Marie and Laurent's place is totally sufficient as a place to stay. That said, it's lacking the certain homey touch that I value in AirBnB's. The apartment is entirely furnished at Ikea, and it feels like a space that was put together solely for the purpose of renting on AirBnB; it doesn't feel lived in and there's no hint of the host's personality or style.
There are definitely pros about the apartment though:
- Great location, easily walkable to the grocery store and great restaurants
- It's in a safe neighborhood near a beautiful park
- There is a dishwasher and washer/dryer
- Seamless check-in with a keypad on the door