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20 Rue d'Orsel, 75018 Paris, France
The staff here are wonderful! Very friendly, helpful and multilingual made my stay easy and very pleasant! Staff members were able to assist me with any questions I had, especially regarding directions. They were able to tell me the best, fastest, and cheapest way to get to where I wanted to go. My favourite part of this property was the patio on the first floor. It has a view of the Sacre Cœur, comfortable couches, tables, and a railing lined with green plants. A gorgeous spot to have breakfast or a smoke break! The room I stayed in was beautiful, with double door windows that opened to a street view below. The shower worked perfectly and I enjoyed the two different shower heads. The only things I could have used in my room was a mini-fridge and potentially a small tv, although I did not mind the lack of television. These two things were not significant enough to hinder the wonderful experience of this hotel, only suggestions. The one negative I experienced is that the room walls and floors were quite thin. Noise traveled a lot from the stairwell and neighbouring rooms. If I were to come back to this area of Paris, I would definitely stay at this property again! It is a very safe and good place to stay as a female solo traveler.
It is a cozy and welcoming place to stay in Paris. Counter staffs are friendly, helpful, and always ready to assist me when needed. You can even purchase a Seine River cruise ticket directly at the front desk for around €14, which is very convenient. They provide luggage storage services too. Breakfast starts at 7:30 AM and includes a simple selection of breads and hot drinks. Lockers are available in the room, but be sure to bring your own padlock. The atmosphere overall feels safe and relaxed, with a good mix of travelers and a nice social vibe. One key tip: If you are taking Metro Line 4, need not to exit from Barbès – Rochechouart station. Instead, follow M2 signboard, walk to Metro Line 2, take 1 station and exit at Anvers station — it’s a much more pleasant and safer route to the hostel. Extra tip: in case if you are bored with French foods, search for 15-17 African food ? , it was a cozy and safe restaurant and definitely a hidden gem ?.









