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Private-room categories, bathrooms and arrival facilities
PropertyPrivate-room starting pointBathroom cautionArrival / food check
The People MaraisDouble/twin; Family Comfort for fourPrivate dorms use shared bathrooms15:00 check-in; no air-conditioning
JO&JOE NationEn-suite private; Double XL for threeAtypical double/triple/six-person: shared bathroom15:00 check-in; fridge and microwave
St Christopher’s Gare du NordSingle, double or twin en suiteDo not infer every dorm is en suite24-hour reception; microwave and kettle
FIAPTwin with two single beds; private facilitiesExact category and party rules still matterConfirm room-access time; no outside food; individual stays max six nights

Our starting choices

For an explicitly described double/twin en suite, start with The People or St Christopher’s. At JO&JOE, choose the en-suite category rather than an atypical room by label alone. FIAP’s twin with private facilities is worth considering if the individual-stay rules fit. This is editorial fit based on the categories, not a score.

Arrival can change the shortlist

The People and St Christopher’s describe check-in from 15:00 and check-out at 11:00. JO&JOE gives 15:00 and 10:00. FIAP states 24-hour reception, but you should confirm room-access time directly. Reception availability does not make an early room guaranteed.

Food plans need a separate test

JO&JOE lists a fridge, work surface and microwave in the Happy House. St Christopher’s lists a microwave and kettle. Neither description establishes a full guest kitchen. FIAP prohibits outside food and alcohol; do not select it on a self-catering assumption.

Move from shortlist to booking

Open the exact category for your dates and party. Check the final total and cancellation deadline, then resolve any essential access or room requirement before paying.

Read the room notes

Use the full-stay budget worksheet when you have equivalent quotes. For arrival, separate check-in and baggage storage from the rail journey.

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