The accommodation was both affordable and conveniently located near the train station. The facilities were good, and the bathrooms were kept clean. Overall, everything met our expectations considering the price. Additionally, we enjoyed a breakfast buffet with various options available, all for a reasonable price of 7 euros.

The bed proved to be quite uncomfortable, with a noticeable sag in the middle. Although I brought up the issue at the reception, they did take some action, which provided a slight improvement. Nevertheless, getting a good night's sleep was a challenge, and we frequently woke up in the morning experiencing back pain.

I’ve been to almost every hostel in Paris, but price-value this was really good, this was super cool compared to experience w St. Christopher Cannal (please avoid) Ups: (+) comfy beds (+) a close walk to the metro (+) good staff (+) great atmosphere for solo travelers (+) has a separate area to eat inside hostel (+) affordable for Paris (+) has a bar if you wanna hangout there (+) free breakfast if you book in their page ✨

Avoid if: (-) you’re picky w bathrooms, they are normally not very clean. (-) noisy luggage boxes (-) wanting a more private experience

The guards at the entrance need an attitude adjustment. They are rude and uneducated street guys that will try to bully you, but they stop when they realize you won't allow it. Other than that, everything is great as always. The staff is kind and professional, with a warm welcoming !

I liked the privacy of the curtains in the dorms, and the lockers were big enough to hold a large hiking bag. The staff were helpful and the facilities were clean (there was a cleaner coming in/out of the bathroom every time I used it). The pub downstairs is obviously a party hostel, so prepare to party, though I was able to sleep when needed, maybe bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper.

The pub was so busy every night and had a party atmosphere so after a few days in got a bit frustrating. There were often a lot of locals out in the streets at night yelling and arguing and that was what kept me up more than the party’s.

The front desk let me check in a few hours early though I couldn't access the room yet, the staff were overall very helpful and kind. The beds are much wider than expected and quite comfortable, there's multiple easily accessible sockets above the bed and a ledge to keep small things. The room itself was spacious with large windows, a desk and chair, as well as a sink area with a mirror and hooks. I really liked the vending machines in the lobby. I didn't make use of them but there were washers, dryers and a microwave in the common room that I imagine must be useful. Noise wasn't an issue for my particular room on the second floor. Location was obviously super accessible, less than a minute walk from Gare du Nord which houses the Eurostar, rer and multiple metro lines that gets you anywhere in Paris and beyond.

There was no lift access to the locker room which was a bit of a pain. The shared bathrooms had two shower stalls right next to two toilets stalls which worked fine technically but there was some mild flooding after showers. Showers were always clean when I used them. There was an old man who slept in the bunk underneath mine which made me uncomfortable throughout the stay through no fault of the hostel, but I may opt to stay in a women's dorm for future trips to France.

my double bed and private facilities

the smell. The bathroom had this awful smell from the ventilation

It was excellent. Good price and good location. The bar is amazing and the service is excellent.

The water from the showers were cold

The room was ample and has a sink and two tables to share between the ten people in the dormitory, the bed was comfortable with wify link and light to read in your own bed. Bathrooms were cleaned daily and Reception staff very helpful. A lot depends on the behaviour of people in the same dormitory, how considerate they are with the confort of others.

The Inn management did eventually agree to sort out issues related with the booking. The info for bagagge lockers could be improved so that users know how to proceed, most people pick up a box and then try to book into the machine system. -however is the machine system which chooses the locker box. Info is needed. However, receptionist was helpful to solve problems. Coffee machine broke down for breakfast,

The location is great, just be mindful that there are lots of people trying to sell stuff which can be intimidating, especially at night. It is close to the station which makes it extremely easy to see the sites. I also enjoyed the rules on the wall and how informative it is and to be respectful of all guests.

The shared area where you would want to just go sit is a bit sad. Just a few bits of furniture and not at all matching the decor that this hostel show cases. The shower head is outdated and spurts in different directions. The bar staff in the hostels bar area are extremely blunt.

The hostel is right next to Gare du Nord. There is a lively bar but also a microwave, kettle and you can ask for cutlery and a cup or plate. There is a water fountain in the reception hall.The rooms are spacious and each bed has a reading light and sockets. There are locker to store luggage that are quite big (even the small ones) and it costs up to 7 euros 24h. Compared to other storage options in the area it's quite convenient. Breakfast costs 7 euros if requested in advance (8 euros on the day) but there's a lot of food and drinks options.

To leave your luggage before check-in you must pay 1.5 euros per hour (up to 7 euros). The water in the shower was cold but staff took note of it and made sure it got sorted.