There are lots of people who live in minority neighbourhoods in other countries. They will immediately recognize the environment. According to the statistics, t

There are lots of people who live in minority neighbourhoods in other countries. They will immediately recognize the environment. According to the statistics, these people are even the majority in places like the US or Canada. The no-go zones are actually way less dangerous than many other areas, because you have the "Sharia cops" chastizing misbehaviour locally. Thieves and burglars run away to the police for their safety. It is really not a good plan to get caught stealing or engaging in similar mischief over there. Of course, the corollary is that women who desire to walk around scantily-clad in public should probably not pick that kind of neighbourhood for that. In fact, it would be your airbnb host who would have to clarify everything to you. In a sense, he is responsible for this. It is part of his responsibility in terms of hospitality to help making sure that everything goes alright. If he has good ratings and feedback on the platform, it should be no problem, actually. I am quite sure that you can locate places to stay on Airbnb in La Courneuve, Paris, an otherwise notorious "no-go zone". No-go zone mostly means "don't go there" for the police and State officials. It does not concern or affect other people that much. EDIT: I've just looked it up. The Paris, La Courneuve no-go zone has 300+ rentals available today: https://www.airbnb.com/s/La-Courneuve--Paris https://www.airbnb.com/s/La-Courneuve--Paris