Solo travellers can opt for rooms with a single bed; tiny at just 9m2, or upgrade to a suite at a spacious 20m2. The pine, large windows and light furnishings are reminiscent of an IKEA showroom.
Breakfast is included in the room rate, served in an atrium-like dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows and more pot plants than a florist shop. The plant-bedecked rooftop feels like a year-round garden party and is worth stopping by for a sundowner even if not staying.
This is a place designed to work hard and play hard. There are plenty of coworking facilities for digital nomads, but also table football, ping-pong, DJ sets and live music, making it the ideal spot to mingle with fellow travellers. Read more: The six Paris districts you should know, from classically French cobbled streets to edgy underground clubs. Choose from dorm rooms sleeping four to eight or doubles, in a hostel squarely between Belleville and Couronnes metro stations.
Read more: The best things to do in Paris β from cruising down the Seine to vintage shopping in Le Marais. The 44 rooms are beautifully designed, minimalistic to best utilise the space, and have extremely comfortable beds. Many come with small balconies. Read more: This chic Paris district is becoming the trendiest spot for a city break in Europe. The walled courtyard, bedecked with plants, makes for the most peaceful and un-Parisian of breakfasts before tackling the city sights.
Read more: The most beautiful places to visit in Paris. The pretty little patio has hammocks, cocoon chairs and plenty of sofas to hang out after a busy day of sightseeing. In the heart of the 9th arrondissement, there are plenty of great restaurants and bars within easy walking distance.
