This is a great hostel. Nice and clean, the beds are great - strong structure for the bunks, with curtains to give you privacy, with an individual outlet and bed light, complete with a little net for storing your phone while it charges. Each bed also gets a big locker with a digital lock. I stayed in the 8-bedroom female dorm, and whilst there was only one bathroom and one shower, it was never an issue. The staff is friendly and helpful, breakfast is nice and the structure offered is great - you can leave your luggage for the day (for a small fee) and even take a shower after you checkout. Ps. It is not a party hostel, if that's what you're looking for ;)

The only observation I have is the location, which is not bad - it is easy to get to and there are plenty of restaurants, cafes and supermarkets around - but is not central and it can get a little shady at night close to the Port de Clignancourt metro. My suggestion for those concerned would be to come back to the hostel via the Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro, which is to the "other side" of the hostel and drops you off at a much calmer part of the neighborhood.

- Very new, modern and clean - Comfortable bed and pillow, curtain for privacy - Huge lockers under the bed, with a digital combination lock, so you don't need any padlocks - Sinks (2 of them for a dorm of 6), toilet and shower were all separate so you didn't have to wait for someone to finish using one in order to use the other. - Towel hooks available in the shower (mentioning it as they are not always available in other hostels) - Location is decent, there is a bus stop right outside the hostel, but it's a 10' walk to the nearest metro station. Many grocery stores, bakeries and restaurants around. - Reception is also a small cafe, and there is a separate common room, which includes a microwave and lockers. - You can store your luggage for free in the lockers if you arrive early for your check-in, but have to pay to store them after your check-out - Toiletries provided (handwash, shampoo/shower gel) - Staff are friendly and helpful

- It would have been nice to include some wall hooks in the dorm, and also little shelves in each bed to keep the essentials. There was only a small net/pouch, but wasn't that convenient.

A great location, the 8 bed female dorm was perfect. The curtains on the bed made it great to have some privacy, and the keys on your phone,as well as the code, made it so easy to access the room and locker. I will definitely be coming back here for future trips to Paris.

The only critique is that I wish there were some more amenities in the common area, such as a fridge, so that I could store or prepare any food/meals

The facilities are new and fresh, no swipe card needed as you can just use a code. Beds are comfortable. Lockers are huge. There is a bus stop directly out front the hostel and another bus stop less than a minute away. Multiple different metros are within walking distance

the installations were clean and the bed was comfortable.

the surroundings were very lonely at night. I didnt feel safe walking to the hotel late at night.

The staff was very nice. Felix and Pauline were very welcoming, language barrier and all. It was very fun to speak a mix of Spanish, English and French everytime I went to the front desk. They were very accommodating. I stayed in an room for 8, everything was brand new, mattresses, furniture, lockers, you name it, brand new. The lockers are very spacious. The pillows are a bit small for my taste, but I slept fine. I would only suggest they added hooks to hang the coats.

The keypads for the lockers are not silent. The cleaning staff goes over common areas in a rush. Common areas meaning room, bathroom, shower room. It's understandable since there's always someone at the rooms, so they'll try and be fast to leave the guests be. Common mistake in hostels: the more it builds, the harder it is to clean.

Although you are in a shared room, there is still plenty of privacy. Curtains on the beds, personal charging stations, bed lights, private lockers (massive), showers with small foyers to get changed. Also very modern. Electronic locks, AC that works, elevators. Great location! The 18th arrondissement was by far my favourite neighbourhood. There is so much charm and character. Cobble streets, beautiful avenues, minimal tourists, reasonably priced cafés. Rooms were clean! I was there for 5 days, and the bathroom and showers were always clean. I assume they have someone clean it on a rota. Online check-out - super easy. This place exceeded my expectations. I will definitely be back.

No complaints.

This is the third hostel I've stayed in so far, and it's the best one. Very modern, sleek, clean, warm, new furniture. Beds are comfy and not noisy (sometimes in hostels the metal frames clink and clang a lot and shake, not the case here). Digital keys are a nice touch. Bed light can be adjusted in intensity. Good to have a little reception bar and a microwave. Great for its price. Two different metro stations within a 10 min walk, a grocery store 5 min away.

A tiny wall storage section next to the bed, I would like at least double that. No place to hang towel to dry after shower. Only two hooks in the shower area, would be great to have a shelf too. Also, locks on the storage boxes under the bed open with a loud PING PING PING, if the hostel could lower the volume, it could help feel you're not bothering your neighbours as much. And the area called "SALON" or something on the -1 floor seemed to be closed, not sure if it's supposed to be a common area. But all that said, they were all minor things, overall I am quite happy and may return.

Great and friendly staff; clean; quiet. Great use of tech (no keys hassle), awesome cyclable and walkable location — close to centre, but also Montmartre itself is awesome. The breakfast is also nice; I didn't get tired of it after a week. It's not noisy or studenty, but you can socialise if you want to. It's a great balanced place with everything you need.

Consider changing the way you deal musli with milk — it's usually not a good tasting experience: try combining them with yoghurt instead of milk. The milk works fine with cornflakes, though. Also, at times the air quality inside the rooms was quite bad due to closed windows. I suggest keeping them open a bit at all times on an institutional level, as sometimes opening it myself late at night was awkward and uncomfortable. I had a troubling first night sleep due to this (I didn't even know there were windows, or if they are openable). This neatpicking comment shows you the scale of the problems here. Beau is great.

The place is clean and modern, with kind staff. They have a nice system going on where you done need keys so you don’t have to worry about losing it either. The beds are among the sturdiest I’ve experience in any hostel. Other people’s movement rarely wakes you up, even if you are in attached bunk beds. There is a bathroom and shower in the basement, which is great to use when you want to shower without waking your roommates up late at night or early morning.

The lockers are cool touch pads so you don’t need a separate lock or key. But they beep very loudly which inevitably wake other people in the room up. There could be more hooks to hang stuff around (in the bathrooms, in the rooms, etc). If you’re on the bottom bunk bed there’s nowhere to hang a towel (except the ladder to go up to the top bed, which the person sleeping there will have to step on, so not the best option). The room is very small for 8 beds so there’s literally nowhere to put stuff (bags or coat,or things when you’re packing) down. You have to pay for a towel. There’s no laundry. No kitchen so you need to buy every meal. Not many common areas to hang out except for the lobby cafe. Having usb ports next to the bed in addition to the power outlet would be nice too.