Location… it ticked all the boxes…. Easy to get to Walkable to everywhere Feeling of safety Transport close by Very clean and fresh

Ok…. Even though you have the 2nd floor hub… there is no “communal lounge” type feeling of a hostel…. No exchange over cooking and eating, no chairs or sofas to seat on unless in the “business hub” And…. I know this is France but…… Where I come from we have healthy rules about smoking…. I slept two floors up from the “business hub” and its outdoor smokers area… yip… it’s obvious, out dorm stank of 2nd hand cigarette smoke….. very bad design.

Friendly staff, good facilities, great location, safe and clean.

There needs to be better house rules that perhaps get mentioned at checking in to be more respectful of the people you share a room with.Stayed in an all girl dorm room with 3 other girls traveling separately. Some woke up before 6 others at 6 am to pack and organize their bags, turned on the lights, had full on conversations and one girl proceeded to blow dry her hair next to my headspace at 6:30 am. When asking her to not do that next to me and to do that in the restrooms she didn't stop. Overall it took them all over an hour to pack and go. It was very rude and awful way to start the day.

Location Room size is okay, bathroom too Beds are comfortable enough that you can sit in it without hitting your head

In the bathroom: No shelf - they are keeping the body wash provided by them on the floor and no shelf to even keep a small soap; no hooks - where is a person supposed to hang the towels, clothes etc?; housekeeping of the bathroom is not done everyday, was not expecting that; hand wash - mid stay the hand wash in the bathroom was over and I informed the reception. Despite that it was not filled, I had to carry my personal soap each time to the bathroom even though there is a dispenser. Room: there are hooks for towels but the hooks aren't numbered bedwise. There were 3 towels hanging already when I moved in even though only 1 bed was occupied. Clearly left over from previous occupants. There is no storage for a suitcase.

The 4-bed-dorm was spacious and I liked that you had everything you needed at the bed (curtain, light, sockets, locker). Also the location and the bar on the 2nd floor were great.

There are no hangers for towels or clothes in the bathroom. So you need to put you stuff on the floor or the toilet, what I found really weird. No access to the rooftop and also other floors were not accessible. I didn‘t see any activities to connect with other travelers. For what the hostel has to offer, it‘s way too expensive.

Friendly vibe, efficient and safe location, 24-hour staff… Everything was decent. I know many reviews already highlight the good points, so instead, I’ll share a few tips I figured out during my stay. 1. If you’re coming back late after watching the Eiffel Tower light show or something similar and looking for a supermarket, a place called Célestines Market can be an option. It’s open until 2 AM and is popular for late-night River Seine picnics. 2. If you’re in the mood for a short, relaxing walk, I recommend Île Saint-Louis. You can start at one end of the island and walk to the other. The location of The People Paris Marais makes it a convenient starting point. 3. If you want to enjoy a nighttime city view but feel uneasy walking alone, take Bus 72 and sit on the right side. You’ll pass by several iconic spots in Paris, including the Eiffel Tower on the return route. 4. If you come down to the lobby and feel too lazy to go back up just to use the bathroom, you can find one easily on the 2nd floor before entering the restaurant. Overall, I think this place is worth staying at. Its location is perfect for those who love walking and want to explore key spots in Paris.

I kinda have hurt my back before visiting The People - Paris Marais, so it was a bit difficult to get up on the upper side bunk bed, while the edge of beds - like veneers - is a bit peeled off; it was not a big problem, but I think you have to watch out ur hands just in case!

I mainly chose this hostel for the location. It is near Pont Sully and from here it is easy to walk along the Seine to notable places such as Pont Neuf. The rooms, beds, and bathrooms are tidy. There are storage lockers in each room to store valuables throughout the day. There are curtains on each bunk, which provides privacy. Inside each bunk is a charging port, mirror and a considerable amount of storage space given the size of the bunk.

The showers only turn on for ten seconds, and the water pressure is weak particularly when using hot water. This was inconvenient rather than something which ruined my experience, however. There is also not air conditioning in the rooms, which made it quite hot in the summer evenings. It was manageable but it might be best to stay here in the cooler months.

Lots of storage available in the dorm room to lock up your items. I also loved having the privacy curtain in the bunks. Bunks were well set up with lights, shelves and power outlets. The place was clean and well kept. The location was safe and quiet, walkable to most attractions and there was a metro station very close by.

Luggage storage lockers before check in and after check out I felt were quite expensive, considering lots of places do that for guests as a complimentary service. The shower only coming on in 10 minute intervals was very annoying. I understand it was to reduce water waste, but every 10 seconds feels a bit excessive.

This hostel is adjacent to many major things you may want to see in Paris. It's not in the thick of things, so there is a little bit of peace while still being incredibly accessible. There is a kitchen with all the normal things you might find in one, including two small fridges to store your food in. It is kept well cleaned, like everything else here. This was truly an immaculate hostel. Someone comes by and cleans the rooms every day. So even if your roommates are messy, it's not too much of a problem. They provide a towel, a sheet, a pillow with pillowcase, and a comforter to every person. There is curtain for each bed cubby, with shelves, outlets, a mirror, and lighting. The box to store your luggage in is small, so you may need to just leave your suitcase out and locked up. Just lock your valuables in the box. Staff is at the front desk 24/7, and are helpful if you have any concerns. I never felt unsafe here, no matter the time of day or night. I'm so happy I chose to stay here.

There were very few negatives here. Someone staying in my room was charged for her towel for some reason, even though I got one for free. The shower only turns on for 1-3 seconds (yes, I timed it), so I had to lean against the button. Additionally, there is no where to put your things in the shower, so bring a hanging bag to hang on the door. The water from the shower gets all over the floor no matter what you do, and there is no floor towel or mat to keep it dry. Bring flip flops and your own towel, so you can use the provided towel on the floor.

I stayed in an 8 bed dorm room. It was very clean, beds had privacy curtains, individual lights, storage shelfs, charging points and each assigned a lockable storage locker. The washrooms were also very clean. Guests have complained about the showers that go off after every 30 seconds - while it may have been a little inconvenient, I felt it was a great reminder to not use as much water....one can easily press on the knob but your conscious won't allow you to keep pressing as many times, so I guess it works for water conservation 😆. There were chill out rooms on each floor and a kitchen which I didn't use. It is easily accessible via public transport, 2 minutes walk to/from Sully-Morland station on metro line 7 or 9 minutes walk to/from Bastille on metro line 5. The river Seine is on the opposite end of the building so one can take long walks along the river or Saint Martin canal nearby. From here you can also walk to Bastille, Notre Dame Cathedral, etc. PS: Sofitel Hotel next door, S/O Paris, has a rooftop bar with what I believe is the best view of Paris (the smoking room has an even better view....not to forget the view from the washroom side)

It is almost impossible to check in earlier than 3pm, so be prepared to pay for a locker to store your bags. It costs €2 per hour and €4 or €5 for 6 hours for the big locker, though I found out this was too big for my 50L backpack . I only occupied half the locker space - I should have gone for the small one which is slightly cheaper. I extended my stay for a night but found it strange that it cost €60 to book directly with them while it cost €48 to book online (of course I chose the latter).

The People exceeded my expectations! Love the neighbourhood! Close to everything (Cute cafes, tourist spots) The room is also big and has enough space to move and for your luggages. Bed has curtains for privacy and has sockets for your devices. The Coffee and food at the bar were pretty decent. I also love the ambiance it's really cute! I'll definitely book this place again when I go back to Paris. Staffs were friendly and easy to communicate. You do not have to worry if you don't speak french :) I highly recommend!!

The only downside is they don't have laundry in suite. It would also be lovely if the washroom is cleaned everyday. Other than that everything was perfect!