One of the cleanest hostels I've stayed at, also very quiet. I was in a 4 person room at the end of the ahllway and had our own bathroom, which was cleaned daily, with a great shower, minus the fact that it did flood the bathroom each time, but I didn't find it to be too much of a problem. There was air conditioning as well and I appreciated the free coffee and tee in the lobby area downstairs. The location is quite good, felt safe on a larger boulevard but at least on my non-street-facing room, couldn't hear the traffic at all. Supermarkets and boulangeries close by and the lively streets of the latin quarter just a 10 minute walk away. I was there during the Olympics, and found it excellent value for money, all things considered

The only major draw back were the bunk beds, not very comfortable, squeaky and scary flimsy - climbing up to the top bunk felt like it might topple over each time (and I am not a big person).

individual and huge bathroom + toilet on each room; nice location; the staff during the day was nice; breakfast for 3 euros and free coffee/tea

we booked a room with four beds for 3 people. The last one arrived late and the staff didn’t tell was that the person was a person on a wheelchair, so we took the under beds and went to sleep. Around 11pm the staff went inside the bedroom with the guest, making a lot of noise and asking us when we were going to leave. I found a bit disrespectful with my group and the other guest, just because the hostel didn’t make a good organisation about that.

Great location, super close to everything and the shopping center Italie 2 and friendly, helpful staff. Everything was good really.

Beds are way too small.

The location was very good close to metro and a stop is outside the hostel. The hostel is well displayed you can’t miss it. The bed was comfortable and there is a lift in the premises and a huge kitchen with all kitchen equipment like microwave and fridge where you can store your foodstuff. the room was well air conditioned and it helped with the heat in Paris. the staff were kind. There are safe lockers where you key ik your own private code. from the top floor there is view of the Eiffel Tower though at a distance. I loved that there was a direct bus to the Notre Dame and the Louvre

The kitchen had a pungent smell that needs tonne worked on. The breakfast was very bad, very dry unappealing croissant, and dry bun. The breakfast is not worth it at all. The rooms had no shelves where you can place your bag, I was operating from the floor. that is a huge oversight especially for those sharing like we were 4 of us. there was just one small table! please consider having at least cupboard or shelves! The WIFI was very poor in the rooms. if you needed to use the internet you had to go to the reception. If it was a virtual meeting the reception area is too busy hence disturbance. consider working on a stable internet to be available in the rooms. You must pay for a towel 🥹

Great facilities, clean, nice female dorm with good light and all needed facilities (socket to charge, light, comfy bed).

People were not friendly and helpful.

It was my first time staying in this arrondissement and I really liked the location. There is a bus stop right outside the door, and the metro is just a few meters away (Line 7). There is a market on the corner nearby and a very nice restaurant (La Manufacture). There are several restaurant options as well. The staff are helpful and you can use the cafeteria to have your meals if you want. The bed is already made with bed linen, unlike other hostels. I liked the atmosphere.

The bunk bed is not very stable, so when the other person moves it is a bit uncomfortable to sleep.

It's what you can expect from a backpacker hostel. Room was clean and had everything necessary. The person in reception was very helpful and understanding and in relocating me to another room when I was put in a room with a drunk dangerous man. He also handled the uncomfortable situation with the intoxicated man well.

Well yeah that. When I got to the room there were two men and the room stank of alcohol. The man in the bed was completely wasted. Of course I was not sleeping in there. The drunk man came down to reception and started beating the plastic covid shields on the counter and insulting me. The guy in the reception threatend to call the police and the man went away. I was relocated to another room. Due to the incident I didn't exactly sleep feeling very safe in the hostel. But it was all ok in the end.

The location was excellent. The bus station was right in front of the hostel entrance, and the metro station was only 50–100 meters away. The area had many interesting catering establishments, and there was a view of the Pantheon from the street. We stayed on the first floor, and the Wi-Fi was excellent. We booked a private double room, which wasn’t very big. It had no wardrobe, and the TV remote required a €20 deposit. The bathroom was equipped with a hairdryer, hand soap, toilet paper, and towels. Cleaning was done daily, which pleasantly surprised me (it was great!). The room also had air conditioning. The hostel provided a kitchen with a microwave, cutlery, and plates, as well as breakfast from 8:30 to 9:30 for €4. Also, the hostel provided free luggage storage before and after check-in/out, which was very convenient And for that price, it’s the best accommodation in Paris! I really, really liked it and will definitely stay here next time.

Not all staff members at the reception were friendly, and the check-in time after 16:00 was quite inconvenient.

The room was very clean everyday and had a view of the Eiffel Tower! Hostel location is excellent with metro line 7 close by which takes you to most of the main touristic attractions.

Staff is quite indifferent. It felt like they were a bit annoyed when you ask them something and this is not a busy hostel. A little smile would go a long way to make the experience more enjoyable!

The location is great, because it was in a good area in Paris (technically 13th arr. but very close to Place d'Italie on one hand and to Rue Mouffetard in the 5th on the other hand), and proximity to Place d'Italie makes all transportation by metro and bus very easy. Also, the room was very comfy with a private bathroom, all for the best price I could find for the end of October; exactly what one needs for a few days in Paris, be it for business or for leisure!

The room shower didn't have a proper shampoo, only liquid hand soap (which is understandable for this price, I just would've liked to have known that in advance just like I knew to bring a towel with me in advance); also, breakfast was a piece of bread, a croissant, a bit of butter and strawberry jam, as well as access to coffee, juice, and muesli, which I found a bit inadequate for 4 euros per day ordered (but it's okay, still a better price than most breakfasts in a café or boulangerie).