Résidence Villemanzy Reviews

during my stay, elevator never fix, night time desk unfriendly, high hill location is worse.

Very nice play to stay

The rooms are huge at this hotel. The "basic" room is a studio with a loft. You can do a somersault in the bathroom. You can cartwheel in the studio. Space is definitely not an issue. However, when traveling with children, a few things need to be keenly aware. If you take public transportation (bus and metro), you will need to walk up a pretty steep hill. So for the physically challenged, this can be tricky. If you have young children who fall asleep, then you better have strong arms and legs to carry them back to the hotel. At night, you will have to walk through some seedy areas of Lyon....again not great with children. I didn't feel it was "unsafe" but the aesthetics is probably not suitable for children. The exterior of the building and hotel grounds is shown in the photo below. On the other hand, having so much space in the room with kids, and having a kitchen in the studio definitely helps if you want to relax and retire early for the day. I cannot really comment on the service of the hotel. We didn't have to ask for anything special. The rooms are clean, and everything we need was already in the room.

The hotel is next to the subway, just up a hill from the subway entrance. It's a bit inconvenient to climb uphill with a big suitcase, but you can see a good view in front of the hotel. The hotel is very close to the White Apple Plaza, and you can see interesting graffiti on the way there. The single room I booked also has a small kitchen with cooking tools, but I didn't use it. There are several types of cheese for breakfast, including two types of Presidential brand👍. I will choose to stay here again if I go to Lyon again.

It's too bad. If I could give it 0 points, I would never give it 1 point. The level is equivalent to a domestic 1-star guest house. The reason why I chose him was because this hotel advertised a free parking lot, but when I arrived, I discovered that there were only a few and there was no parking at all. We booked a family room. You can see the comparison between the photos on the platform and our actual room. It's huge, and the two rooms are connected by a thin corridor. We had three suitcases and there was no room to open them. The hotel rooms are all on the second floor or above. The elevator has been broken for several months and has not been repaired. Guests have to carry it up themselves. The most annoying thing is that when we saw the actual room on the first day, we asked to check out, but the hotel didn't allow it. I explained the matter through Ctrip customer service. Ctrip was very kind and kept contacting me about this matter. However, this shabby hotel would not check out. During each other's European trip, whether it was Paris as the first stop or Nice and Rome in the later period, the accommodation experience was good. This hotel in Lyon was so bad that you should never choose it again.

The front desk is very polite, and the engineer on duty is also very good. Unfortunately, the elevator is broken. It is very convenient to walk to the art gallery and the city hall. Although the room facilities are simple, there is a refrigerator, dishwasher and hot water kettle. There are parking spaces in the yard, and you can park for free. A convenient place to stop when visiting the first district and the old town.

The best point is to bring free parking spaces, which are rare in urban areas, but parking spaces are on a first-come, first-served basis. If you arrive in the evening, there will be no play, and it is recommended not to move the car when you stop the car. It is not convenient to drive in the urban area. . The room is very small and the design is not very reasonable. For 7 days, the corridor is equipped with a sink. It is better to use the space in the area near the bed. The service deduction is because there is always no one at the front desk. I tried to check out twice, but I couldn't find anyone. I really didn't want to waste time and put the key at the front desk. The location is convenient, next to the small literary block, which is actually like a cement forest. In a building and patio that seems to be abandoned but still inhabited by people, there are a lot of graffiti, and you can look across the river from the parking lot.