Best Party Hostels
in Paris

St Christopher's Inn Paris - Gare Du Nord

Great party hostel from the world known party hostels group St Christopher's Inns. Featuring the famous on-site international bar Belushi’s, serving great range of delicious foods, live music, cheap drinks and tons of international and local events. There you can meet locals and travellers 7 days a week, and regular events like themed parties, pub crawls, etc are organised daily.

St Christopher's Inn Paris - Canal

Sister hostel of St Christopher's Inn Gare du Nord, it offers a bit wilder atmosphere, featuring a basement nightclub holding a variety of international and expat events every weekend. With another Belushi's bar downstairs offering great discounts on drinks and good-value yummy food. Great atmosphere downstairs and always busy with people around that want to have some fun. Offering as well a great waterfront terrace on the canal, it's the perfect place to meet other people and have great fun in Paris.

Generator Paris

At €21 a night and rated 7.5, Generator Paris has a rooftop bar, a combination that narrows the field in Paris. Oops Hostel Bar on Rue Mouffetard, 5th arrondissement. This hostel bar is where the Latin Quarter’s nightlife starts. Le Comptoir Général on 84 Quai de Jemmapes, 10th arrondissement is the fallback option if the first place is packed.

The 3 Ducks Eiffel Tower by Hiphophostels

Paris doesn’t sleep: it just moves the party to a different arrondissement. The 3 Ducks Eiffel Tower by Hiphophostels is in Latin Quarter, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Oops Hostel Bar on Rue Mouffetard, 5th arrondissement. This hostel bar is where the Latin Quarter’s nightlife starts. Le Comptoir Général on 84 Quai de Jemmapes, 10th arrondissement is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €37 a night and rated 8.4. Rated 8.4, which is adequate. Not the city's best, but not the worst either.

Le Village Boutique Hostel

Paris doesn’t sleep: it just moves the party to a different arrondissement. Le Village Boutique Hostel is in Latin Quarter, which puts it at the start of that circuit. Oops Hostel Bar on Rue Mouffetard, 5th arrondissement. This hostel bar is where the Latin Quarter’s nightlife starts. Le Comptoir Général on 84 Quai de Jemmapes, 10th arrondissement is the fallback option if the first place is packed. At €29 a night and rated 8.3. Rated 8.3, which is adequate. Not the city's best, but not the worst either.

Latin Quarter

The heart of student nightlife, centred around Rue Mouffetard and Place de la Contrescarpe. Bars here are cheap, rowdy, and open late. The streets fill up with backpackers by 10 PM, and the party spills into the early hours. It’s also home to the Sorbonne, so expect a mix of academics and travellers.

Oberkampf

A strip of bars and clubs along Rue Oberkampf and Rue Saint-Maur. Starts with happy-hour spots like Le Lèche-Vin, then moves onto late-night clubs like Nouveau Casino. The crowd is young, local, and dressed to impress. Less touristy than the Latin Quarter, but just as lively.

Canal Saint-Martin

A scenic stretch of water lined with bars and cafés. By day, it’s all picnics and people-watching. By night, the banks fill up with groups drinking wine and beer. Bars like Chez Prune and Le Comptoir Général stay busy until 2 AM, and the vibe is more relaxed than the Latin Quarter.

This hostel bar is where the Latin Quarter’s nightlife starts. Open to non-guests after 8 PM, it packs out with backpackers and locals by 11 PM. Expect €5 cocktails, cheap beer, and a playlist that jumps from French hip-hop to 90s pop. The crowd is young, international, and always up for a dance on the tables by midnight.

A ramshackle bar hidden behind an unmarked door in Canal Saint-Martin. Inside, it’s a jungle-themed den with reggae on the speakers and rum cocktails for €9. Gets busy after 11 PM, especially on weekends when the dance floor fills up. No cover charge, but bring cash: cards aren’t always accepted.

Paris’s answer to Berlin’s techno scene. Underground, sweaty, and open until 7 AM on weekends. Entry is €15–20, but it’s worth it for the sound system and the crowd that takes the music seriously. Doors open at midnight, and it’s packed by 2 AM. Dress in black: this isn’t a place for high heels or flashy shirts.

A rooftop bar with views over Paris’s skyline. Cocktails are €12, but the sunset views make it worth the price. Gets busy after 7 PM, so arrive early for a seat. The crowd is a mix of locals and tourists, and the vibe is more chilled than chaotic: perfect for starting the night before heading to a club.

A craft beer bar in Oberkampf with 20 taps and a fridge full of bottles. Pints start at €6, and the staff know their hops. The crowd is a mix of beer geeks and backpackers, and the pavement outside is always packed with people spilling out from the tiny interior. Open until 2 AM on weekends.

A organised crawl that hits five bars and clubs in four hours. Starts at 9 PM near Bastille metro, includes a free shot at each stop, and ends at a club around 1 AM. Tickets are €15 if booked online, €20 at the door. The crowd is mostly backpackers and groups of friends looking to meet people.