Terminus Nord
Bold, multicultural boutique. Urban bazaar energy meets street art gallery — Africa, Asia, and the 10th arrondissement all arguing in the best possible way.
Book a Medium or Large room with balcony for the best views of the Gare du Nord facade — surprisingly photogenic from your morning coffee
Why It Matters
25hours' first hotel in France, and it didn't compromise to fit Paris. The design leans into the 10th arrondissement's multicultural identity, with commissioned murals of real neighborhood figures, original Invader mosaics at every room entrance, and a restaurant concept (NENI) that's a destination in its own right. Steps from the Eurostar terminal — arguably the most convenient design hotel in Paris for London travelers.
25hours Hotel Terminus Nord is the brand's first French outpost, and it landed in arguably the most culturally loaded spot in Paris: directly across from Gare du Nord. The building dates to 1865, but inside it reads like a street-art gallery crossed with a bazaar — colorful murals by design firms Dreimeta and Visto Images, pixel mosaics by the mysterious artist Invader flanking every room door, and furnishings by Château Rouge that pull hard from African and Asian influences. It's loud, intentional, and nothing like the beige-and-marble hotels a few arrondissements south.
Where You'll Stay
11 room types available
Extra Large
30–33sqm with a king-size bed (180cm) and a Nespresso machine. This is the category where the hotel earns the word 'generous' by Paris standards. The design goes all-in here — think colorful patterned duvets, quirky decor, and plenty of breathing room.
King-size (180cm) · 31 sqmExtra Large with Balcony and Paris View
The top of the food chain: 30–33sqm, king-size bed, private balcony with city views, a standalone bathtub, and Nespresso. The bathtub is a genuine rarity in Paris at this price point. This is the room to book if you're celebrating something.
King-size · 31 sqmFamily & Friends
Limited availability triple and twin rooms for families or groups. Either an extra bed (additional charge) or two twin beds, some with a sofa bed included. Must book directly through the reservations team — not available online.
Large
Noticeably more space at 22–29sqm. A genuine double bed (up to 180cm), room to actually leave your suitcase open, and the same vivid design language throughout. Good for longer stays.
Double (160cm, 180cm, or 2x90cm) · 25 sqmLarge with Balcony and Paris View
The large footprint plus a king-size bed plus a private balcony with Gare du Nord views. Probably the best overall value if you want real space, real views, and the satisfaction of a private outdoor spot.
King-size · 25 sqmLarge with Paris View
More room and a city view. The sweet spot for guests who want genuine space plus something worth looking at from the window. Good for special occasions.
Double (160cm, 180cm, or 2x90cm) · 25 sqm
Medium
The bread-and-butter room for couples. A proper double bed (not a converted twin), 17–21sqm, and the full colorful treatment — floral wallpapers, brass lighting, wicker lampshades. Compact by some standards but well-thought-out.
Double (140cm or 160cm) · 19 sqmMedium with Balcony and Paris View
Where the hotel starts to get genuinely exciting. Same room size as the Medium, but with a private balcony overlooking Gare du Nord. Sitting out there with a coffee watching Paris wake up is the move.
Double (140cm or 160cm) · 19 sqmMedium with Paris View
Same size as the Medium but with views onto the Gare du Nord or the surrounding Parisian streets. Good for couples who want a bit more visual interest without paying balcony prices.
Double (140cm or 160cm) · 19 sqm
Small
The entry-level option. A cosy single bed is about right for solo travelers on a tight schedule or business trip — these rooms are practical, not palatial. Colorful decor and the same bold African/Asian aesthetic as the rest of the hotel. Just don't expect to stretch out.
Single (100cm or 120cm) · 14 sqmSmall with Paris View
Same footprint as the Small, but you get a view of Parisian rooftops or building facades instead of a wall. A meaningful upgrade for solo travelers who want something to look at.
Single (100cm or 120cm) · 14 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
An in-hotel shop stocked with books, magazines, and souvenirs. Soeder cosmetics, eco-friendly accessories, and locally curated trinkets. Open at all times for browsing.
A communal co-working table on the 1st floor, open to hotel guests and non-guests alike. Free for guests. Non-guests pay €18 for a half-day or €24 for a full day, which includes a hot or cold drink. Bookings via the NENI restaurant.
A rotating calendar of in-hotel events including concerts, readings, yoga classes, pottery workshops, and pizza-making evenings. The kind of programming that makes a lobby feel alive rather than just transactional. Check the events page for current schedule.
Versatile event spaces ranging from an intimate speakeasy to rooms holding up to 50 people for receptions. Two exclusive private dining areas available for meetings or private dinners. Bookable via the hotel directly.
Four named Schindelhauer bikes available to rent: Siegfried, Ludwig, Viktor, and Lotte. Each comes with a curated map of recommended city routes. A genuinely useful way to reach Canal Saint-Martin, Montmartre, or further afield without dealing with Paris traffic.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Accessible entrance, accessible toilets, and staff trained for accessibility needs. Verified by Paris Je T'aime official tourism body.
Free WiFi throughout the property — in rooms, public areas, and the co-working space. No password required in public areas (per guests' tips).
Every room category includes a complimentary stocked minibar on arrival (2 beers, 2 waters, and snacks per guest reports). A genuine freebie, not a 'free water bottle'.
Bluetooth speaker included in all room categories.
Each room includes a FREITAG or canvasco bag — a distinctive 25hours touch that guests often keep.
No on-site private car park, but a partnership with EFFIA Gare du Nord (3 Rue de Compiègne). Show your parking ticket to reception before paying for a discounted rate: €28/day Mon–Fri, €25/day Fri–Sun.
Dogs and cats allowed in guestrooms. Size limitations may apply.
Available at additional cost.
Round-the-clock front desk with staff reported to speak French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, and Arabic.
24-hour room service available.
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