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Providers
ATOME is an agency specialized in homestay accommodation for international students in Paris. It offers immersive stays to experience French culture on a daily basis, in a comfortable and friendly environment.
Stay & Study offers homestay accommodations in Paris for international students, providing an immersive and flexible environment with personalized support.
Since 1989, Bonséjour Paris has been offering homestay accommodations for international students, providing cultural and language immersion in the heart of Paris.
Institutional providers
The Crous (Regional Centers for University and School Services) offer public student housing at affordable prices throughout France, including in Paris. They also provide dining services, scholarships, and social assistance to support students in their daily lives.
The Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris welcomes students, researchers, and artists from around the world to a multicultural campus in the south of Paris. It offers housing, services, and a vibrant student life in a green and international setting.
The Lively Neighborhoods around the CCFS
Located at 7-11 avenue des Chasseurs in the 17th arrondissement, the CCFS now benefits from a privileged location, close to several dynamic and student-friendly neighborhoods, all accessible within 5 to 20 minutes.
As an international student, your stay in Paris will be much more enjoyable if you take the time to explore these lively neighborhoods. Beyond learning French, this location will allow you to easily discover Parisian culture and lifestyle through the many encounters that await you!
Les Ternes and Plaine Monceau (17th) The CCFS neighborhood offers an elegant and pleasant living environment, typical of Haussmannian Paris. Place des Ternes and Avenue de Wagram are home to numerous cafés, brasseries, bakeries, and shops where it is pleasant to stroll between classes. The covered market of Les Ternes is ideal for discovering French gastronomy, while the magnificent Parc Monceau, just a few minutes away on foot, is a true haven of peace where you can study or relax. The neighborhood is quiet, safe, and perfectly served by public transport.
Les Batignolles (17th) Just a few metro stops from the CCFS, the Batignolles neighborhood is one of the trendiest on the Right Bank. Highly appreciated by young Parisians and students, it charms visitors with its village-like atmosphere, trendy cafés, wine bars, bistronomic restaurants, and original boutiques. The organic Batignolles market, held on Saturdays, and the large Parc Martin Luther King make it a particularly friendly place to live. Rue des Dames and Rue des Batignolles are a must-visit for their lively terraces in the evening.
Montmartre and the Abbesses (18th) About fifteen minutes away on foot or a few metro stops from the CCFS, Montmartre is undoubtedly one of the most iconic neighborhoods in Paris. With its cobbled streets, picturesque staircases, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, and Place du Tertre, it is a true journey into the Paris of yesteryear. The Abbesses district, which is livelier, is full of cocktail bars, restaurants, designer boutiques, and cultural venues. It is ideal for going out in the evening with fellow students in an authentic and bohemian atmosphere.
SoPi (South of Pigalle, 9th) Right next to Montmartre, SoPi (South of Pigalle) is today one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the capital. Known for its many music stores, Pigalle is also distinguished by its renowned cocktail bars, festive venues, and famous clubs such as the Bus Palladium. Very conducive to student life, SoPi is a must if you want to enjoy a festive and creative Parisian atmosphere, just a few metro stops from your school.
Champs-Élysées and Étoile (8th/16th) Just a few minutes away, you can also reach the Arc de Triomphe and the famous Avenue des Champs-Élysées. This emblematic area of Paris offers cinemas, major brand stores, restaurants, and cultural events throughout the year. A must-see walk, especially in the evening when the avenue lights up.