When Aloha Budget Hostel Paris was created in 1989, the owners of the hostel were backpackers themselves and they wanted to give this hostel a simple style in keeping with their worldview. People from all different walks of life come to visit us at the hostel because they understand that the unspoken rule of the hostel is to come are you are, no judgements here, whatever your age, your path or style. Ideal for Globetrotters, or for a joyride between friends, the climate at the Aloha is always cheerful. Warm and friendly are our keywords. What could be better than low prices to complete the picture? Let yourself be charmed by this youth hostel which is beautiful inside and out just 20 minutes from the Eiffel tower!

Come to a place where people feel good and don’t want to leave! Aloha offers economical and intimate accommodations with rooms which are intended for 4 people. Recently renovated you be charmed by their typically Parisian décor and their lovely stone walls. Our dormitories are the ideal pretext to get to know French, Chinese and even Vietnamese visitors. You can access the common bathrooms directly from your room. Take the spiral staircase down to the basement where a large fully equipped kitchen is awaiting you. Cheers to you with a cold bottle of beer 24/7 thanks to our beer vendor. Now isn’t that cool? Breakfast is free at the Aloha as is the connection to Wi-Fi. Our warm and friendly team are entirely at your service.

Situated in a residential arrondissement, Aloha Hostel is close to the major touristic sights such as the Eiffel Tower, L’Arc de Triomphe, the Rodin Museum, Invalids and the famous boulevard Montparnasse. Nearby metro Volontaire (line 12), you are in a 100% Parisian neighborhood: Live your experience to the fullest thanks to traditional shops, like the butcher, bread and cheese stores, the open air market between rue Lecourbe, rue Cambronne and the rue du Général Beuret. And why not take advantage of the proximity to the independent  movie house Chaplin Saint Lambert, which has kept all its charm of the halls of yesteryear to watch an artist’s or cult film. Not to forget rue de la Convention for all its animation!