Le Village en Paris, France

Damn near perfect. I'm amazed it was also the cheapest place to stay. Good population size, room size, etc. Near the metro. Gives you a taste of real Paris. the only real room for improvement would be to make the use of the computers cheaper. Two internet cafes about a block away beat their price. But you could look at that as another plus? Just make sure you (initially) reserve and cancel by computer, they're real sticklers about that. Dawson, from USA ~ 17th Oct 2009

This hostel was in a great location. My problem was when we checked in...12:30am...the guy at the front desk, I'm not sure of his name, but he has curly shaggy hair was rude and did not expain anything. Any other time that we needed something at night, he appeared to be bothered. Very unprofessional. The shared bathroom in the 4 person room we stayed at also smelled like sewage due to the floor drains not having bleach poured into them regualrly to kill bacteria. We also did not care for the one LEANNE, from USA ~ 14th Oct 2009

This hostel was not too bad. It does have a nice patio on the second floor, but there is no view of the Sacre de Cour. Maybe in the fall when there are no leaves on the place. The Kitchen was very limited, but still functional. I probably wouldn't stay again, but this is soley based on its location. Sean, from Canada ~ 16th Oct 2009

Definitely has that funky vibe. Rowdy party party scene -- if that´s what you´re after. Daniel, from USA ~ 3rd Oct 2009

Great hostel and location. There were no security lockers, and i didnt see anybody to come in to clean it it. Even though, helpful staff and really good breakfast! The outside are is also a plus! And you get to see the Sacre Coeur. Mariana, from Brazil ~ 8th Oct 2009

Lockers in the rooms would be a welcome addition. Nicholas, from USA ~ 22nd Sep 2009

No Ensuite as stated in the description when booking and v expensive for the quality. Philip, from England ~ 3rd Sep 2009