Paris Hostels

We stayed in the Double Room with Kitchenette.  Starting with the bad here because we feel it needs to be mentioned, as a lot of stuff you wouldn’t be able to tell from reviews or the room pictures and description; the room is ground floor and faces a loud, busy street. It shares a wall with the other double room with kitchenette, which you can hear right through they may as well be in the room with you. We also had locals drinking on the street outside the Franprix across the road til the late hours on a Sunday night. This was our biggest gripe, it’s difficult to sleep both at night and in the morning. Because it’s in a touristy location right next to Sacre Cuore, there are lots of shops opening their shutters and people walking right outside the room in the mornings. We both had to use ear plugs to get through the noise. Worth mentioning but not a massive deal for us is that the fridge wasn’t cleared from the past tenants.  The good - location. It’s right next to Sacre Cuore and Montmarte, making it super easy to get around and explore the area. There’s plenty of eateries, coffee shops and pretty streets to see nearby. The staff were friendly and helpful.  Overall, we loved the location but would never stay in the same room again. We think that it should be made clearer that it sits on the ground floor.

I stayed at this hostel for 6 consecutive days, and my overall experience was fantastic. The price was very reasonable for Paris, and there's a shop right next door. On the 6th floor, there's a common area where you can eat, drink, and many people work there too. I stayed in a room type where the restrooms were shared per floor; they were very clean and not crowded. Even the shower stalls, despite being small, had good wet/dry separation. The beds were clean, though the ladder to the top bunk was a bit noisy when climbing. All beds had curtains, but no USB outlets, only a narrow alcove for small items. Although the hostel isn't right by the main attractions, its location is excellent. The Nation station downstairs has many lines, many of which go directly to popular sights. What's even better is that the hostel has air conditioning! The cooling power was superb, helping me survive a 40-degree Celsius day. All in all, a highly recommended hostel!

This was my first time in Paris, France, and I really loved this hostel. It's about a 15-20 minute walk from the Gare du Nord, not far at all, and I love experiencing Paris on foot. I booked a four-person female room, but it seemed like only one other girl and I were there. The room and bathroom were very clean, and most importantly, it had air conditioning! It was so comfortable, in the 43-degree Celsius heat of France, it felt like heaven. The staff at the front desk all can speak English, so there was no language barrier, and everyone was very friendly and helpful. The hostel is right next to a Carrefour express, making it very convenient to buy things or drinks. This was a fantastic experience, and I'll definitely come back when I'm back in France!

I went to Paris for one day going to a concert solo, needed an accommodation to stay after the concert, the location was perfect to me because it is super close to Gare de Nord where I took Eurostar the next day back to the UK. And many fast food restaurants nearby when I needed food super early in the morning that is completely fine. Other facilities all fine as a hostel, decent for just only staying one night, no big problem.

The location is quite far out, past the 18th and 19th arrondissements. It takes over half an hour by metro to get to the city center, and you can hear the subway at night. Although the front desk staff were very friendly, the management needs improvement. The beds weren't made with linens, and I had to go downstairs to the front desk to ask for them. This happened not only to me but also to one of my roommates and two other people on the same floor. The facilities are very limited. In a 4-person room, there was only one outlet by the door and one USB port by the bed, which was incredibly inconvenient. Each floor has one women's and one men's restroom. The women's shower room has three stalls, but on our floor, one was always locked, and another hadn't even been renovated (perhaps under maintenance?), leaving only one functional, which was very inconvenient. There were no hair dryers in the bathrooms, and the front desk didn't lend any out either. Finally, it was understandable to have a roommate check in at 12 AM, but someone checked in at 5 AM! It was truly not a pleasant stay. I can't remember why I chose this place; I thought the reviews were good. I'll definitely have to research more carefully next time.

I had a really good stay here. The location is convenient, the rooms and common areas were clean, and everything was well organized. The staff were friendly and helpful whenever I needed anything. The atmosphere was relaxed and it was also a nice place to meet other travelers. Overall, it was comfortable, affordable, and definitely a good choice for a short stay in Paris. I’d stay here again.

Let me preface this by saying I booked in January, so it might have been less crowded, which probably made for a better experience. As a solo traveler staying for 3 nights, I was initially a bit nervous about booking a hostel, but it exceeded all my expectations. The hostel isn't far from the subway exit, making it convenient to get to various attractions, and the walk there feels safe, with parents picking up kids and people out for a run. There's also a river outside the hostel, offering a nice view. The front desk is on the first floor, next to a restaurant and bar. Their burgers are good, and guests get a discount. There's also a lounge. On Saturday, while eating, I noticed three burly men guarding the first floor, which made me feel very secure. I booked a bunk bed, and the mattress was quite soft. The bedding was clean, and each bunk had a curtain, charging port, and reading light. Pulling the curtain and turning on the light created a happy little private space. There's a sink in the room, and each floor has separate men's and women's restrooms and showers, which are cleaned every morning, so the environment is quite good. The shower faucets dispense water for a set period after pressing, likely to conserve water. The front desk provides free towels, which you can return to the recycling bin at the front desk after use.

The location is quite nice surround by nice local restaurants and shops. Alao closed to metro. The hostel have a kitchen so you can cook easy meal. They have TV, vending machine, sofa at ground floor. In your room toilet and shower furnished. they are very clean and well cleared everyday. There is no elevator so It's hard to bring big luggage.

Very nice stuff, good value for money. if you are going to visit Paris and not to stay at hotel too much it is the best choice. Close to metro and easy access to everywhere. Just 20 minutes to train station to London . Breakfast could have been better which I prefer not to eat. All in All will choose it again.

The room looked da bit different to the image on advertisement, but it was clean and front desk is always open 24/7 . One thing it might be needed to replace the shower hose , its metal cover has come off , it looks dangerous while using it