I find your comment unfairly harsh and I respond in detail to your comments below.
First of all, know that the apartment is thoroughly cleaned by a professional between each rental. I'm still waiting for pictures of the so-called dirty places you mention. It is not the seat handles (there are none!!!) but the cushion fasteners that are simply disconnected. A problem solved since then. The kitchen bin, broken by the previous tenant, has been changed and is now brand new.
What you improperly call "clutter" actually includes:
- In the drawers: guides (restaurants, museums, walks) on Paris, a smartphone and its charger, instructions for use of household appliances, scented candles, books in English, a selfies device for smartphones, two umbrellas, a shopping bag,...
- In the kitchen cupboards: oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, Nespresso coffee cartridges, luxury brand tea "Mariage Frères" and "Dammann Frères", dry cakes, Nutella,... aso, not to mention the complete crockery, with teapot, toaster, blender, coffee pots, pans, pots and cutlery...
- In the living room cupboards: an iron and a foldable ironing board suspended with hangers, blankets for dishcloths, toilet paper supplies,...
I think they are better in drawers or cabinets than anywhere else in the apartment!
- In the fridge: cold drinks and free ice cream for the pleasure of the tenants!
But maybe you would have preferred a lifeless apartment without personality, with empty drawers and completely devoid of decorations. This is not my idea of hospitality!
Finally, good news, the parquet floor will very soon be renovated and a carpet in pure wool design colors has been added for the comfort of the tenants.
Daniel