Hostels in Ile-de-France, France

My stay at the hostel was truly amazing—filled with warmth, comfort, and unforgettable memories. From the moment I arrived, the friendly staff made me feel right at home, and the lively common areas offered the perfect space to connect with fellow travelers from around the world. The rooms were clean, cozy, and thoughtfully designed, ensuring both privacy and a sense of community. Each day brought new experiences, whether it was sharing stories over breakfast, joining fun group activities, or exploring the local area with new friends. The welcoming atmosphere turned strangers into family, making my time there not just a stay, but an experience I’ll always cherish. That’s the amazing view from the window as well.

I stayed just for a night since this place was in a walking distance to my train station. Good private feeling because you got curtain which was nice for a mix gender dorm. My bedsheet was a bit stained, but overall the room was clean. Kitchen looked well equipped and easy to use. Showing was good and they got heating rack for your towels.

Good plugs by each bed. Very , very tired ! Floors covered in hair, 5th floor for me and no lift and after long days walking or with heavy bags.... Pot luck. No towel offered, staff friendly, there is also a room to keep your bags once you've left even for up to 24 hours. Mattress comfortable but sheets were dirty also. No staff to tell at the time on reception and had a sheet which I used instead of as a duvet as the mattress cover and then my sleeping bag. Bathroom stank sadly, on the top floor, fann didn't work. Needs a lot of love but for the price in Paris... Meh. Lovely area to wander and well connected, a really cool vinyl bar near by easily findable on Google.

The location was excellent, with a bus station nearby that went directly to central Paris, and a train station just a 10-minute walk away, offering easy access to central Paris as well. In terms of facilities, they provided the basics. The lobby was well-maintained and a good place to work. The bathrooms were clean, though this depended on the guests sharing the room. Overall, I would recommend it for backpackers or those staying for just a day.

It's a nice hotel but the bathrooms are small and the shower head holders were broken in 2 rooms out of the 3 I booked. The staff are friendly and helpful and the location is great. If you're looking for an affordable option in Paris close to everything then it's a great option. Personally if I was to visit again I would spend a bit more to improve my experience overall as the bathrooms were too small and there was no air conditioning. They do have fans though but I had to ask reception for one as one room didn't have one.

Hestel gave me a very impressive experience in Paris. 1. Hostel can move conveniently with a good location to move anywhere. (I can use various traffic means such as bus, metro, RER...) 2. The crew with a family atmosphere, thank you so much! Merci-beaucoup! 3. I was happy to meet good roommates. One by one, they took care of me like a younger sister and helped me. It's like they're real sisters. I am happy to leave such a good memory in Paris. When I visit Paris next time, I always stay here You can't say you don't have a bed later!!

I booked a bed in a 4-Bed Women Only Dormitory – Private Bathroom. Here are the pros and cons for your consideration: Pros: - Good location: 2-minute walk to the metro (M7) and bus stop (Sully-Morland), 5-minute walk to a minimart (Franprix) - The staff is very service-minded - Super clean: bed, bathroom, and shared area - Separate shared bathrooms for males and females - Good security: you need a key card to access your floor and your room - Easy and quick check-in - There’s a locker to keep your belongings (you need to provide your own key, and large lockers are charged if needed) Cons: - Bath towel costs €4 - No amenities in the private bathroom (no shower gel or shampoo), but toilet paper is provided - When you shower, water only flows for about 10 seconds per tap, so you need to tap frequently - Water in the private bathroom is very slow; it’s better to use the shared bathroom Overall, I loved it! I will stay here again if I visit Paris next time.

Superb stay. The staff were incredibly warm and welcoming, and the overall atmosphere was also excellent.

Great value for what you pay! It remains my favorite hostel in Paris and will go there again. Although it is a bit far from central areas the RER E stops right next to the hostel, and there are two buses too, which made commuting easy plus it always feels safe even if I’m a girl travelling alone. Small things may not get taken care of or not promptly anyway… The door of our room wasn’t locking properly and even though I mentioned it, they never fixed it. Also, I had a problem with a bed swap, so make sure when you arrive that you actually sleep in the bed you’re assigned to/ if someone is sleeping in it make reception update the system. Staff is very friendly, easygoing, they all speak multiple languages and are welcoming!

I'm a Paris-lover, so any place for living here is good for me. The pros of this hostel are that every bed has curtains, every room its bathroom, and there is a soap in a bathroom, and location of course. Also, I slept very well here despite the fact I had 3-4 neighbours in this shared room. The cons: - the blanket is not in the duvet cover, it's not very hygienic. - the bed bugs 🫢🥲 not so many, I woked up during the night just once, but there are some visible signals they exist such as small spots, bite marks -the necessity to validate your electronic key every day.