Hostel Les Piaules, Paris

Nice People and great Bar to chill and work. Comfy beds and clean bathroom.

It isn‘t cheap, but i think its okay for Paris.

Really nice hostel with clean facilities and nice bed with curtain, as well as big lockers. The rooftop terrace was amazing with a view of the Eiffel Tower. Also a nice bar/ restaurant at the bottom to sit in. I only stayed one night so I don’t have anything to say about how social or unsocial it was. Really close to metro.

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Very clean, nice staff, delicious breakfast, good location and nice facilities

No mirror in dorms and mirror in bathroom too tall. Not enough hooks / shelves

The breakfast! Yum. The beds were comfy. Nice common area to sit in.

Pretty expensive, the doors to the rooms close loudly, a staff member came in to unplug a light on a bed which broke the side of my bed and send all my toiletries down into the dirt, she then got a stick with tape for me to one by one pick them up. Obviously didn’t do it on purpose but it was quite frustrating and she could have communicated what she was doing as I was left to clean up the mess.

The beds were super comfy and had curtains which is a big plus for privacy

The rooms were a bit small so found it hard to access my luggage comfortably

Staff were friendly, I stayed a double room on the rooftop and the view of the city was good. The condition of the room was ok. Also I could meet a lot of other travelers in the bar downstairs

The water pressure from the tap was a bit weak.

Very clean and private, even it is a shared room, you get to hide in you bed, without being disturbed by other guests

Location is a little far from everything.

Location, ease of booking, luggage storage for a fee

My bunk wasnt cleaned before i arrived rather late at night. Almost certainly an innocent, one-off mistake but its basically the only thing i was paying them to do: give me a clean bed to sleep in

The room on the rooftop had a nice view, the staff were super kind, and the breakfast was great. Also, the property is super well-located, really near a metro station.

The bathroom, while very clean, had a strange smell, which was only noticeable if we went inside it.

The location and staff are great! Only stayed for a few nights but it would recommend it again. Close to metro stations as well

You have to pay for baggage storage even if you arrive early which seems a bit strange Not sure if it depends on the room but some of the lockers under the bed are difficult to get a lock onto it (better to have a small lock and key vs a master lock)

The hostel is scrupulously clean, well-equipped and staffed by cheerful, helpful and very kind people. The wheelchair-accessible room we were provided was a decent size, with enough room to park the wheelchair and still move around and also get into the bathroom fairly easily. The brunches on-site are delicious and highly recommended. The staff were extremely kind with my young daughter, who was accompanying me and other guests were equally friendly and kind. The fact there is a lift to all floors meant the accommodation was also wheelchair-accessible throughout, with flat access via the rear door from the outdoor terrace area. The "vibe" of The People is fantastic and I would highly recommend this as a cost-effective, safe, clean and accommodating place to stay in Paris. It has good transport connections via bus (and Metro, though we did not use this) and so is easy to get to from the main transport hubs, and not too long by bus into central Paris.

The only improvements would be specifically from the perspective of a wheelchair user. The shower area was too small and poorly designed for a disabled user. The risk of water flooding out of the shower was high and this causes safety concerns. There was no emergency pull cord anywhere in the bathroom or room. The portable shower stool provided was fine for me, but would not be suitable for many disabled people. The People should consider redesigning the wheelchair-accessible bathroom as a proper wet room with level access and a larger shower area, and installing emergency pull cords in the bedroom and bathroom areas.

The staff were friendly and helpful. Room 501 has a balcony which is a bonus. If you're staying for a long time and need to hand wash a few things, you could bring one of those compact air-dryer hangers with pegs on to use on the balcony. I think bed C is the best - even though it is a top bunk, it has plenty of head room. The lower bunks (B & F) have the disadvantage of having the lockers underneath them, which can cause your sleep to be disturbed when people are rummaging about in their lockers late at night. The ladies' bathroom on the 5th floor was cleaned regularly throughout the day. I really liked Belleville - although down-at-heel, it is quite central, well connected on public transport, very cosmopolitan, and there are great, reasonably priced restaurants - Korean, Vietnamese, Caribbean, African, Tunisian, Algerian, Kurdish, Jewish. I got back to the hostel around midnight a few times and felt safe as the streets were still busy. Ménilmontant, a stone's throw away, has a great vibe in the evenings.

I didn't like Bed B, the lower bunk bed on top of the lockers. Some guests would return about 1-2 am and use their lockers beneath me, which would disrupt my sleep. There was an unpleasant smell of drains at times in the bathroom, but I think that was due to the plumbing in an old renovated building rather than due to a lack of cleaning. The grouting in the shower cubicles could benefit from a machine/electric scrubbing tool, rather than manual scrubbing, which I saw the cleaning ladies doing. The showers have been set to reduce the water flow, to save water I guess, so don't expect a power shower.

really liked the 8 bedroom dorms. they had a lot of space and the environment felt safe and comforting. they also lock the place after a certain timing which adds to the safety since i worked remotely at the lobby at odd hours

they need a kitchen!!!!! badly!!!!! or at least a microwave and simple utilities 😭😭😭 but a kitchen please

The People Paris Belleville is a fun hostel. I really like that there is a good mix of travelers from young people to seniors so it’s pretty inclusive in this way. I also liked the staff. Monday night Karaoke is fun and the space is great for working and relaxing. The location is good and offers a very different experience of Paris life though some travelers will be dissatisfied with the location. The staff is wonderful. There is a great rooftop to view the sunset only accessible to hostel guests. They are very nice and helpful.

The design of the bunk beds in the mixed dorms is not very ideal, in particular the very tall top beds. The ladder is not safe with no grips and handles along the ladder. I slipped off the ladder and hurt my shoulder and wrists as I was trying to pull myself into the bed. I didn’t like how there wasn’t a communal kitchen sink or refrigerator.

Very clean, nice bar too that has a good vibe.

Area around it was a bit dodgy.

The people were nice, and the room was good. It was clean. There was good wifi and enough space to lock a cabin bag and another bag in it.

You had to pay for the towels, and if you wanted to leave your luggage for some hours before your flight. The aircondition didn't work in the room

Breakfast very satisfying but no variety. Entertainment in the bar great! Staff all friendly and welcoming. Fabulous view from the roof terrace!

Doors a bit noisy; lift issues on one day.

Good hostel, decent facilities. Friendly and helpful staff. Absolutely gorgeous rooftop with sunset views of Mont Martre.

No shampoo or anything in the showers. Only 1 bathroom and 2 showers per floor.

The 24 hour desk and staff were great. Very clean and close to three metro stations.

Breakfast was not worth the money. One male toilet on a floor with 6 rooms and it was out of order so had to go down 6 flights of stairs to use the toilet.

Staff were super gentle, the customer experience in general was very good, the bathrooms were cleaned frequently had nice showers and the air conditioning was crucial because it was so hot in Paris. They had a fair XL breakfast that included bread, coffee, juice, yogurt, cheese and pastries. Very nice vibe on the hostel. It is very close to 2 metros lines and in a walking distance of 1 more.

I think the bedroom for 6 people was a little too small, but they had space for us to organize all our stuff. There is no guest kitchen in the hostel. Price was a little salty due to the olympics.

Beautiful hostel! I got a private room, worth every penny for the privacy. It was clean and comfortable.

It's definitely a walk from the main part of town.

Room were quite clean and good AC

Location is okay but not always the best

clean rooms great route.

Everything ok, but a little bit slow elevator.

I'm currently in London and have stayed at a hostel there, but this hostel is the best compared to that one. The beds are not small and the bedding is clean and fluffy. The bathroom and toilet are properly separated for men and women. The storage space is large, and although you have to bring your own key, you can buy one nearby for about €2 if you don't have one. I'm going back to Paris after going to Germany, so I've booked another night! The quality is amazing for this price.

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I really liked the area/district/environment the Hostel is in, I really liked that the rooms are actually really soundproof on one hand regarding street noise and on the other hand regarding noise from the bar in the evening. The rooftop Terrasse is a great feature!! The service was super good. :) I think it's def. worth it, just for me it is still expensive, but I think that's just because I'm cheap 😂

The room was really small but actually well designed to even fit 8 beds & lockers in there! Quite impressive tbh. I just think if it was fully booked it would have been packed!! Lucky for me it wasn't. :)