Lyon Hotels with Bars

The hotel boasts a great location and an elegant atmosphere. It's about a 30-minute walk from the train station, or just 4 bus stops away. You can pay for the bus with a credit card. The room was spacious and bright, featuring a well-equipped kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, and a variety of seasonings. Breakfast was excellent, offering freshly squeezed orange juice and even a small juicer for making carrot and apple juice. There was also a pancake machine. They had salmon, Spanish ham, and a wide array of fruits like kiwi, apples, peaches, bananas, and apricots. All the hotel staff, from the front desk to the restaurant, were incredibly warm and friendly. They were very quick to address guests' requests. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Lyon.

Excellent! The room was spacious, and the two beds were very comfortable. The bath amenities were Clarins, and the breakfast was quite extensive. It's right next to the train station, with many bus stops nearby, and the metro station is just a 5-minute walk away.

The check-in went smoothly until the receptionist told us that we had requested a non-AC room (with the AC to be disconnected during our stay), supposedly based on a note from Trip.com. I told the receptionist that I definitely did not make such a request—especially not in the middle of summer—and asked to see the note from Trip.com. They couldn’t show me the note and instead claimed that, since I was now denying the request, the note had already been removed. We were checked into a non-AC room, and the hotel promised to send a technician to reboot the AC. That never happened. Eventually, we were moved to another room where the AC was already functioning. The whole situation felt suspicious. It seemed like the receptionist was trying their luck by placing us in a non-AC room. What’s even more ironic is that the new room had a welcome note addressed to me, while the non-AC room was completely bare, with no such note. We definitely won’t be coming back. The hotel staff came across as insincere and pretentious.

Небольшой отель сразу возле вокзала Перраш. Соответственно добраться максимально просто, на метро, трамвае или поезде. От остановки до отеля 3-4 минуты пешком, но внимательно смотрите карту, чтобы не заблудиться, так как это вокзал, из него куча выходов на разные стороны. Возле отеля есть парочка кафе. В одном из них сидит толпой молодежь, второе для людей посолиднее, французская кухня. Отель старенький, дизайну наверное лет 20 - не меньше. Тесные коридоры на этажах с номерами. Номер небольшой, по сути дела столик и кровать- если день другой переночевать - то ок, на дольше - не советую, тесновато. Душевая в санузле тоже крошечная, не представляю, как там помыться крупному человеку. Завтрак до 10 утра, небогатый шведский стол: 3-4 горячих закуски на выбор - омлет, жареный бекон, овощи; сыр и мясные нарезки, немного выпечки. Но в целом позавтракать достаточно. Сотрудники говорят на английском, дружелюбные. В целом, для своей цены за 120-130 евро неплохо, но не вау. Расположение отличное, номер неплохой, сам отель несколько устаревший

Staying in this hotel was quite a miserable experience, barely adequate for a hostel, never mind a 3 star establishment. The room (although quite clean) was tiny for our party of two. The luggage occupied almost half of the floor, making us jump over it when we needed to move across the room. The window was facing the railway, which was expected on the one hand, but sleeping with it open was very noisy in the morning. Here is the list of things that were missing compared to a standard hotel experience: - no kettle (had to be asked for) - just two paper/plastic cups in the bathroom, no ceramic mugs in the room - no tea, coffee or anything really to have a snack with - no safe in the room (common one at the reception) - no fridge (seriously?) - no slippers (and they don’t provide them) - no towel heaters or radiators in the room - just 3 towels for two people, no hand towels - no bath robes - no bide or hygienic shower - no toilet brush (are you for real?) - one trash can (without a bag) - extremely small rooms, no adequate space for two luggage bags On the positive side, the breakfast was decent, though nothing to write home about. Hot and protein-rich options were definitely limited. The staff were friendly and helpful. However, upon check-in, I was charged 60EUR as a damage deposit which was not stated when I booked a room. I’m yet to have it returned. The hotel/network drives this alleged “eco-friendly” agenda but in reality it’s just extreme economy and penny-pinching at the guests’ expense. Very disappointing. 1/5.

Single room was very spacious and the hotel is at a perfect location. Has a little cute pool although the water is a bit too cold for winter. Everything was fine but curiously they put up the history of the ground in the hotel corridor which I found quite creepy for solo travelers lol

It’s conveniently located right next to the train, tram, and metro stations, yet surprisingly quiet. The service is good, and the hotel breakfast is excellent. The lift is old and occasionally unreliable, though the hotel is currently upgrading it. There was only one functioning coffee machine during our stay, but fortunately, the queue was never too long.

This hôtel is over rated. The reception area is minuscule, the overall layout is complicated with multiple small corridors and more doors than I have ever seen! The cleanliness was ok but it was very dated in the room. I had to cover The bedside table with a towel iPad the wood was chipped. The cushions also do not seem to be changed between customers. The shower was ok but not amazing as the water temperature kept changing on its own (most likely when someone in another room was using hit water). The soap dispenser in the shower contained a good quality soap, but it was almost empty so I couldn’t use it on day 2. I wouldn’t stay there again. The staff were however super helpful and friendly.

The facilities are good. However, they are not taking care of the important aspects. $200 was stolen from me. Don't try to absolve the hostel of responsibility just because you sell locks. I’ve rarely seen a hostel without built-in locking mechanisms; places like that are nothing more than factories—and at this scale, it really is a factory—run by profiteers who care nothing for guest comfort or trust and view everything solely in terms of money. I was truly grateful to a man who seemed to be a manager, as he was constantly moving around and looking after guests. Now, however, I’m even starting to suspect that he might be the thief.

Because it is just outside the subway station, it is very convenient! There is also a parking lot underground, allowing direct access to the hotel. When I use it, it just replaces Kyriad and ibis.