Ulasan City Inn Paris

Great place to stay. Everything you need is available. And the neighborhood is amazing too!! Absolutely recommended.

I'm a Paris-lover, so any place for living here is good for me. The pros of this hostel are that every bed has curtains, every room its bathroom, and there is a soap in a bathroom, and location of course. Also, I slept very well here despite the fact I had 3-4 neighbours in this shared room. The cons: - the blanket is not in the duvet cover, it's not very hygienic. - the bed bugs 🫢🥲 not so many, I woked up during the night just once, but there are some visible signals they exist such as small spots, bite marks -the necessity to validate your electronic key every day.

It’s the one of the best places to stay in Paris that’s close to the metro and you’ve got nice affordable restaurants around.

good location at a relatively cheap price for Paris, clean enough and not a bad renovation for a hostel in Paris, the bathroom is also kept as clean and tidy as possible.

It is good for a cost-efficient option. It is quite accessible, Just nearby the Crimee metro stations. Breakfast is just hot bread and jams w/ butter. But, I have to say they have a very good coffee machine that's great. It is a little bit crowded and guests frequently came and go. That's why someone might wake you up in the middle of the night. If you need to stay just a couple of nights it is ok. But, I don't prefer to stay longer than 3 + days.

It's conveniently located just a two-minute walk from the station, and there's a large supermarket nearby, so it's especially convenient for those who plan to cook their own meals. The beds are equipped with curtains, USB sockets, and reading lights, so privacy is ensured, which was nice. On the other hand, cleaning was sometimes lacking, and the cleanliness of the shower room and toilets in particular was inconsistent. Also, the attitude of the staff varied from person to person, and they were sometimes cold, which was disappointing. Furthermore, the noise in the shared dormitory late at night can be a concern, so earplugs may be necessary to stay comfortably.

High cost performance, close to the subway station, the rest is pretty average

It was my first time staying in a youth hostel in Paris, and it was very close to La Viette.

The room number is OK, but the surrounding is too bad...

Very friendly staff. Good location for the price The facilities could be better.

Very very good

They have a huge problem with Bed mites. I came home a day early. My skin is in a right mess. They have a duty of care. I did mention this to them All I was told was We bring Bed mites in on our Suit cases. I would definitely avoid this place. Also the photos on line don't look anything like they are when you arrive. So they are breaking rules. Selling something that isn't real The place needs to be shut down.

TERRIBLE service. Gave me a flooded room. Gave me dirty towels to clean it MYSELF. It re flooded. I informed them and was left waiting for hours until he said they’ll “deal with it tomorrow”. Messaged the property throughout the night: no reply. It’s tomorrow and I’m trying to get a refund but the man at desk is only telling me to email a manager and that he is “not a plumber”. Leaving early. Worst stay I’ve had.

I travelled alone and stayed here in a shared room for one night last month and it cost me around 40 euros. Transport to/from the hostel is easy as it is a short distance from the local metro. The room was cleaned and beds for the hostel are clean and well-maintained. Each room has 4 beds and you are allocated your room and bed upon arrival. Your bed has a reading light, a charging port, USB and USB-C charging port and a curtain for privacy and light blocking. There is a shared kitchen/dining area on the lower ground floor where apparently complimentary breakfast is served before 10am, however when I went down on the morning there was no service. A problem with the kitchen I faced was that there were a lack of clean dishes, however I would not put that down to hostel staff as the kitchen is labelled as being communally managed. There is a private, secured locker room within the hostel where you can leave valuables if you will be exploring the city thoughout the day. Wi-fi is available to residents and is speedy; I was able to join a zoom meeting throughout the morning with no difficulty. The lady on the reception was kind and friendly. Overall, for the price I paid, I have little to complain about, and if in Paris again I will be staying here. 4/5. Pros: Easy to transport to/from the hostel to Central Paris/ CDG Airport. Easy Check In Clean facilities (toilets, showers, beds) Good price Speedy Wifi Friendly receptionists Cons: The lift in the building can jutter and feel rather uncomforting at times. The kitchen is not very clean. Did not receive complimentary breakfast.