Granted it's in Montmartre.but for youth it is a great locale.Īlso, depending on length of stay, have the boys bring a small passport style photo and they should purchase L'Carte Orange. It is a three block walk off of a major rail station and the Metro stop is right in front of the Hostel. It gets low ratings, but it is what it is.
YOUTH HOSTELS PAROS FREE
Truste me, your sons will not want that (though you might)įeel free to shoot me emails if you would like at PARIS often has curfews and they are way early.like 11.
They want 24 hour reception (or at least an entry key so they can get in) and NO CURFEW. Your sons should hit the message boards and see whats best. In Paris, my list of hostels (no particular order) would go like this: On the other hand, some of the hostels are 1 star hotels (the Alexander.in a prime up and coming locale on the locks of canal St. They are not the best hostels (ammenities kind of stink) and are often far from the center. More specifically, hostelling in Paris is much like Hostelling in NYC or any major US city. The most you get charged before the day you arrive is 5 bucks to cancel. All Hostels in the French league of Youth Hostels are ASSOCIATIVE and fair with a charter to which all young and less young participants, users, employees and volunteers are committed. LFAJ is an Association governed by law 1901 not for profit on Social and Fair Tourism. My trip plans changed and I either A) called the hostel to cancel with my confirmation or B) emailed the hostel (keeping track of the emails). All Youth Hostels belonging to the network provide high-quality hosting. I put a "downpayment" on 10 different hostels. They give you maps, city guides, great service etc. It also is the most comprehensive guide to hostelling, no questions asked. DONT GET SUCKED INTO PAYING THE 15 bucks unless they need it.ģ) allows you to read independant feedback. You meet a ton of people.Ģ) Hostelling does not require a membership unless the hostel says so on its site. I have been staying in hostels since i was 18 and I stayed in them throughout Europe last year when I was 31. (I dont like it as much but I got a hostel through the site when the best site happened to say the hostel i wanted was booked)ġ) Hostels are the best for people who want an experience and are young. If your children are under the age of 30 there are only two sites (other than the message boards at letsgo and lonely planet.just to get info) for them to be looking at.
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