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Pros: 1. **Location:** Super close to the subway, right on the street, and there's a fountain nearby. Grabbing a pastry from a local shop and eating it there was really pleasant. 2. **Amenities:** The hotel has air conditioning, and you can turn it on and off in the room, but you can't adjust the temperature. 3. **Facilities:** There's a kitchen and a rooftop. The en-suite bathroom is a wet room and very small, but I understand space is at a premium in Paris. Confusing points: **Hygiene:** Someone empties the trash daily, but when I checked in, as shown in the picture, there were a lot of crumbs on the top bunk's shelf. I had to wipe it myself with tissue. The most baffling thing was the bedding. I've stayed in hostels multiple times in China, Japan, and Australia, and this is the first time I've seen a duvet rolled up like a coil. The pillow also looked unappealing. I'm not sure if this is the hostel's style or what, but it felt like either the cleaning staff were very disgruntled and just tossed things around, or they didn't clean at all and I was given the room immediately after the previous guest left. Good thing I brought my own sleeping sheet. Overall, if I come to Paris again, I won't stay here. I don't recommend it. (In contrast, what I saw in A**gnon was perfectly normal: new sheets and duvet covers were placed on the bed for you to change yourself.)

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.

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 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!

Amazing location, positive. Ok restaurant (great Saiful service!) / social area without AC Challenges: - don't arrive too early before checking-in, expensive locker makes it difficult to leave luggage and go into the city if you travel on a budget - possible long queue when check-in, many tourist groups arriving - beds - no privacy curtains, big minus - beds and rooms quite clean - 8 people mixed dormitory, you sleep with both male and female party teenagers and ＞40 yo adults from all around the world - I had an explosive mix in my dorm (to mention most Brazilian? girl exchanging loud voice messages at 1 am night) Overall good spot for a night but rather not longer stay

Easily the MOST comfortable hostel I've stayed at, you get a full depth single mattress to sleep on, not a rubbish 1 inch depth monstrosity. The surrounding area felt pretty unsafe, your best off going straight to the metro and hostel and no where else, don't look lost or confused. People knocked on the hostels windows and tried to get in to ask for money, ignore them they can't get in so you are safe in the hostel. Room was clean, bathroom was clean however when I was looking for something I lost on my bed, I lifted up the mattress to find empty packets of food and peanut shells under the mattress which was pretty gross (and dangerousif you had a nut allergy). I did send them an email reporting this. But a shame because inside the hostel was great. Just let down by poor cleanliness and a rundown area.

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 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.

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.

Great hotel! Conveniently located. Friendly staff. I had a single room with a shower, toilet on the floor. Everything was fine. The breakfast is modest, but there is a refrigerator, you can diversify the breakfast, if you are not satisfied. There are many grocery stores nearby for every taste and budget. The bed is comfortable, yes, there was no duvet cover, soap, towel, but I was prepared for this, so nothing bothered me. I do not know if the room was cleaned, on the first day only the garbage disappeared from the bin, then nothing changed. There is a cafe under the window - it is noisy on weekends, but when you walk around Paris all day, nothing prevents you from falling asleep. The contingent is mainly young people, but there were also elderly people. The elevator worked, no one made noise in the hotel, the toilet is clean on the floor for 4 rooms, there were no problems. In general, I recommend it!