Hospitality Exchange for Women in France
Aurore
Escalquens
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Im a "yes woman", Im in for every activities I love life even she s a bitch sometimes, but who doesnt like a bitch 🤷♀️ Im a funny girl, Im a leftist and a nerd for a looot of things and my hobbies change all the time so I cant wait to hear about your hobby and steal it from you (dont worry I ll quote you)
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Arielle
Paris
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Im Arielle but my nickname is Ari! I’m a French student in sociology who loves meeting new people and learning about others:) ive been living in Paris for four years now, and I’m passionate about makeup, love to party when im not busy studying, and am also really into politics and feminism Glad to contribute to making solo travelling a safe activity for women, as it is something I love doing too Feel free to dm me💓
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Aurélie
Montils
Can host for:
7 days
About me
I can host several women at the same time. I live in the countryside. If you need a place to stay, to unwind... You're welcome!
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Barbara
Montpellier
Can host for:
3 days
About me
🎓 — Master’s in IT Management and Software Architecture 📍— From Chile, living in France for the last 7 years (OMG, time flies!) My first adventure was a Working Holiday in New Zealand 🇳🇿 at 18 — and I never really came back (only to visit!). Every trip has been special, but traveling solo through Thailand 🇹🇭 and India 🇮🇳 was truly unforgettable. I love meeting new people and discovering local life wherever I go. I believe real wealth comes from learning from others — their stories, their cultures, their ways of seeing the world.
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Saadia
Montpellier
Can host for:
3 days
About me
PS. I am really sorry I haven't been answering for some time now, I am going through something right now, I won't be able to host for few months, hopefully things get better and I can welcome few of you, lots of love. Hellooo!! I am Saadia, an Art student. Coffee shops discoverer, i love traveling solo, love books, walks, getting to know about other cultures and languages.
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Mathilde
Bordeaux
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Salut, Coucou, Hello, as you wish, I love them all ☺️ I'm Mathilde, Mathou for my close ones. I live in Bordeaux, where I work as a psychologist with people who live with disabilities. I love cinema (without "male gaze"), walking, taking photos, watching videos from politic specialists, activists, talking about my job, learning, watching asmr videos, speaking english, music, writing, singing, hearing people talking about their passions, swimming, playing tennis, make people laugh, postcards, magnets and coasters.... And roller coasters. I've got anxiety but I work on it, the few first minutes being inside a group of unknown people are difficult for me but I love it ! I'm vegetarian, which means I only eat grass. I don't have à perfect english but I would love to improve it with you, in Bordeaux (my beloved city) or anywhere else ! I can't wait to travel and meet people from other horizons ☺️ 👋
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Sofia
France
Grenoble, Solo travel
Grenoble was very nice. I got the chance to be hosted by a local for the weekend and she showed me around her favourite places. I loved the adventure of discovering a new city and especially through the eyes of someone who lives there and loves her city.
Posted: October 23, 2025Experienced: October, 2025
Annie
Sweden
Charleville-Mezieres, Couple travel
I KEEP dreaming myself back to Charleville Mezieres and I would love to return to this city in the summer. The nature surrounding it is beautiful, and is a very good alternative to Reimes or Paris. (And closer if you’re travelling from the east!) It is truly a hidden pearl. The architecture was STUNNING and you truly felt like you had gotten thrown into a cinematic coming-of-age-movie. We didn’t do much more than walking around and taking in the city. The city felt slow, but we also visited in the month of February and it was OH so cold. Charleville-Mezieres is actually France’s coldest city! So, for the hot summer months, I can only imagine how amazing it must be in this city by the river Meuse. We did not eat out, but we took a drink (outside!) in what then felt like a warming spring sun, alongside the locals who had been waiting for the sun’s first warming rays all winter. Now looking back, it can’t have been more than 5° outside in the sun.
Posted: October 12, 2025Hospitality Exchange in France
