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See why so many travellers make Caulaincourt Square Hostel their hotel of choice when visiting Paris. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Close to some of Paris' most popular landmarks, such as Palais Garnier - Opéra National de Paris (1.3 mi) and Champs-Elysees (1.9 mi), Caulaincourt Square Hostel is a great destination for tourists.
Caulaincourt Square Hostel features 24 hour security, express check-in and check-out, and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy free breakfast, which has made this a popular choice among travellers visiting Paris.
During your visit, be sure to check out one of Paris' popular ramen restaurants such as Sanukiya, Kodawari Ramen, and Kintaro Lamen, all a short distance from Caulaincourt Square Hostel.
Looking to explore? Then look no further than Montmartre (0.3 mi) and Basilique du Sacre-Coeur de Montmartre (0.4 mi), which are some popular Paris attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel.
At Caulaincourt Square Hostel, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Paris.
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Stayed here for seven nights. This is a very hip looking hostel with friendly staff and a decent free breakfast (tostada, croissant and bread, cereal). They do not accommodate dietary requirements, I.e. supplying dairy free milk. The hostel is the quietest I’ve ever stayed in, however the intimate three bed rooms make a great starting place for making friends. So it’s not too isolating. It’s also well serviced by the 12 metro line so it’s really easy to get to and from attractions quickly (thank you google maps for your route planner).
However, it’s very much a surface clean hostel. Once you look properly you start to see problems and can tell why it’s not won any awards since Covid. I’m Not convinced our floor was properly cleaned when I arrived or since though bins were emptied. There was a thick layer of dust and grime on the window sills and tiles in the bathrooms - nothing a wipe down or scrub would sort but this was never done. On the plus side - there didn’t seem to be any bed bugs as they have special mattresses for that.
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Date of stay: May 2024Trip type: Travelled solo
Room Tip:If you’re looking for a party hostel; this isn’t it. If you’re looking for a cheaper and grown up...
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This hostel is absolutely excellent value for money, in a great area of Paris, Montmartre. It is a short and beautiful walk from Sacre Coeur, a few minutes walk from the nearest metro and on a bus route too.
The staff were polite and helpful and housekeeping & breakfast staff very hard-working. Reception staff spoke good English. They coordinated to quickly return a lost GHIC card to me that had fallen out of my phone case before I even realised it was lost on the last morning, saving me some hassle.
There's a self-service continental breakfast and a small kitchen, a supermarket just across the street, a boulangerie right opposite an excellent restaurant nearby.
The corners of the showers needed attention but I was pleased to have one in my room.
I think all the rooms are a bit noisy (my aunt, daughters and I had rooms in totally different areas of the hostal) because the door is open until 2am and people were coming back that late at night and the doors close with a very loud click.
All of our rooms had very small showers and sinks in them, which I thought for this price was really good.
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Date of stay: April 2022
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Room Tip:The back rooms must be quieter that the front ones that face onto the steps. They also had a nice...
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After a disaster with Airbnb, I booked this hotel as a last resort and it didn't disappoint me. Location and Service: 5* service and top notch location.
The bed is very comfortable and the rooms are very clean.
I would certainly give 5* if breakfast and internet is better.
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Date of stay: December 2022Trip type: Travelled solo
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I had a bed in a three bed female dorm with bath and toilet. Small and simple, but clean and so pretty. The hole hostel is just pretty and cool boheme and just like the pictures on booking sites. Staff is very nice, down to earth, relaxed and make you feel at home. All speaks a little or very good English. Nice, safe nabourhood, also after dark as a solo female traveler. A mix between quite nabourhood, local shops like boulangeries, pharmacies ect and cafés, where you can sit and have the last glass of wine. Breakfast is simple, but the room it's served in is worth it and really, you just want coffee, juice and a piece of bread, before you go taste the rest of Paris.
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Date of stay: April 2024Trip type: Travelled solo
Room Tip:Perfect location to enjoy monmatre, get up early and go to Sacre Ceur, Maison Rouge ect and have...
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This hostel was amazing, friendly, helpful staff and so clean. The beds were comfortable and we had a great night's sleep. They also include breakfast in the price, but as we went to the late show at the moulin rouge, we didn't get up in time. We stayed here as I wanted a 4 bedroom room for 3 generations to stay together,, what a great choice. It is situated in a little courtyard with a lovely cafe next door and a Boulanger/patisserie to die for on the other corner. This hostel was a gem and I would totally recommend it
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Date of stay: March 2024
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Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip:The hostel will let you drop off your luggage if you arrive early and allow you to store it for...
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Close to metro and Sacre Coeur. Beautifully decorated, especially breakfast area. Small but usable kitchen area if on a budget. Bistro next door very good and reasonably priced. An affordable option especially for families.
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Date of stay: August 2023
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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Not a bad hostel, but the rooms weren't cleaned very well (floors etc) and the cleaners broke my wall charger on two occasions. The breakfast was quite barebones.
It is a good location with some nice views. Small room and bathroom.
Also wasn't very social as there wasn't a bar or something similar.
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Date of stay: July 2022
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The Caulaincourt is a pleasant, modest hotel situated away from the crowded, touristy areas of Montmartre. It is at the top of a flight of one of those long, picturesque, flights of stairs, but can be reached via a slightly gentler ascent if using rue Caulaincourt (rather than rue Lamarck). Luggage-laden visitors arriving at Lamarck-Caulaincourt station will want to use the elevator at the end of the platform. I stayed there for a week in the early Spring of 2001, in a single, sharing the bathroom facilities down the hall. My room itself was small, clean, simply-furnished, but quite adequate. Rooms on one side of the hotel have tall, wooden-shuttered windows overlooking the aforementioned stairs, giving a charming, quintessentially Parisian view. Rooms on the other side side of the building overlook a shady, verdant, ravine. I hope this may no longer be a problem, but at the time of my stay, the shower facilities were in a poor state of repair: they were clean, but crumbling -a hole in the shower stall had a temporary (seemingly non-waterproof) patch; and the floor of the stall didn't drain properly. However, other people who had rooms with ensuite bathrooms didn't report any problems. Fortunately, the toilets, though spartan, were in good repair. Don't be alarmed if, after checking in, you're directed downstairs to your room - given the topography of the area, your room won't be in a windowless basement. Breakfasts (extra charge) were good: buffet-style, with juice, tea, hot milk, coffee, cereals, (Melba-style) toast, cake, a bread-roll, and selection of jams or honey; served in a bright dining area by the check-in/lobby. Staff were friendly and helpful. Of the desk staff employed during my visit, at least one was very fluent in English, but others were certainly able to handle the basic check-in / check-out procedures en anglais. A number of other European languages were also spoken. The immediate area offers a selection of bakeries (there was an excellent one just by the hotel), small groceries, cafés, restaurants, and the like - a real neighbourhood. Of course, if you want the tourist-thronged haunts, they're but a stroll away. Film-buffs may perhaps wish to walk in the opposite direction - to the Montmartre Cemetery - and put a bouquet of flowers on François Truffaut's grave. I notice from the website ... that the Caulaincourt's now also offering hostel-style dormitory rooms. - Have any other readers used them? One minor caution: they're slow to respond to e-mail enquiries. To speed things up, I used a combination of phone and fax to contact them and confirm my reservation. -CCP, Toronto.
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Hotel Caulaincourt is a really great Paris budget hotel. The room I had -- I bugged them to give me one before the scheduled 1 pm check-in-- was a bit shabby furniture-wise, but very clean and even had a tv! My window looked out onto a ravine - fabulously calm at night! I used the shower in the hall which was very clean,as was the bathroom. Breakfast is ok, (buffet tea and coffee, a roll and cheap-tasting croissants) but served in the bar of the hotel, which is dark(and a bit depressing) in the morning.
All the hotel room/hallway/bathroom doors swing shut automatically -- and kind of loudly - so if you need quiet, ask to be put on a floor where there's likely to be less people.
I've seen a lot of reviews on here from North American visitors who complain about the French hotel they stayed in. I'm Canadian and have lived in France for 3 years, and I can tell you, it's the same everywhere!! Don't expect the same standards here for the same price. If you want the same spaciousness, style and service as in a 100 dollar a night amercian hotel, you need to spend 5 times that in Paris (and you STILL might not get friendly service!)
Hotel Caulaincourt is a great choice for the prices--and it's in a nice neighbourhood not too far from a subway stop. There's a grocery store just down the street and a cool café just beside it. Enjoy!
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Date of stay: May 2006
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Trip type: Travelled on business
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Both my wife and myself stayed here for a couple of nights when we came to watch the final stage of the Tour De France 2013. Perfectly located for easy access to all areas of Paris via the tube (inexpensive) and easy to navigate to from CDG Airport (40 mins).
Really helpful English speaking reception staff, who couldn't do enough to help us.Cant remember our room number but the room was spacious with a clean and fully working shower and basin (toilet was a shared one out in the corridor).
No A/C in the rooms but this wasn't a problem as the is a great old Parisian window to open and look out of over the roof tops of Paris (not suitable for young kids as there is no guard to stop them leaning out and its a long way down).Table, chair, TV and comfy bed all made for a pleasant stay. Breakfast was more than adequate with helpful waitress's, and a nice continental breakfast (great coffee). For a hostel I was very impressed, and would highly recommend it if your on a budget.
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Date of stay: July 2013
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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PRICE RANGE
$132 - $257 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
caulaincourt square hotel paris, caulaincourt square paris
LOCATION
FranceIle-de-FranceParisMontmartre / Grandes-Carrières / 18th Arrondissement - Butte-Montmartre
NUMBER OF ROOMS
52
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