Designed in the style of Parisian interwar décor, the hotel lobby leads into a lounge, where you'll find the reception desk and business corner set amid decorative furniture items and curios. The cozy, intimate atmosphere extends into the common areas, which open onto additional scenery.
With its antique sideboards and eclectic furnishings, the breakfast room is evocative of a bohemian coffee lounge. It's a spot you can easily make your own. Here, our guests can hold informal meetings, enjoy a comfortable atmosphere in which to work, or simply get ready for a day in the streets of Paris.
Adjoining the breakfast room, this glass wall looks out onto a small garden, from which a lovely natural light emanates. Fitted out as a conservatory, the garden functions as a meeting place, enlivened each evening by a convivial "intermission" atmosphere!
The hallways that lead to the guest rooms are decorated with an impressive collection of posters and etchings that share a theatrical theme. The artwork adds to the feeling of being in a performance hall, looking for your box. Indeed, each guest room features a recessed design reminiscent of box seats.
"I approached the decoration of each guest room like a small theater, with a stage side and an audience side. The stage curtains are transformed into canopy bed curtains; the spectators are at the headboard, our guest in box seats…”
The posters, etchings, and photos that make up an essential part of our décor are the product of the owner's flea market shopping."
Where does the name of the Sacha hotel come from?
Your theater-themed hotel pays tribute to the famous Sacha Guitry, but maybe you guessed it ...
“I’m against women, closely against them” he often said.
Did you know that Sacha Guitry successively married 5 women, all actresses, with whom he very often played in the theater and in the cinema?
Prolific author (124 plays and 36 films!), his wives were his muses and we decided to pay homage to them.
Each of the hotel's 5 floors is now dedicated to one of his wives: Charlotte Lyses, Yvonne Printemps, Jacqueline Delubac, Geneviève Guitry (our photo) and Lana Marconi
Discover the gallery of portraits of the "Saga" Guitry in our central staircase, during your next stay at Hotel Sacha.
We had implemented hygiene measures from the very beginning of the crisis and put in place new working arrangements for the reopening. Among others:
dry steam cleaning of our rooms,
increased frequency of disinfection in public places,
Master switch to turn off all the lights in your room in a single gesture,
contactless opening of the front door,
addition of a hygiaphone wall in reception,
payment by credit card (in advance for the room and contactless for the tourist tax),
sending an invoice by email, etc...
For health reasons some services (breakfast for example) had to be modified.
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