Hotel Review: Hotel Sacha Paris

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Today is a very exciting post for me because I'm sharing my first official hotel review on the blog from my latest trip to Paris. I plan to have a lot more travel-related content in upcoming posts so I hope you enjoy this new chapter on 'And She Dressed'.

Paris was the second-to-last destination we visited on our Eurotrip. We stayed at Hotel Sacha by HappyCulture in the 9th arrondissement. The hubby and I enjoyed the area near our hotel as it was walking distance to Montmartre and Sacre-Coeur. To travel to areas further away, the hotel  is conveniently located 5 minutes from the nearest metro station. 

The room was quaint but just large enough to fit all our belongings. We regrettably had five separate luggages with us (can you expect anything less from a blogger being away from home for a month??=P) Needless to say, the hubby wasn't all that thrilled lugging our belongings to the five different places we stayed at during our trip. Thankfully, the hotel had an elevator and we didn't have to carry our five pieces up five flights of stairs =P. 

One of my requirements for the hotel we stayed at is that it would have a dreamy view of Paris so that I could pop my head out of the window to take it all in and Hotel Sacha had just that! 

I also loved the little sitting area they had where you could enjoy a nice cup of morning coffee or just spend some time relaxing after a long day of exploring the city.

The breakfast selection was full of fresh fruits, croissants with Nutella (omg I couldn't get enough), breads, cheeses, yogurts and a selection of meats. 

One of the neatest features of the hotel was 'Happy Time', which occurred nightly from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. During this time you had the opportunity to sip on Champagne and treats while mingling with other hotel guests.  If you don't happen to be around the hotel during this time but still want to participate, you can stop in at any Happy Culture hotel in Paris, show your room key and partake in the Happy Time at that hotel. Cute eh? 

The only downside to our stay at Hotel Sacha was that the drain in our shower was quite slow to drain. When we informed the hotel, they immediately apologized and offered to switch our rooms which shows just how accommodating and willing they are to keep their guests happy. 

Overall, the hubby and I were very happy with our stay at Hotel Sacha and at $100 a night, yes only $100, how could you go wrong? 

I am in no way affiliated with or sponsored by Hotel Sacha Happy Culture. All thoughts and opinions are my own. 

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