How can I stay in the center of Paris cheaper than AirBnB? [closed]
I am considering staying in Paris for a relatively long period (10 to 12 weeks) next year.
Since hotels are expensive, I usually use AirBnB, but even AirBnB costs about €45 per night, which is still quite expensive.
I believe there should be some cheaper alternatives, like renting a room, since AirBnB is targeted for travellers staying for a few days to a few weeks, so if you keep staying for a few months, it would not be comparatively cheap enough any more.
So, is it possible to rent a room in Paris as a traveler (i.e. no valid visa), for only 10 to 12 weeks? Otherwise, what kind of options are available to stay in the center of Paris, possibly for less than or equal to €35?
By "the center of Paris", I consider 1st, 2nd, 7th, and 8th arrondissements. And I only consider any accommodations I have my own room in.
Best Answer
Dorm beds go for about 15 euros per night.
Homestays, and airbnbs, start at around 1000 per month, though some are available for a bit less (750+).
So, unless you want to sleep under a bridge, it's fair to say that, yes, you can get accommodation for less than 45 euros per night. But under about 30 euros per night, it becomes rather difficult, unless you are willing to compromise.
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