Filthy, bed bug ridden HOSTLE - not a hotel, with 1 bathroom for the floor with only 1 working toilet for the entire floor! Not in your room. Area is unsafe. Homeless tried to take our bags when Uber dropped us off. Drug dealers outside our window whistling at each other all night. I was, rightfully, afraid for our lives.

I would not stay here again, rooms not cleaned properly, all toilets full of tissue and human mess, dirty pair of underwear behind tv which didnt work. Extremely noisy and horrible smell of human urine from outside where there are dozens of homeless people

Can’t fault Hôtel it was clean and comfortable and No bed bugs at all as stated in other reviews but the area is awful, not a place you want to be at night and the day isn’t much better. We stayed one night and found somewhere closer to centre and nicer to stay. Would not ever book with Expedia again either as needed to contact them as we arrived after midnight and weren’t sure if Hôtel was open 24/7 as conflicting info on booking, tried to contact Expedia and Hôtel but Hôtel doesn’t answer phone or emails and Expedia there is no contact other than a bot that blocks you after just sending you the booking. Absolutely awful experience especially when you’re unsure your hotel is open and in such a rough area after midnight. Never again

I stayed in the 11th the night before but could not get another room so moved here; I am glad that I booked here because it gave me a completely different perspective on Paris. This is a hostel and you are, basically, booking into a mixed dorm-type situation; While my room was clean, tidy - albeit minimalist; using a co-ed shared toilet was an awful experience. It stank and was dreadful - this was even after it had been cleaned. There is a female toilet near the reception area and I would highly recommend that women use that toilet. Also, I don't think this would be a safe area for women to arrive by public transport at night. Staying here, you do get to see the real Paris. The car park is full of coaches with teenagers and school children. The venue does have vending machines and microwaves where you can buy and warm up food. There is a reason why this hotel is so cheap. Also, you could be staying on a floor with students. I had noise throughout the night; teenagers where smoking in the fire exit. You get what you pay for.

Surroundings were not great. You had to walk past homeless people living in old cars, who used the sidewalk as their trashcan, it seemed, where you had to walk on to get to the hotel. This is when you walked from the metro to the hotel. Although I did not have trouble walking there, I can understand people who would not feel safe there, especially when those homeless people were standing on the sidewalk, talking, not reacting much when you asked if you could pass on a sidewalk maybe 50cm wide. The first thing that greets you when you see the hotel is a burned out neon sign on the side of the hotel. Rooms are simple, but suffice when just go there to see Paris. Bed, table, tv, mirror, sink. No toilet or shower. There were communal toilettes and showers. This was with a "sidecar" room. Toilet flush was very weak and there was a sensor it seems, so that you could just flush two times when you went to the toilet. When checking in there was this 18-20 year old kid who didn't acknowledged me for 30 secs before disinterestedly took my info en checked us in. Overall decent enough, but definitely clear that it's a budget hotel.

the room we were given had urine in the bed, hair on the floor, dust on top of every surface, flies pressed into the walls, and NO private bathroom (despite it being advertised that there was) . there were no english speaking staff at the hotel despite it being advertised that there was, and the woman we Did speak with was rude and refused to give us any compensation for the horrible experience. be safe and do not go to beauvais for any reason. there is nothing there. my partner and i only went because on ryanair it was advertised as “paris - beauvais” but beauvais is NOT paris. it is nowhere near paris. we did not stay more than 12 hours in this hotel or town, we had to immediately leave and rebook a new hotel that was actually In paris,

Personal was so rude

He doesn’t have a toilet at the room

No hair dryer

It's very good for the price, but there are a lot of homeless surrounding this place.

First day my room got released and I lost access. Good thing I photographed my receipt, because the new person at the reception desk didn’t believe me, until I showed proof. But after that everything went fine.

Great hotel very beautiful

The hotel is a very budget feeling hotel. Most rooms do not have their own bathroom, it’s like camping or old uni accommodation. Twin rooms are in fact double beds with the hardest mattresses but softest pillows ever 😩 The booking said breakfast was included. The hotel refused to honour this as they said for the price we booked at, we should have realised it wouldn’t be free, despite it clearly saying on the booking. Not impressed.

Unfortunately on Wed 8th May at about 7pm I was victim of a pickpocket at the nearby metro station. I made my way swiftly back to the hotel. I asked the blonde female receptionist if she spoke English, she confirmed she did. I explained what had happened. She was totally disinterested and refered me to the hotel security. They spoke little English so I resolved the matter in its entirety by myself. I returned to advise her how unhelpful she had been and confirmed I would never again return.

Nice stay

The F1 is an excellent value hotel conveniently located just outside the périphérique intérieur of Paris… close enough to the centre that all but the laziest guests can walk to the Sacré Coeur. Sure the rooms are small by American standards… but not for a Paris or London hotel. And yes… for many rooms the showers and toilets are a short walk away. But they are plentiful and when I stayed (twice in two weeks) were clean. And that’s the price you pay for a hotel that offers this value and convenience. Some of the other reviews make me laugh. People who have chosen a budget hotel are reviewing it as if they paid three times the price. The service I received was friendly and efficient, but again this is Paris… adjust your expectations. As for comments that the area is dangerous, or that some of the characters are shady… these comments tell me some tourists are not travellers. Or that some guests feel more comfortable around white people. The hotel is in a bustling inner city suburb… people here work jobs that start early, and finish late, many of those workers are not white. But they are just city folks getting on with their lives. Nearby there are homeless people… but they are just people that society has failed… not muggers and rapists. When I walked back to the hotel late at night after a concert, there were old women alone, and groups of young girls walking near the hotel without a care. It’s a safe area.

There’s nothing positive to say.

It felt like a glorified youth hostel with barely enough space to walk between the bunk beds and room. The shared toilets weren't cleaned regularly and hence remained blocked. The parking whilst safe cost a fortune of 69 euros for 3 days

Love this ❤️❤️

Overall, was good. Heater kept going on and off so room was never fully warm and room is nosey if you are facing onto main road. Staff was quite rude when checking in but apart from that was fine

HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED The room was too small, with only a sink in it. There were no toiletries, no soap, nothing. The shared bathrooms were not cleaned regularly and were often clogged with used tissues. The page mentions free breakfast but it doesn't mention that it is for ONLY 1 PERSON. The second person has to pay 7.5 euros for their breakfast. Speaking of breakfast, it was extremely limited in options and the cheapest quality food was served there. The neighbourhood, Saint Ouen, was filthy and dangerous.

Nice small basic room

The hot water level was very low, making it impossible for me to take a shower. My stay was made short

Our room was so great. The bed was so comfortable. And the receptionist is so nice :) . There was a problem in our shower and we reported immediately in the reception but after 2-3 mins the technician came and just a few minutes we’ve got our shower done. I will recommend this Hotel. I will come back again.

Overall this was cheap and pleasantly pleasing from the reviews I had read. Best to to describe it is it reminded me of student halls. That being said you are not staying in a luxury hotel was cleaned regularly. I would definitely stay again as the experience was not bad

The rooms had bed bugs, the check in was ludicrously long and they sent us to a cash point because their card machine wasnt working to pay tax despite the fact we'd just been travelling all day and didnt know where we were, they tried on multiple nights to tell us our booking was over, and we had to argue with the front desk staff and show them our receipts, they walked in on us whilst we were changing to do this one night and didnt apologize for walking in or for getting it wrong, and they changed the code to our door nightly, and ignored do not disturb signs. Cheapest place we could find, so not worth it.

Misleading

the room are auper small, i felt like i am in a prision

It was OK for the price, but the AC was very loud and there was only one toilet available for about 30 people. Shower architecture is such that everything will get wet when showering. The personnel is very friendly with good service, and everything was very clean.

Overall was good. Only the AC was not cold enough to sleep comfortable and there is no AC thermostat control in the room, so guest cannot adjust temperature.

rooms are very , very small . Some rooms have bathroom ; some not . Continental breakfast included . Close to Metro station line 13 . In general reasonable value .

Avoid this hotel at all costs, the "cheap" room prices are not worth it. The rooms are so small that you can barely walk and the bathrooms are even smaller!