The room was clean. Good breakfast was provided.

Nothing to mention here.

Great boutique hotel in an excellent location. The staff are always really nice too, so much so, I've now stayed here twice with a third stay coming up in the summer. The rooms are small but offer everything you need as a base to explore, with comfy beds and cool decor. The only caution to mention is if you're claustrophobic then the lifts are not for you... it's an old building with an old lift that can fit 4 people maximum, so you'll be using the stairs a lot if you don't like tight spaces. But other than that, I can't recommend this place enough... a very nice personable hotel. It's in Pigalle which offers lots of nice cool shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, and Momartre is a few mins walk for even more awesomeness. Moulin Rouge is only a few mins walk down the road, but so are some adult themed shops on the walk from the hotel, so just be aware in case you have children as they may ask questions of what they see 😂. For music lovers, there is also a street 4 mins away that is basically a musical instrument nerdvana. The Basilica of Sacré Cœur is also not far away, offering a stunning view across Paris. I really recommend spending time around the hotel and not just heading into the city centre as there's lots to see. All in all, great hotel to act as a base, great staff, great location.

This hotel is in an excellent location. And although the rooms were small, the beds were comfortable, very clean, and the staff was friendly. I would not hesitate to stay here again, or recommend it to friends.

The prices fluctuate quite a bit for this hotel my friends booked the same rooms for the same dates but paid 30% less. I booked further in advance, I assume it was yield managed up when I made my booking. So that was kind of a bummer. Also, the shower door was set up in such a way that water leaked onto the bathroom floor every time you used it.

The room was quite tiny, just a bed and desk with a wardrobe and en-suite bathroom. Honestly felt like I got what I paid for. For 80 euros a night during the Olympic season, it was quite a bargain compared to airbnb which was just slightly cheaper. Bed was comfy and bedding was good. They provided adequate towels and toiletries as well which was good. There was a buffet breakfast in the morning at an extra fee of 17 euros.

Room was quite small, the stairs up to the floors were quite tight and cramped. might face difficulty if you are carrying bulky or big luggage. It is near some night clubs and bars so walking back from the metro to the hotel at night might be a bit intimidating if you are alone.

Everything. Hotel Sacha is my home in Paris. I stay with them every year , all , are kind attentive. Entering the hotel you feel as if you are stepping back into Paris . The decoration is warm , as if you are going to the theatre. Every room and floor is unique. I travel often, it is rare to find such a beautiful , elegant themed hotel. I adore staying at Sacha . The location is perfect , out of the crowds with too many incredible local bakeries and bistros around.

There is nothing not to like about staying at Hotel Sacha.

The hotel is resided in Montmartre withing walking distance of Gare du Nord station, Louvre, Moulen Rouge and other famous sights. The hotel is clean, in very extraordinary old-fashioned french design, rooms are not big, but enough for long-short staying, the most lovely is the beds, very soft and comfortable, we slept very well! Heating - climat regulated control, that made it possible to create the desired conditions. The staff is very polite and caring, next time we will chose this hotel again! With great pleasure we would recommend it.

We liked everything 😊

We loved the hotels interior. It looks very quirky and pretty. We've had a super comfortable bed, the room size was good. We loved the location of the hotel, there are many bars, restaurants, ice cream shops, bakeries etc around the corner. The closest supermarket is about 5 mins walk away as is the closest tube/tram station. The neighbourhood was quiet at night which meant we had good nights sleeps. The aircon was a great plus as it worked a treat in hot summer nights. We've not tried any food in the hotel but breakfast looked good from what we've seen.

The bathroom is very small. If you are larger than average, or pregnant, you might struggle getting in and out of the shower as our shower door only opened about half due to the sink restricting the full opening.

Adorable boutique hotel in Paris near everything! Amazing staff, unique decor, great little balcony to breathe. Moreover, coffee n tea provisions was the best! Teo, Nabu n Priscilla offered great service in making our stay comfortable. Thank you.

Breakfast rooms can get chaotic, so opted out of buffet. Needs more dusting, especially stairs. My room key to door would work on a wing n a prayer and door would jam.

We had the apartment. It was very clean, friendly staff and comfortable bed. The neighbourhood is nice, with a fee cute cafes and patisseries. The hotel is easily accessible from the city center by metro and by foot in like 30 min. We will book again next time when in Paris.

The room was a bit too loud in the mornings as the trash was picked up and in the evening until around 23:00 because of some restaurants.

For The staff were exceptional every single one ,we had chats ,laughs and so very helpful.the decor and finishing touches were second to none and the balcony was a lovely touch and very French and sweet .The breakfast was also very nice and plentiful .The beds were the most comfortable I have ever slept in a hotel . Our trip was a special one ( was supposed to be celebrating our 60th birthdays in 2020 but had to be postponed ) We went to a lovely Hungarian Restaurant on our first night ..then Champs elysee the next day to browse the impressive shops and the Arc de triomphe.Then VIP Moulin Rouge in the evening where we were treated like princesses 6 course meal ,champagne in abundance .absoulutely brilliant show ,could not fault it . On the Saturday we went to Euro disney ( yes two very excitable 62 year olds lol) Then our last day on the Sunday we went on a River cruise on the seine which was run by Bateux marches which was splendid and a perfect end to our trip .we also went up the Eiffel tower and walked down ,I had been before but it was magical for my friend . Forgot to mention we also went First class on the Eurostar .( no not rich just lots of planning ) A brilliant ,brilliant amazing experience we will never forget.

Everything was superb