Apartment in Rue du Château des Rentiers, 75013 Paris, France, paris

Société fondée sur la mauvaise foi et la malveillance. Prix excessifs, bâtiment vétuste, et administration déplorable qui est prête à être agressive et désagréable pour faire des facturations excessives: souvent allant jusqu’à mentir et ignorer la loi Française, citant leur règlement intérieur en tant qu’excuse. Due to Covid what was supposed to be a 3 year stay ended up being 6 years long and I must say that it was terrible. Excessively expensive 780€ for a small space: I lived in a 40 square meter apartment with two other guys, the walls were super thin so you had reduced privacy. We had 10 square meters of shared space divided between an extremely small kitchen, toilets and a shower. Our roomie in the first floor of the duplex paid 1000€ for his room which wasn’t much bigger. The mattresses are made of a sponge-like material which provokes back pain in the short-term. The building is old and even if they recently did some maintenance work, it looks extremely superficial, we had really bad mold problems in our apartment and when we asked for help, the administration tried to send us to another residence several kilometres away; going so far as to shout at us for complaining as it didn’t require such drastic measures (perhaps they wanted to charge us more) Which takes me to the next issue with this residence: the administration is one of the worst I’ve encountered in a while. -They tried to trick me into signing a contract to make me pay 200 more euros for my tiny room, -A previous admin went so far as to illegally menace an acquaintance of ours with police intervention so as to make her leave her apartment. -they try to charge for everything; including stuff which they’re legally obliged to pay for themselves. -the admin team has orders to treat everyone like children, there’s no room for negotiation and they constantly try to force the enterprise policy on you; going so far as to say that their internal rules and regulations are above French law i.e. charging you 80€ for a light bulb because their “rules” say so. In summary: avoid if you can unless you’re planning to stay for a very short time or have absolutely no other option.

I stayed 1 month and a half from 1st Oct 2025. I left this place asap because I was disappointed by the administration. I got my debit card stolen inside the residence by a delivery guy (they could unlock the entire post box which is not supposed) and had a camera record but the residence didn’t want to take any responsibility and made no further action. Since trusting the system too much was my fault, I made no complaint and just left the residence. However, they have not yet reimbursed my deposit. The manager told me it would be done in about 2 weeks after the exit, and it’s been almost 2 months. I sent an email but of course they ignored it. And now I have to think about making legal action for that. I hope this review helps people considering this place. Thank you

I lived here for three months. It's a nice place to live in Paris. The residence is located in a quiet and safe neighborhood, but at the same time lively with all kinds of shops, supermarkets and restaurants. It is also very close to the subway line 14, which allows you to easily reach the main points of the city. The apartments are spacious, well furnished and comfortable. But the real added value of the residence is its manager, Mr Girard, who is always very kind and available to help you with any need. It was a very pleasant stay.

I have been living here for 3,5 years. The first two years were great, even if the rent was a bit expensive for the apartments. The manager was amazing. He would reply fast, always was nice and would take care of your problems immediately. However, 1,5 years ago, the business running the residence changed, and the nice manager left. The rents went crazy (1300 euros for 25m), the managers changed every two months so they didn’t know all the problems in the residence and could not take care of them. But most importantly, there were no more security staying at night in the residence. This is important because the residence is next to something like a rehab center. Therefore, there are always homeless people in front of the residence’s door. I sent multiple mails about this, about outside people entering the residence and that I didn’t feel in security. But the administration couldn’t care less, they didn’t want to put security. So this week, a guy was robbed with a knife inside the residence, a man outside the door showed a gun to one of the girls living in the residence and the list goes on… I really would not recommend this residence anymore, due to the impolite management, the rent prices for really small studios, for the inexistant security… There are other residents that are in more secure places and that are cheaper and better than this.

I spent approximately 10 months at this residence, and overall was very pleased with the experience. The rooms are nice and I met a lot of great people. Samuel, the responsible of the residence is very nice and accommodating, he tries his best to make sure everyone is happy. The area is also nice, close to Chinatown in Paris so there are a lot of good restaurants. The gym is a bit small, and I would also put more washing machines in the laundry room. My biggest complaint is that I find it too expensive for a students residence. Also, in the individual rooms electricity and WiFi are not included.