Single, double and twin private options

St Christopher’s lists single, double and twin en-suite private rooms, plus a private four-bed en-suite category. For one traveler seeking their own sleeping space, start with the single; for two, choose the double or twin arrangement you want.

For four, select the category that explicitly includes its own bathroom. Do not extend that description to another private dorm without reading its room details.

Station position and room-access timing

The operator places the hostel opposite Gare du Nord. Published check-in starts at 15:00, and check-out is by 11:00. Reception is described as open 24 hours. The station-side position is useful if your journey uses Gare du Nord; allow for the final walk from your platform.

Treat reception availability and room readiness as separate points. If you need to arrive overnight, confirm the procedure attached to your reservation. A 24-hour reception listing does not by itself settle a booking deadline, early check-in request or the handling of a delayed arrival.

Luggage storage before and after the room

Luggage storage is available before check-in or after check-out. Ask about the charge, access times and size limits if your arrival day depends on leaving bags.

Keep anything you need during the day with you, and agree on collection time before heading out. Budget storage separately from the bedroom.

A late bar and limited food equipment

Belushi’s bar is on site and runs late with events. A common-room microwave and a kettle in the common area are also listed. That gives a more specific picture than simply calling the property social, but it does not establish a full guest kitchen.

For a traveler planning to use the bar, its presence may be a reason to inspect this property further. If sleep is the priority, ask about the exact room and any placement request. Ask about room placement if sleep is your priority.

Our shortlist judgment

Consider this property when the named private en-suite category and your station arrival line up with your priorities. Compare a room you would actually accept, including the evening setting, rather than ranking the hostel solely by its transport anchor. If you need specific step-free facilities, bathroom adaptations or cooking equipment, obtain direct confirmation before payment.

Booking and details

Check current availability and terms with the provider.

A station-first booking check

If the transport location is the reason you are considering this hostel, work outward from your actual train and room requirements. Save the exact property address from the confirmation and check the journey you will take. Do not let a station name replace the rest of the room comparison.

  • Select the named en-suite room category you want.
  • Confirm arrangements for an arrival outside your expected time.
  • Ask about storage charges if you need to leave bags.
  • Resolve any essential room-placement or access need directly.
  • Compare the final total and cancellation terms for the same dates.

Return to the private-room shortlist and property comparisons if one of those conditions changes the choice. Use private room or dorm for an occupancy-consistent comparison, then the arrival checklist to make the station-side plan usable.

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