Anyone have experience with Perfect hostel in Paris?
It says it is located in the Montmartre district, I checked the map and it doesn't look like it is too far, esp with the metros to the main part of town, does that seem right?
Posted by
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
8293 posts
I stayed in an apartment a few years ago on rue Condorcet, which intersects Rodier. It's a good part of town (take care in Metro Anvers) with lots of artsy types, good little restaurants and a nice little park at Square Trudaine. Apparently many Paris media people live in the area, but since I don't know any Paris media people I can't confirm.
Posted by
Bend, OR
576 posts
Another way to go in a big city like Paris is bidding on Priceline. According to Biddingfortravel.com, people are getting high season, luxurious rooms in well located 4 star Paris hotels for less than/close to the same as the 70 EUR a private room in the Perfect (??? looks far from perfect, but I haven't stayed there)Hostel. I haven't used Priceline for Paris, but it worked great for Amsterdam, Cologne, Brussels and Berlin.
Posted by
Singapore
354 posts
hi again Chantielle. Didn't stay there, but I think it's kinda near the red light district. However, most of the Tripadvisor reviews say it's ok. It's certainly near the Eurostar station - Gare du Nord so it'll be convenient. In Paris I stayed at the Hotel Sevigne in the Marais district, just steps from the St Paul station and very near the main sights, 80+ euro a night for a double.