It's a very attractive property. The entire Hôtel Dieu is a great space for the intersection of so…read moremany aspects of city life. Aside from the hotel, there's professional offices, restaurants, shopping, and an educational institution. All of this exists on the campus that is Hôtel Dieu and it's right in the heart of the city. You're steps away from a large central plaza area and all of the shopping you could want to do. The rooms use their space very well. Despite not being particularly large, they still feel quite spacious and comfortable.

We stayed here during our tour of France while spending a few days in Lyon…read more It is an old repurposed hospital converted into a luxury hotel. Our room was spacious and overlooked the courtyard. The building itself is quite impressive. The staff were wonderful and very helpful recommending dinner choices for our exploration of Lyonnaise cuisine. It was comfortable and worked for us for our 2 days in town. Perfectly located for exploring. and dining out. We walked everywhere. Breakfast was provided and was very nice. We did not have dinner in the hotel. We did explore a few of the night spots and bars connected to the hotel all were enjoyable. There are many young folks in this part of town during the evening hours. We recommend stay if you are in Lyon. Mark & Nancy.

Location, accommodations and service made for a great stay in Lyon. We would book again on our…read morereturn to Lyon.

I absolutely adored everything about the M Gallery Carlton hotel. I loved it so much, it will now…read morebe my go-to hotel whenever I visit Lyon! The location is fantastic, in a safe and bustling area with lots of shops, bars, and restaurants within quick and easy walking distance. Public transportation, live theater, and other local attractions are within a 5 to 15 minute walk from the hotel. With just 80 rooms, the hotel feel very intimate although it's part of the Accor chain. The front desk staff were friendly and welcoming, which can be hit or miss in France. I truly felt like they were happy to have me as a guest. The rooms, while on the small side, felt very luxurious and was modern and looked brand new. I loved the artsy vibe and the dark red and black color scheme felt oh so French. It quickly became my very favorite hotel room of the many I stayed in during a 3 week jaunt through the country. I especially loved the free wifi and high quality bed linens, and little touches like lighted vanity mirrors and plush robes made me feel spoiled! My room even had a mini wrought iron balcony that was the perfect setting for sipping wine in the evening. I hate to share the secret of this hotel, but it is a fantastic property! Stay here if you are in Lyon, you won't be disappointed!

From the owner: Au coeur de Lyon Situé à deux pas de la place des Terreaux, le Grand Hôtel des Terreaux propose 56…read morechambres modernes et confortables. De nombreux clients se retrouvent au bar pour boire un verre. La piscine est un véritable luxe en plein centre ville. Le personnel est charmant et efficace, une bonne adresse.

I spent 2 nights at the Boscolo Grand Hotel in Lyon and really enjoyed my stay here. I was able to…read moreuse my Amex platinum status to book it and got upgraded as well as late check out. It's located on the river front and everything is easily accessible by walk. Breakfast was not included and if you pre book it it's 25 euros, but if you decide the morning of it's 39 euros. That was a bit odd to me , but I ended up prebooking it. The room was nice and spacious and very clean. There was a fridge and a safe. The bathroom and shower are separate from each other which is nice for sanitary reasons. I enjoyed the food at the hotel. I got room service one night because I had some of credits to use from my Amex perks. Everything was great and the staff was courteous and friendly.

The Boscolo Grand Hotel was very well located; we could walk to the old town as well as excellent…read morerestaurants on the peninsula and on the other side of the Rhone river. The staff were friendly, the room was large, and the amenities were excellent. Wi-fi was strong. Breakfast was good. My biggest piece of advice is to choose your room type carefully. I booked a river-view room. Although the river view was nice, it also meant we were overlooking the road, which was busy and noisy all night long. Cars, sirens, music blaring from cars...sleeping was a challenge. I would stay at the Boscolo again, but I would choose a courtyard view and hope for more quiet and more sleep.

We two chose to stay in a regular room facing the inside court. Highly recommend for a short stay…read morein Lyon. Convenient location, with easy and quick access to Lyon's main sites. Excellent experience and a great value. - Excellent modern bathroom with good quality towels. - Comfortable bed with good quality linens. - Very clean. - Elevator access to each floor. Front desk service was outstanding and friendly, including making dinner reservations for us for both nights of our stay. You have the option of paying on arrival, which allows a very fast checkout: just drop your room key at the front desk.

Oh my goodness, this little hotel is positively adorable. Tiny and narrow with four floors of clean…read morerooms. Our two rooms were just perfect with everything we needed for our overnight in Lyon. Great location, super hospitality, reasonable prices, and clean comfort. I wouldn't stay anywhere else in Lyon!

Worked out perfect for a 1 night layover in Lyon. Clean,great location. Extremely friendly &…read morecompetent staff. Loved it

My family and I just finished a stay. The rooms are small but seem well soundproofed. I heard no…read morenoise from the street or other rooms. The AC is not up to the job of cooling the rooms well on warm days. The hotel gave us small, powerful fans, some help, but not great. The rooms don't have enough electrical outlets for modern travel. The bathroom and small room for the toilet were separate- no vents in either one. The towels were thin and rough. There are pump bottles of combined soap/shower gel/shampoo/conditioner. Not great. The staff was friendly and mostly competent. The breakfast buffet included in the room price was good, not outstanding. The location is good. I would avoid staying here in warm weather, unless you tolerate heat and humidity well. The rooms have safes and tiny refrigerators. There are no ice machines, but you can get a pail of ice at the lobby bar- no cover, no insulation, though.

From the owner: Hôtel en hyper-centre Entre Rhône et Saône, dans le cadre agréable et chaleureux d'une maison…read moreXVIIIème siècle l'Hôtel Saint-Antoine est une adresse privilégiée pour vos séjours d'affaires ou de détente à Lyon. Entièrement rénové avec le souci de marier la modernité des espaces privatifs et l'authenticité des parties communes, tout l'établissement est climatisé et insonorisé (double fenêtres double vitrage). L'hôtel offre 35 chambres avec télévision, salle d'eau (avec douche ou baignoire), lits en 160 cm. Au delà de la Sâone, par la passerelle du palais de justice, il est possible de visiter le Vieux-Lyon et Fourvière, ainsi que le coeur du quartier gastronomique de Lyon.

The hotel is centrally located and provides easy access to the main attractions and landmarks of…read moreLyon. The service provided by all the employees was excellent . On the other hand I can't say the same for the quality of the bedding or cleanliness of the rooms. I don't understand why it's a 5 star hotel. To my view it's more like a 3 star. I think the Association that assigned it the 5 stars has to revisit the hotel. There were countless amount of scuff marks on the walls, the carpets were stained, there was dust on furniture and baseboards of hallways and rooms. Some of the furniture looked old. The bed was very uncomfortable and it felt like they just layer down a pair of think blankets under the sheets to make it feel more cushiony. The bathroom sink was broken, The tub was stained, the furniture was broken, etc. I would not stay at this hotel again. The other two couples I was traveling with had the similar complaints one of them even saying the room smelled musty.

There are beautiful elements to the hotel. I'm giving it only 3 stars because of issues with our…read moreroom. The toilet seat was loose, the vent was dirty, the faucet knobs were rotting away, the drapery was stained and one was not attached to the track, and so on. I didn't realize the issue with the vent until our last night. I swabbed it and it was black. I just hope it wasn't mold. Every time we went into our room it smelled musty. Location was perfect. Not too far from the train station. Make sure to try their breakfast. Well worth 27€ per person. The decor in the common areas was spectacular. I especially liked the breakfast room.

Loved our stay at Hotel Phenix which has recently been remodeled. It was formerly called the…read moreRooster, and still has a few emblems associated with this animal. We were in room 101 for two nights which faced the Saône River. As we only had two days to explore Lyon, we opted for a bike tour which we explored on our own, and also did a fair bit of hiking around the area, but also had the hotel book a Lyonnaise dinner at a local bouchon the night before we left. The hotel has its own kitchen and makes breakfast and sandwiches for lunch, not included in your accommodation. Lyon is know as the gastronomic capital of the world, and it is well deserved with selections of food and wine pairings that make your mind spin. We visited the Basilica Notre Dame of Fourviere which was up a steep incline behind the hotel about 1 mile away, and had a very good view of the town. Loved our stay here. The hosts were very accommodating and friendly.

From the owner: Le Phénix Hôtel se situe sur les quais de Saône, au pied de l'embarcadère du Vaporetto, navette…read morefluviale qui relie le quai de Bondy où se situe l'hôtel au nouveau quartier de la Confluence ! Dans le quartier protégé du Vieux Lyon, cette ancienne Maison du Chapeau Rouge, où dormait le Duc de Nemours Gouverneur du Lyonnais, Forez et Beaujolais (1531 - 1585), a une vocation hôtelière depuis le XVI siècle. Depuis 1990, les trois bâtiments des XVI et XVII siècles abritent cet hôtel florentin, alliant tradition et modernité. Le Phénix Hôtel propose 36 chambres rénovées, avec climatisation et chauffage individuels, où confort et décoration se conjuguent pour votre bien-être : salles de bain équipées de sèche-cheveux et sèche-serviettes, mini-bar, coffre-fort, téléphone, TV écran plat Canal + Canalsat, Beinsport, TNT 31 chaînes, WIFI haut-débit gratuit, room service 24h/24h, bouilloire avec assortiment café et thé, business center, parking privé payant.