The space is beautiful. Exactly as expected, aesthetically, maybe even more. The supply for everything was good, if you need more towels, etc, trust and believe Gemma & Lyron will deliver! The snag was AC, it’s not just here it’s probably over 70%+ of Paris apts, the problem was, it wasn’t clear on description aside from it being “omitted” on the amenities which for a westerner is kind of a given. Airbnb holds you responsible to check. Parisian summers are hot, and remedy is needed for the apt, and fans, aren’t it. Not at $523/night. Additionally, the booby trap closet. I hung 5 dress shirts on the middle of a horizontal bar and then watched it slide out. “Wow so convenient” I thought, and an easy way to pick shirts, until the weight of 5 summer dress shirts was enough to teeter the whole shelf off it’s little pegs and strike me in the leg after I tried to move out of the way in a rather tight space. Lastly, communication, this couple are two angels, as long as everything is going flawlessly and your ask is minimal. God forbid you have sound feedback, the communication goes awry. Case in point, like a grad right out of MIT I sent them a video of their closet and exactly happens when you hang enough weight on this bar that is supposed to slide out for your convenience, but how it takes the shelf down with it. Long story, short, they borderline-accused me of breaking it. I didn’t mind the issue, i just wanted to let them know for future, to no avail. “Haven’t had a problem in 3 years” they told me verbatim. Soured our little relationship sadly. After speaking to Airbnb about it, learning I couldn’t leave or get my money back to stay in a nearby hotel. I kept my mouth shut and tried to please them as much as possible. These are small, not even, dealbreaker problems. It’s all about soliciting good feedback is all even better communication.