Paris Hostels

This hostel is absolutely fantastic! The front desk staff were incredibly warm and friendly, and even taught me how to say thank you in French. The hygiene was great too, with a well-designed bathroom that had a separate wet and dry area, plus an excellent heating system. Its proximity to Metro Lines 6 and 8 is super convenient for visiting attractions, as these are major lines. But the best part was meeting such a friendly and passionate group of young people here. We shared stories about places we've visited and our future plans, which was incredibly moving. It truly felt like what a hostel should be all about. 🥰

Def my fav hostel, Really clean and looks like hotel Beautiful Lounges and I really loved breakfast Tasty bread from local bakery If I get a chance to visit Paris , I’d love to stay this hostel again And thank you so much for lovely team x

The hotel's location is great, with a subway station right downstairs. The room and bathroom were very clean, no strange smells, and they were cleaned daily. There are also free entertainment activities in the lobby every evening, and the staff are all very friendly and kind.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The staff were incredibly friendly and always ready to help with a smile. My room was spotless, comfortable, and had everything I needed for a relaxing visit. The location is perfect—close to great restaurants and attractions. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a pleasant and memorable experience!

I got really lucky here. Shared a room with all positive people. From the moment I arrived, the staff members were great. The hostel was extremely easy to find, was close to public transit, and there were several stores and restaurants around. I'm not much of a drinker, but I do appreciate that they had a rooftop bar with a great view. Breakfast wasn't too bad for the price either. Only problem I had was that there are only 4 washers and 4 dryers for that entire hostel so I never had a chance to use it as they were always occupied. The price for detergent was hefty so, bring your own!

Overall, the accommodation is quite good. There's an elevator, which is very convenient. It's close to subway line 7, making transportation easy. What I'm not entirely satisfied with is having to go downstairs to boil water and heat food. Every time I need to boil water, I have to go to the bar to ask for help, which is a bit inconvenient because there are no utensils for eating (bowls, chopsticks, spoons, forks...). It would be more convenient if each floor had its own dining area. Each floor shares a bathroom for all rooms. The room is a bit stuffy and has body odor; a fan is needed for ventilation because it's very noisy when the window is open. An exhaust fan would reduce body odor and improve air quality. There's a small bar on the ground floor, convenient for eating and drinking. There are also many restaurants and minibars nearby, which is very convenient.

The facilities were quite worn down, and the personal lockers could be opened even when locked with a padlock, so they were not secure at all. The toilet flush button was also broken and in poor condition. Although a hairdryer was available to borrow, it was not working and could not be used 😢. However, it was convenient that the location was within walking distance of Montparnasse Station, as I had plans to travel from there.

The website shows one address, when I arrived at this hostel, I was sent to the next one - 3 minutes walk away from the center, in my hostel they charged me an additional 3 euros as a membership fee, since they are a non-profit organization. although this is not indicated on the website. We were allowed to leave our things. A simple breakfast is included - some buns and yogurt, a shower in the room, a toilet on the floor. I was told that Wi-Fi only works in the lobby, but the signal reached me. a large hall, many tables, a kettle and a microwave oven.

The room was quite different from what was advertised. The bathroom was small, with barely enough space to move, and even the elevator was extremely tiny. Amenities were limited, and some basic items, like towels, were missing. That said, it’s still a reasonable option if you’re on a tight budget and not too particular about comfort. It works best if you plan to spend most of your time outside and only need a place to sleep. The location is convenient, with nearby stores and easy access to tourist spots. However, the reception staff could be more welcoming

The location is perfect, with the Jules Joffrin metro station (130m) and bus line 40 stop right nearby, plus a taxi stand next to the metro. You don't have to get breakfast at the hotel, as you can find it everywhere in the city. Walking to the Sacre Coeur was also very close (800m). There were three of us – my wife, son, and myself – and we opted for a four-person room wanting a bit more space, but it still turned out to be quite small for us. Another downside was the lack of an elevator; we were on the third floor with a 'horror staircase' (I'm 58!). The toilet area was also tiny, and we missed having a chair, a kettle, or a small fridge. Oh well, perhaps I should have booked a more expensive room. However, if you're a traveler like us, I would still recommend this hotel for its great location, especially for a city trip, and for a room to just rest in, nothing more.