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"My stay was reasonable for the price. My first room, on the 1st floor, was older and had broken curtains. I was moved to another room, which was a bit cold, and I struggled with the temperature. However, the staff were friendly and provided me with extra blankets. If you ask well in advance, you can organize a late check-out. The hotel is conveniently located near many restaurants, bus routes, and the airport. An Uber to the city centre costs around €30 one way. The area is very safe and clean, with several other hotels nearby. Breakfast can be paid for on a day-to-day basis, which is a plus 👍."

"There were stains on the bath towels, hair on the pillow, and lots of dust on the floor. It said there was a shared kitchen, but I was told there wasn't one. Therefore, I couldn't use the refrigerator or electric kettle, making meals extremely difficult. I thought I was smelling a strange smell coming from somewhere, and it was the red cloth draped over the futon at my feet... At night, I could hear the people next door talking, the toilet, and even doors opening and closing. The TV worked, but there was so much static that it was impossible to watch. Do you really need four pillows in a single room? I always leave my room key at the front desk, but security is lax, and it feels like they don't check who's in which room."

"The room's location is superb, within walking distance to all the attractions. The room itself isn't huge but the heating worked well, making it very cozy. The front desk staff were very friendly and accommodating; we arrived in the morning and they let us check in straight away, which was a huge plus! The only downsides were that the bed creaked a lot, and the soundproofing wasn't great – I could hear the person next door snoring. However, given the excellent location and value for money, these weren't major issues. Overall, for the price, it was a good stay!"

"The hostel is located right next to two of the main railway stations which was great for my travel plans. The stuff is really nice and helped me carry the luggage as one of the lifts is broken. Cleanliness could be better d. Ex there was a contact lense on the shelf of my bed but I do not use any. The hotel is a bit older, so there were some moldy spots in the bathroom, also the floor has some wear-and-tear signs. As other people wrote due to the club downstairs it can be a bit noisy. I think it is a great value for money in an expensive city with limited space, it is not a place I would stay to relax and recharge ."

"Given the low price, I was initially worried about the cleanliness, but it turned out the rooms seem to have been renovated. Aside from being a bit small, there were no other issues. Even with a large suitcase, there was enough space to open it next to the bed. I assume air conditioning is available during the summer months. Bottled water isn't provided in the room, but you can purchase it from the vending machine downstairs. Make sure to have coins on hand, or you can buy it directly from the front desk. The airport shuttle costs €7, but a Bolt ride is around €10. For two people, taking a ride-share like Bolt is actually more economical. The journey to Terminal 1 only takes about 10 minutes."

"The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Gare du Nord, very convenient for travelers. It’s a simple hotel mainly for sleeping, as there’s no air conditioning or fridge. I stayed during autumn, and leaving the balcony door open kept the room naturally cool throughout the night. There’s a small lift that goes up to the 4th floor, but my room was on the 5th, so I had to carry my luggage one extra floor. It was worth it though, as I had a beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower in the distance from my balcony! The bathroom was clean, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a bathtub. My room also included breakfast. It was not a huge spread, but sufficient to start the day. Service was mixed. The young chap and elderly man at reception were very friendly. The young staff even offered me hot water when he heard me coughing in the lobby, which I really appreciated. However, the other reception staff were not as welcoming. Overall, this is a budget-friendly hotel with breakfast included. Great if you want a convenient location and a simple place to sleep, but don’t expect too many amenities."

"Let me preface this by saying I booked in January, so it might have been less crowded, which probably made for a better experience. As a solo traveler staying for 3 nights, I was initially a bit nervous about booking a hostel, but it exceeded all my expectations. The hostel isn't far from the subway exit, making it convenient to get to various attractions, and the walk there feels safe, with parents picking up kids and people out for a run. There's also a river outside the hostel, offering a nice view. The front desk is on the first floor, next to a restaurant and bar. Their burgers are good, and guests get a discount. There's also a lounge. On Saturday, while eating, I noticed three burly men guarding the first floor, which made me feel very secure. I booked a bunk bed, and the mattress was quite soft. The bedding was clean, and each bunk had a curtain, charging port, and reading light. Pulling the curtain and turning on the light created a happy little private space. There's a sink in the room, and each floor has separate men's and women's restrooms and showers, which are cleaned every morning, so the environment is quite good. The shower faucets dispense water for a set period after pressing, likely to conserve water. The front desk provides free towels, which you can return to the recycling bin at the front desk after use."

"The location is convenient and it's inexpensive, but be aware that it's a mixed-gender dorm. The duvet isn't very thick, so it's probably best for spring or summer. There are lockers with keys for your belongings, though everyone seemed quite considerate. If you're a light sleeper, remember to bring earplugs. You'll need to bring your own towel for showering. You can walk from Notre Dame to the Louvre, then through the Tuileries Garden, Place de la Concorde, Arc de Triomphe, and finally the Eiffel Tower – it's a perfect one-day walk."

"Please believe me this is definitely not the right choice, the service staff here is very nice but all the facilities in this hotel are too old, especially the elevator and stairs have very loud noise, the elevator is very difficult to use, the whole night I heard footsteps upstairs and downstairs and the children crying next door, I can't have a normal sleep and rest, it's really very inconvenient for some old people, I'm very Regret."

"we had a very pleasant stay at HotelF1 Paris Saint Ouen Marché Aux Puces with my friends. From the moment we arrived, everything was well organized and smooth. The hotel was very clean, and housekeeping maintained the rooms and common areas perfectly throughout our stay. The location is excellent, especially for travelers who want easy access to public transportation and nearby attractions, including the famous flea market. The staff were friendly, helpful, and always ready to assist with any questions we had, which made our stay even more comfortable. The amenities were simple but well maintained and completely adequate for a short or budget-friendly stay. We especially appreciated the quiet atmosphere, which allowed us to rest well after long days in the city. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money, and I would definitely recommend it to friends, solo travelers, or anyone visiting Paris on a budget."