the second day when we told her we needed them. Before leaving, we had to clean the apartment and strip the beds, which I hadn't expected. We were offered the option of paying 50 Euros for a cleaner but decided that unnecessary for such a tiny apartment, especially since we were hardly there and didn't cook. Everything was fine and I have no problem with the lack of towels or the cleaning, but perhaps it would be better to mention them in the listing so that guests know what to expect and what to bring! Thank you Aurélien for providing such lovely accommodation.