(we are Americans) The space is lovely and we'll decorated. The bathrooms aren't quite what we're used to, but it's doable. Very enjoyable stay- so close to so much.

Hosts were very friendly and assisted us in making sure the mobility restricted members of our party had what they needed before we arrived. Very spacious, well stocked kitchen, and perfect location for what we were hoping to see and do in the city. Food recommendations were perfect as well.Accuracy of listing at 4 stars only because we knew there were stairs to the 3rd bedroom, but had not anticipated a step up to the main level toilet or several steps down to the larger bathroom with the only other toilet in the apartment. Easily managed, but would have been great to know in advance. The main bedrooms were as advertised and easily accommodated the mobility restricted in our group.With children, the split bed option for the third room was great. When we moved the beds to retrieve items from play, we did note that the under bed area had not been vacuumed in some time. Again, easily managed. Last small item is the instruction to use a second key to access the trash area for the building, only one key was available for the apartment, so unfortunately, we couldn’t place our trash in the requested area before we left.Would definitely stay with this host again and in this location. Finding accommodations for those with limited mobility is so hard in the city, this apartment has plenty of room for a wheelchair, shower chair, etc. Most of the everyday kitchen items were also accessible as was the laundry area, which worked marvelously! Thank you!

My family of four stayed here (2 adult children). It is very simple, but clean. There is no dryer (just a drying rack) and don’t plan on doing much cooking without shopping in advance for everything (including salt, pepper, cooking oil, etc. we also had to buy hand soap. That said, the concierge was great and easily accessible by text at any time. The space accommodated us easily and was close to great restaurants and shopping in the Rue Cler. Despite being on the street, it was quiet. The only downside is that there is no A/C and being on the ground floor, you can’t leave windows open for fresh air. There were plenty of fans for every room and it was cool in Paris for our stay, so not really a problem. I would stay there again.

Our family always manages to travel to Europe during heat waves. During our June stay we were caught out in a tremendous thunderstorm lasting several hours. Six dripping wet people returned to the house where we tried to dry out clothes. The washing machine is a washer/dryer, but you cannot just dry. Took us several tries (looked up model online as there are no instructions). I mention this because even without wet clothes & shoes the house is very humid. The basement bedroom was especially damp and musty. The de-humidifier filled up quickly and had to be emptied daily. I would not recommend for anyone with breathing issues as there surely is mold/mildew. The hallway windows (purely decorative and do not open) leaked water down the walls onto the floor. When I let the owner know, he instructed us to mop up the water with our towels. We were only given one towel per person, so I requested more. He did drop off more towels pretty quickly. The front of the house has lots of foot traffic. The guests from the hotel across the street stand outside to smoke. Lack of privacy made it impossible to open any windows or the door for airflow. Even with the fans that were in the house, it was pretty stifling all the time. Absolutely no airflow and no way to combat the heat! The beds are futons. The refrigerator smelled like sour milk. There are no toilets in the upstairs en-suite bathrooms. The toilet room is shared in the hallway. Location is pretty good, so there’s a positive.