Fantastic location, spotless cleanliness, and wonderful staff. Additionally, the staff went above and beyond by securely storing my bags after check-out and letting me relax in a cozy space near the reception. The simple breakfast was a nice touch to start the day on a good note. Overall, I had a great stay and was very happy

The bunk beds, felt a bit low—being on the lower bunk, I frequently bumped my head. That said, I understand space limitations in Paris. The size is more than compensated by the prime location and excellent staff. Overall, I had a great stay and was very happy.

Great staff, clean, and very close to transit and food options.

The bathrooms were manageable but very tiny and slippery. Literally, you can brush your teeth over the sink while using the toilet. The shower is porcelain floor, super slippery when wet. Would suggest some kind of rubber matting or something. The double size bed is actually two separate twin beds pushed together. And moved easily when you needed to adjust during sleep. I wasn't expecting that either. But again, still manageable. Other than that fantastic stay.

Clean perfunctory triple room, good starter breakfast of croissant, half baguette, cereal, jam, oj, coffee and tea. Fridge for storing own food and drink, small kitchen for making own food, great location, helpful front desk staff, friendly cat

had to pay for towels at €3 each in a triple room when they are provided in a single and double room. Unclear on why this wouldn't extend to a triple. Bit noisy at times but that's to be expected in a hostel. It would have been helpful to have had shower gel and/or a little shelf in shower to put toiletries as it was difficult to move about once in cubicle as it was snug

It was great to have a receptionist that could help 24/7. The lady at the reception who did the day shift was particularly and consistently very nice and very helpful. She told us that she speaks five languages. There were so many restaurants and stores to choose from nearby. You have to expect to climb uphill staying in Montmartre but it was quite manageable to do from the metro stations. My mother and I stayed in one of the private twin rooms. There was not much space for moving around but the room and other facilities were very clean. Everything in the bathroom worked well. The location worked well for us.

There is a lady who is in charge of the breakfast. She was grumpy with everyone all the time. We tried to ignore her but it was not always easy. The breakfast consisted of a piece of baguette and a croissant. You can get coffee/tea, juice, butter and jam but that was it. If you need a more consistent breakfast with some protein, there are restaurants close by that do brunches. There is also a cat at the hostel - we did not mind it but be aware in case you're allergic to cats.

The location is great. Near the hostel is one of the main attraction in Paris-Moulin Rouge. It is very artsy and vivacious neighborhood (Montmartre), which I liked. Near is also basilica of Sacre Coeur, and from top of it you really can see whole Paris, but you must took the ticket and climb on 292 stairs(be prepared), but when you succeed, the view is a really great award. Also on the stairs of that basilica in the evening, you can listen to the music of some French artists and you can join them if you wanted, just be careful on some guys who sell drinks, some of them can be really annoying. Hostel has breakfast, baguette and croissant, and if you want, you can took cereals (corn and chocolate one), you have an orange juice, tea and coffee...also you have a little marmelade and butter, so it is really nice breakfast, but I couldn't eat it, 'cause I must eat gluten free food and I cannot eat cereals, 'cause I am allergic to it...but if you don't have that kind of problems, you are good. I was in all female room, with two other girls, I had one twin bed, and other two girls were on a bunk bad. It is great that the shower and the toilet are in room, but separately. It wasn't hot in room, we have one cooling fan and it was OK. One guy and one girl who worked at the reception were really nice and helpful, and one was a little bit lost maybe 'cause it was late and I wake him up...I had a really late check in which they accepted so it was great.

The shower and the toilet are in room but separately. I am really petite person, but even for me, sometimes it was a bit problem, 'cause the shower and the toilet are really small and narrow. Also, you don't have a locker 🔐 so my advice is that you took with yourself all the main documents and money. The elevator is really small, so if you're claustrophobic, don't use it.

The neighborhood is nice, lots of bars and restaurants were within access. Facilities were clean. Very close to metro station. The welcoming area is compact and cozy, they even have a cute cat there.

It’s a bit pricey. Breakfast area was small, sometimes the staff came and cleaned the beddings when we were having breakfast. The choices were limited as well, there was no yogurt and coffee machine. Wall was not too sound proof, there were also lots of noises coming from the aisle.

The staffs are very kind. We asked them whether we can leave our bag to the hostel on the last day to just hang out around a bit more without the bags, and they accepted. Moreover, the location is good as well. You can get the Basilica by foot, and the subway station is about 4-5 minutes far.

The upper bunk seems a little bit poor-quality. It feels like it is going to break in the middle of the night. And the bathroom was narrow for adults. The water just splash everywhere, so it can go inside from under the door.

The staff were awesome, All of them especially Etienne who helped to sort out all my muddled bookings and a refund. It was spotlessly clean and a good breakfast was included. We were able to leave our bags on site after checkout which we really appreciated as we had tickets to go to the Monet gallery. They have lockers that are secure and free to use as well for any valuables. They have a Beautiful cat called NG who was very friendly and welcoming and we felt very much home from home during our stay. We would love to return again in the future and highly recommend it. Closest Metro is Blanche and Abesses and Bus routes within 5 mins walking distance. Don't take the Metro and get off at Abesses unless you are capable of walking 180 steps up to the street. I didn't see a lift or an elevator, once was enough and we used Blanch after that instead lol. Montmartre is my fave area of Paris to stay in.

The room was very warm, There was a fan but even on full, we couldn't really feel it. We were able to sleep with a window open tho which was great as we did get some breeze thru it.

The hotel was located in the heart of Montmartre, right next to multiple means of transport, stores, restaurants, and supermarkets. Also, we enjoyed the simple yet comforting breakfast -both at the breakfast room and the patio-. Overall, great value for money! :)

The rooms were a bit small and didn't have much storage (eg no bathroom shelves) but I can't say that this was a problem for us.

A wonderful little hostel with friendly staff. Our room was very small but fine as a base, as we were out most of the time. It was unclear that towels would be provided for a budget twin room so in case you're wondering, yes they are.