About Gare du Nord
🗼 Hostels in Paris for Solo Travellers: Croissants, Canals & Culture
Paris in 2025? Always a good idea. Whether you’re chasing rooftop views, riverside cafés or vintage shopping in Le Marais, this city oozes charm and spontaneity. From hostel courtyard wine nights to exploring Montmartre at golden hour, you’ll make memories — and maybe a few new mates — in no time.
🏠 Where to Stay in Paris
Paris hostels offer much more than a place to crash. Whether you're dreaming of riverside stays near Canal Saint-Martin or quiet dorms in the Latin Quarter, Hostelworld.com has over 8 Hostels in the city — all rated by real travellers with more than 166913 reviews. Amongst our several options of hostels in Paris you can find:
- Shared dorms and private ensuite rooms
- Free croissants, walking tours, and happy hours
- Courtyards, rooftop views, and buzzing bars
- Cooking classes, games nights, and chill zones
💡 Pro tip: Staying near Gare du Nord is super handy if you're coming by Eurostar.
🏆 Top Hostels to Stay in Paris in 2025
Travellers on Hostelworld.com love these two standout picks:
- St Christopher's Inn Paris - Gare du Nord – ★ 7.86/10 – St Christopher's Inn Paris - Gare du Nord
- Vintage Paris Gare du Nord by Hiphophostels – ★ 9.34/10 – Vintage Paris Gare du Nord by Hiphophostels
🗺️ Neighbourhoods to Explore
- Montmartre – Hilltop views, cobbled streets, and boho vibes
- Le Marais – Trendy boutiques, falafel joints, and LGBTQ+ nightlife
- Canal Saint-Martin – Chill, creative and perfect for picnics
- Latin Quarter – Books, bistros, and old-school Parisian charm
Planning your first trip? Don’t miss our guide on where to stay in Paris for the first time — full of local tips and must-know neighbourhood hacks.
🚇 Getting Around Paris
- From the airport: CDG shuttle, RER train or OrlyBus — easy and cheap
- Metro: A single ticket starts from €1.90 — fast, frequent, and covers most of the city
- Bike: Grab a Vélib’ and cycle along the Seine or into the parks
- Bus or Batobus: Regular buses or take in the sights from the river
- Walk: Paris is super walkable — perfect for flâneurs and wanderers
🎒 Local Life, Hostel Vibes
Paris isn’t just a postcard — it’s about tiny wine bars, hidden jazz basements, and lazy afternoons in the Luxembourg Gardens. Whether you're hitting up Sónar Off or solo cafe-hopping, hostels here give you that sweet mix of freedom and community.
🔥 Pro tip: Some hostels offer picnic kits. Grab one, head to the Seine and make your own apéro magic.
🌍 Want More Hostel Adventures?
- Explore more epic hostels in France → France Hostels