Apartment in Rue Caulaincourt, 75018 Paris, France, paris

I stayed one night in the shared female hostel room. The room was very clean but extremely basic, adequate for my 1 night stay but no more. The shower was basically unusable due to the water pressure and the drain was blocked. Additionally, there is no sound proofing and it is above a bar making it very loud at night still. For a quick 1 night stay in Paris, I found it perfectly fine for my needs. Breakfast was great.

Very nice hostel, excellent location. Of course many things could be better but as someone who left early in the morning and returned late at night just to sleep, it was perfectly serviceable, and one of the cheapest I could find in Paris. Shared a room with 2 wonderful girls. If you decide to stay here also check out the restaurant downstairs, it's great.

It was okay. The location is fantastic, which is definitely the reason to stay here. It’s well connected to everything by bus and metro, the neighborhood is great to walk around and explore. I stayed in a “deluxe” single room, which had a twin bed, a desk, and an en-suite bathroom. The bathroom was fine, except the water would sometimes turn scalding hot with no warning and I had the jump out of the shower to avoid getting burned several times. They replaced towels every day, but the towels often weren’t the cleanest/had hair on them. The room description said that it came with a hair dryer, but you had to request the hair dryer at the front desk and return it when you’re done- each room does not have its own. The room itself also could have been cleaner, it was very dusty and looked like surfaces (desk/nightstand) had not been wiped down in a while. The room was spacious enough for one person, and there were enough outlets to charge devices. The windows of my room overlooked a large flight of stairs outside, and I kept them open while sleeping since it was so hot- while the hostel itself wasn’t loud, the outdoor noise is a lot due to the stairs and a restaurant next door with a patio that’s open until 2 AM. I’m not noise-sensitive so I slept fine, but if you are, you may struggle here. I did not have breakfast at the hostel so I can’t comment on that but it is included in the price. Don’t know if I would stay here again just because of the cleanliness issues and because the cost for a single room wasn’t significantly cheaper than a hotel ($120ish/night), but the location was great.

Excellent location but some very basic drawbacks. 150+ a night for a private room but can’t even provide a fan during the heatwave so the room was cooking. Basic fans costs less than 20 euros… get your act together. Oh and the wifi sucks too.

It was okay. The location is amazing in Montmartre, surrounded by cute cafes, bars, and restaurants, and easy access to the metro. Also has a nice, free breakfast. It is not very social and is more like a hotel. I stayed in a three-person room and it was very small and the conditions of the bathrooms were not great. No major problems though