Hotel report – Hotel de France Invalides

Ciao loves,

I already told you a bit about my trip to Paris but I did not tell you much yet about my hotel! So here it is, a little hotel report about my stay at Hotel de France Invalides! 

Through Buzz&Go a travel influencer agency I got in contact with Hotel de France and I got enthusiatic very fast. This hotel is just gorgeous and is located in one of the most vibrant arrondissements of Paris, the 7th arrondissement. On walking distance of the Eiffel Tower and very close to the Invalides Dome.

We were given a very warm welcome upon arrival and got assigned on the best rooms of the hotel, number 503 and 603 are the best ones I have been told 😉 And we got number 503. Our hotel room featured everything needed for a comfortable stay. A super big Queen size bed (although a little bit too short for the very tall boyfriend), a shower / bath combination, a mini-bar, a water cooker to make coffee and tea (or in our case cup-a-soup). But as said, we also had the most gorgeous view from our window and balcony!

Click on the read more button to see more photos of the hotel and to read more about our stay! Thanks so much to Hotel de France Invalides for welcoming us, we had a great time!

Baci,
Saranda

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Our hotel room upon arrival! It looked so big and so comfy!

Breakfast!! <3 We had a lot of things to choose from, from cereals to toasted bread, croissants (of course!), pain du chocolat and more! Can you keep a secret? I ate a lot of delicious croissants and didn’t really eat anything else except some fruits 😉

The view from our window! I can tell you that I truly fell madly in love with this view. It is just magnificent too see this during the day, but also during the night!

Having some drinks at the hotel bar and relaxing a bit 🙂

Unfortunately after two nights and two full days in the city of love it was time for us to pack our bags and leave. We had  fantastic couple of days and feel very grateful for this experience!

Thanks again to Buzz&Go and Hotel de France!
See you soon Paris!