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A new youth hostel opened recently near the Gare du Nord (the Thalys station) at the heart of a Parisian eco-district. This inexpensive hotel is nicely decorated and has a restaurant with a view on a garden. It provides exceptional value for money.
There's good news for those who still have bad memories of youth hostels (shared toilets on the landing, showers covered in hair, bunk beds and crowding): Pajol is only a youth hostel in name. It looks like a hotel both inside and out. Located in the 18th arrondissement, it has 103 rooms (1 to 4 beds), a bar with music, lounges, show and meeting rooms, a restaurant with a view on a garden, a kitchen and a laundromat.
The designer of this first eco-sustainable youth hostel is a specialist in environmentally-friendly architecture. Françoise-Hélène Jourda completely renovated the 1926 SNCF hall. This THPE building (very high energy performance) has 3,400 m² of photovoltaic panels, 150 m² of thermal solar panels, a heat pump, a waste water heat recovery system and mechanical ventilation. It doesn't need to be heated when in use. Rain is collected to water the covered garden and 9,000 m² of green space.
Starting at €29.50 per night, breakfast included + membership required
Mother, bohemian and Parisian, I love Paris' cosmopolitan side and warmth. Exhibitions, walks, outings with the children...I'll take you on a discovery of the most welcoming places in Paris. My little extra: with my love of food as my compass, I always set course for the best lemon tarts in the city.