2-Star Hotels in Paris

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.

Wij hebben een fantastisch verblijf gehad in Hotel France Albion. De kamer is ‘basic’, maar mooi modern en van alle gemakken voorzien. Gedurende ons verblijf werd de kamer dagelijks schoongemaakt en van schone handdoeken voorzien. Het personeel is ontzettend vriendelijk en 24 uur per dag aanwezig bij de receptie. Ten slotte is de locatie is top. De wijk rondom het hotel (Pigalle) is erg gemoedelijk met allerlei leuke restaurantjes en cafeetjes. Helaas deed de lift in het hotel het niet vanwege een storing, maar daarvoor werd ons een nette korting aangeboden. Kortom, super geregeld allemaal. Ik zou dit hotel absoluut aanraden!

Great location, right by the subway exit. However, I have to complain about the water. Showering was a nightmare – you had to constantly press the button, and the water pressure was terrible. For my last night of a three-night stay, there was no hot water at all. The sink water was also barely a trickle; it took forever to even fill a cup to brush my teeth. The room wasn't cleaned during my stay if no one checked out, and the trash wasn't emptied either. When I checked in, I specifically asked for a room not facing the street, but after dragging my luggage upstairs, I found out it was indeed a street-facing room, and it was incredibly noisy. Non-street-facing rooms seem to be very rare here.

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 hotel is just in front of the station Gare du nord.Very easy and convenient to go anywhere to Eiffel tower,Louvre museum,and others from here either by bus,metro,Eurostar.U won't get lost.Just the lift for the hotel is a bit small.It can accommodate u and 2 big luggage one time.There is KFC beside the hotel and other cafes.The carrefour is behind the hotel.So u can shop some groceries or snacks also.

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

This was my first time staying in a hostel in Paris, and definitely it was a pleasant experience. This place is very convenient if you’re traveling via train, Gare du Nord as its few minutes walk. The room itself was tidy and clean (I stayed in a dorm of 4, mixed), only not comfortable when staying during summer heatwave and you forgot how Paris can be humid and too hot! Although, the breakfast compensated for my sleepless night, and for the value I paid for, it is still worth it.

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 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.

Honestly, it's pretty decent. I saw some really wild comments online, but for the price, this hotel offers everything you need. Everything was clean, and besides not having a kettle, it had all the essentials. The surrounding neighborhood isn't too sketchy either, perfectly fine for walking with a companion.