Hostels in Ile-de-France, France

The location of the hostel is very good, one minute away from the subway entrance, there are many food around, and there is a supermarket next to it. The bathroom is not cleaned often, so it will be a little dirty after a long time, probably because there were students staying with me when I stayed there. The bed is very comfortable, and there is a cabinet under the bed for storage, which needs to be locked by yourself. You need to pay a city tax of 2.6 euros per night for check-in, and 4 euros for renting bath towels.

I had a great time here. They have an elevator and the breakfast is included. Also you can leave your valuables in the lower floor if you bring a lock. The location is a little far from the city center but there is a metro line that passes very close so it's ok. It was good value for the price. There were energy sockets in each bed and a bathroom inside the room.

It is a well-equipped accommodation, centrally located, 1 minute from the metro and bus station in the center of Paris. Affordable prices, the possibility of washing, good cleaning service, grocery stores and accessories for different tastes, close to museums and other places of interest. Good restaurant, very good breakfast and delicious pizzas, quality and attention, such as an affordable luggage storage service, as well as social recreational activities for all tastes. I would recommend it as a good value for money and cozy place, also a place where coworkers can quietly enjoy its facilities while consuming the variety they have on their menu, from drinks to succulent dishes.

We booked a double room, which is cheaper compared to regular hotel prices. The room was clean and tidy, with a small balcony outside. The bathroom was very clean, and all facilities functioned properly. It is only a few minutes' walk from the metro station, allowing quick access to other parts of Paris.

The location is superior, with easy walking to various scenic spots, convenient transportation, and clean rooms.

I would say, overall it was not bad , still i won’t rate it 5/5 because for price which I paid it was not worth it, I would appreciate their hospitality and friendliness of the staffs same time there is only one washroom for the number of people and it’s not that great location. I worked rate 3.5 / 5

Perfectly fine although lacking in some facilities other European hostels provide. Within 300m of the metro which heads into downtown Paris (pink #4 line), close to Sacre Coeur and Montmartre and 15 mins walk coming from Gare du Nord Eurostar. Good to have ensuite bathroom for 4 person dorms. Hostel bathroom showing its age. Breakfast available for 7 euro. A number of good nearby bakeries for breakfast too. Small limited kitchen. Lots of seating though. Did not like the cages under the beds for storing luggage (need own lock) or the small lockers in the room (also requiring another lock with long shackle to use). Did not provide hand or bath soap.

I booked a room in an eight-bed mixed dorm. While the room itself was spacious, the noise from the lockers was unbearable—every time someone tried to take something out, it felt like it would wake up everyone. The toilet was quite large and clean, but the shower curtain was in poor condition, stinking, and covered with hard water stains. Also, the soap dispenser was empty. That said, the location was great, and for Paris, the price was excellent. You do have to pay €5 for a padlock and €3 for a towel, but there’s a bar downstairs where you can get drinks late. The breakfast is a steal at €7, or even €5 on special offers. You really get what you pay for! The staff is absolutely fabulous nonetheless, I Asked Ms Constanza for directions to the Christmas market and she obliged.

One of the cheapest accommodations during the Olympics. It also included breakfast. The breakfast included croissants and cereal, orange juice and hot drinks. It was very good. There was a shower room in the room and the toilet outside the room. I stayed in a multi-person room, but it was single. Bed, nice.

Everything was fine, I just think this place is kind of far from popular places in Paris. Also during my stay they had gas issues so there wasn’t hot water, but they compensated with a free breakfast.