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Planning your stay in Paris

Prepare for your training with the ARYM Institute in Paris with these essential travel and stay details.

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Accommodation in Paris

The AEPP Centre is conveniently located between Bastille and Nation. Many hotels, hostels, and Airbnb rentals are available in the area:

AEPP from €35 per night
Hostels starting from €45 per night
Airbnb starting from €50 per night
Useful platforms:  Trip Advisor | Booking.com | Couchsurfing

AEPP Centre Accommodation Ideal for budget-friendly shared stays (Advised)

  • Shared room (3-4 people in a duplex room): €35/night (per person)
  • Double room: €50/night (per person)
  • Single room: €90/night (1 or 2 people)
    *Simple continental breakfast included. Guests may use the kitchen to cook.

To book a room, please contact directly the AEPP, specifying your participation in the ARYM training course with Ananta:

Budget accommodations around the AEPP center

  • Qing – like hostel Airbnb (3-min walk – 45 Euros)
    16 rue Paul Bert, 75011 paris
    +33(0)783024399
  • International Youth Hostel (5-min walk / Price oscillating around 40 Euros with Breakfast)
    10 Rue Trousseau, 75011 Paris (Bastille)
    +33 (0)1.47.00.62.00
    [email protected]
    Website
  • Jo&Joe (10-min walk)
    59-61 Rue de Buzenval, 75020 Paris (Nation)
    +33 (0)1.87.53.51.40
    [email protected]
    Website

Meals and tea breaks

We generally take a lunch break from 1 pm to 2 pm.
Bring your lunch or eat at a nearby restaurant. AEPP residents may cook light meals; others can reheat food.
We offer tea, herbal infusions, coffee, and biscuits at breaks. Feel free to contribute homemade snacks!
Picnic possible in the very pleasant park of Le jardin de la Folie-Titon at 100 meters.

Arriving in Paris

  • By plane

There are three main airports to choose from when arriving in Paris by plane:

  1. Charles de Gaulle Airport (code: CDG): It is the main international airport and is approximately a 1-hour trip by RER B + metro
  2. Paris-Orly airport (code: ORY): It is approximately a 1-hour trip by RER B + metro
  3. Aéroport Paris Beauvais Tillé (code: BVA): It is approximately a 2-hour trip by Bus + Metro
  • By bus
    For those arriving by bus, there are many companies that operate routes to Paris from various European countries.
  • By train
    If arriving by train, Paris is reachable by TGV from most European countries:
    More information on the French train company website
    Check and save on ticket with TheTrainLine booker
  • By car
    If you are arriving by car, please note that parking in Paris can be expensive for non-residents, up to €60 per day parking on the streets around the center. However, there is an option for free parking near the Château de Vincennes metro station. After parking your car, you can take the metro Line 1 to reach AEPP (Stop: Reuilly Diderot) in just a few minutes.

Access by Metro and Bus

AEPP is served by several metro and bus lines that connect the faculties within a few minutes.
Metro and RER: Line 8 (Faidherbe-Chaligny station), Line 9 (rue des Boulets station), and within 5 minutes RER and Lines 1, 2, 6 (Nation station).
Bus: Lines 46 and 86

Practical information about ARYM training courses in Paris

Venue address

AEPP, 4 rue Titon, 75011 Paris, France Google Map

Timing of training classes

Usually, we start on Friday at 10:00 and finish in the evenings at 17:15, except for the last Saturday at 16:00.  Sunday is a rest day, and we begin again on Monday at 10:30.
Depending dates, some training course courses could also start on Saturday and finish on Sunday, In this case the resting day on Wednesday. Check your course page to see what your schedule is.

Material

During the training in Paris, ARYM provides most of the necessary materials, including mattresses, bedsheets, lungis (Indian cotton sarongs), towels, blankets, booklet, oil, essential oils, face cream, and calamus powder. However, you should bring your own materials such as oils, cream, and towels if you have allergies or specific preferences.

Please bring with you:

  • Comfortable clothing for giving and receiving an oil massage, such as cotton trousers, t-shirts, shorts, and hair elastics.
  • You should wear underwear to receive the treatment, with stretchable underwear recommended for men.
  • Flip-flops are also highly recommended for accessing the tea and toilet areas. Collective sandals are available.
  • If you wear glasses, please bring a protective case for them.
  • Bring your own cup for coffee/tea if possible, otherwise no problem, we are using disposable paper cups.
  • Meals can be brought from home or purchased from a nearby supermarket or restaurant, see Breaks and lunch

Practical advice at arrival

  • Rest well before training.
  • If necessary use earplugs and eye shades to adjust to the new environment.
  • Bring your own pillow for better sleep.
  • Watch your belongings in public transport,

Hygiene Guidelines

  • Shower before/after training.
  • Wash hands before entering the training room, and before/after each massage.
  • Nails must be short and smooth.
  • Shoes and sandals are not allowed in the training room; however, wearing socks is recommended.

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