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Room on the sixth floor. There's an elevator up to the fifth floor. Excellent cleanliness. Air conditioning is available. Functional room. The only thing missing is a refrigerator, which could be useful for travelers who might buy food to take back to their home countries. Great neighborhood, well-served. Close to Metro lines 12 and 2.

Compact but clean and very comfortable around the water. I stayed for 2 nights, but they changed towels and cleaned them properly, and the breakfast menu was almost the same, but it was very delicious. There is also a towel heater, so it is convenient to dry the hand washed. It is regrettable that there is no kettle or refrigerator, but the staff was very friendly and overall it was a hotel with high satisfaction. It was a hotel that I wanted to stay when I came to Paris again.

Perfect for Solo Travelers ✨ If you’re a solo traveler looking for a safe, budget-friendly place to stay, The People Paris Marais is perfect for you. The location is great—close to the train station and public transport, and the Seine is just around the corner. It’s also a lovely area for walking or jogging along the river. Definitely a great place to stay in Paris, especially if you’re traveling on a budget! 🇫🇷🤍

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!

The room was incredibly spacious and comfortable, and the location couldn't be better – right across from the North Station, with a metro entrance just outside. It was literally a two-to-three-minute walk from the Eurostar platform. The staff were diligent, responsible, and friendly. One time, I needed to print something at midnight, and Harold on duty immediately helped me out – a big thanks to him! The only downside to the hotel is the poor soundproofing. My room was next to a large room that could sleep five people. Luckily, out of my seven-night stay, there were only two nights when someone was next door: once it was a family with two crying children, and another time it was a group of young people…

I had a great time to stay in this place as it’s accessible to train metro stations. For those who travel solo and like to save some €, I would recommend this place because it’s safe and you’ll able enjoy the bar. Staff are friendly too

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 Hostel was not new but it was clean and comfortable. Every bed has a private locker available to keep your things safe. Beds are comfy and the pillows and mattresses are clean. People staying there were polite and everyone respected silence. The showers were a bit old and a bit rusty but clean and good. Location is definitely the issue with the place. There are a lot of people sleeping on the streets, homeless and people smoking, but mostly at night. Otherwise a cheap goodplace to spend the night in Paris.

We love Montmartre and the location was great , on the edge of the village near to the evening buzz . The hostel , worn and dated but the beds seemed new and comfortable. Decent bedding . Worn cracked but pretty clean ensuite . Single glazing so take earplugs . No hot water at all . It was still warm so we made do with tepid showers , this would be an issue when the temperature cools . Breakfast, basic but good enough with self serve coffee. There were few guests, I think it could get quite noisy when busy with creaking floorboards and minimal sound insulation, earplugs again . The bottom line , €60 a night for two , but our room slept four , is cheap and you do get what you pay for. It was just good enough for shoestring travel in Paris . Would we go there again ? I would look long and hard at other options but it would be a possibility , especially out of season

This hotel offers excellent value for money. It's conveniently located right by a subway station, making transport a breeze. The rooms are quiet at night, ensuring a good night's sleep, and the facilities are fantastic. Plus, housekeeping cleans the room daily, haha.