If you don't care if you have secured internet, use of a television, plugs and switches that work, an unresponsive host, and cars driving by with incredibly loud stereos at 4 a.m., this is the place for you. This is the only bad review I have written in the many years I have used Airbnb and it is mostly because the host failed to contact me after I sent him a message explaining that I had been without secured internet and tv, as well as a fan in 97 degree August weather, and found his employee to be unresponsive. If I had paid $2,000 instead of $5,000, I would have just bought a fan and paid for a Solis subscription, but at this price, I had some expectations. I felt the "property manager" assigned to the unit was not being honest and wouldn't have followed up on the internet, if I hadn't sent three or four reminder emails. He claimed the internet worked just fine for the previous guests, but the internet repairman said it was completely unconnected and he had to wire it in, which was why it didn't work. The host told Airbnb (because he wouldn't email or speak with me or address the issues until I contacted Airbnb about the lack of response) that it was not a big deal, because he got a hotspot for me to use, but the hotspot was not secure and the main reason I chose this place was due to the advertised private, secure internet. I find it hard to believe that anyone paying $5,000 a month doesn't do some remote work in a profession that requires secured internet. The request for a fan was approved by the host, but also took ten days to get. I again had to follow up multiple times about the fan. The "property manager" claimed he had looked for a fan but "couldn't find the right one"??? His assistant who ultimately brought a fan admitted they were waiting for a bulk shipment that hadn't arrived. She finally came to the unit and assembled a fan (that must have been bought on sale) while sitting on the floor for almost thirty minutes and then said there was a missing part, so the fan head couldn't be placed on the stand. I said that made it unusable and she said no it wasn't and I should wedge it in a sofa cushion --yes, seriously. That wasn't much help during the sweltering nights, as there wasn't a sofa or anything else to prop the fan up with in the bedroom. For those who value privacy, I twice had one of the employees enter the unit without previously clearing it with me. Numerous plugs and switches also didn't work, which required moving the dining room table closer to the plugs near the sink, which wasn't particularly safe. The cleaning also was sub par with packets of medication left from a previous guest on the side of the bed, as an example. I will be continuing my stay in Paris after this Airbnb, but am in a hotel with delightful staff who don't think it's demanding to expect secured internet, a working t.v., and plugs and switches that can be used. I also have a bathtub and air conditioning. I'll be taking a break from Airbnb after this experience.