The staff is very friendly at this SIXT at Lyon airport. Clean, good car. Nice service. Returning…read morewas a breeze too. The airport shuttle came often. They have this big portal at exit and return. It's an AI scanner. Luckily it is not working. So no AI-induced trouble or fraudulent charges that we heard so much about at Hertz. Beware: do not click anything in the automated email SIXT sends just before your rental. We mistakenly clicked it. It offers to have us pre-check in and select the exact car. But we were not able to complete the process because we were boarding. Guess what? SIXT canceled our reservation! When we got to this branch, they said our reservation has been canceled. Luckily we had a competent and friendly associate who helped us get a walk-in rate that is alright. The downside is: much smaller car and it's manual (not the automatic that we originally booked). Different (lower) class of car. But well at least it is cheaper. At least we could get a car on the spot. Close call.

It is a modern airport. Shops and restaurants are available. If you need to get to the center of…read morethe city, public transportation is very good. Positive experience.

Very easy airport to navigate through, especially if you've just come from CDG, which can be a…read morenightmare to navigate if you're not used to it. We were able to get off our flight and make it to the clearly marked Uber pick-up almost immediately. This was really convenient for us as we had to be somewhere a few hours after landing. We noticed quite a few shopping and food options available in the arrivals section so I'm assuming there are a lot to choose from in departures. The airport is quite a bit away from Lyon city center but our Uber ride on a Monday at about 2pm was only 50 euro. You can also certainly make it to the city by tram much cheaper.

Overall a very nice tour of Lyon. The bus tour starts at the Place Bellecour, Lyon's largest plazas…read moreor town squares. The first bus is at 10am. One could either purchase the tickets from the bus driver or buy online the day before. I suggest getting tickets ahead as it speeds up the line. The tour wound 15 miles around Lyon. A tip is to get off at the Roman ruins or the Basilica of Notre Dame de Fourviere. Buses are between 40-60 minutes and so there is plent my of time to visit these two sites. There are also toilettes at the Basilica's nearby cafe and gift shop. There are only two more stops after the Basilica and then you're back at Place Bellecour. The bus was a better option than taking the funicular from Vieux Lyon or hiking up/down.

Do this when you first arrive. It gives you a taste of the city, the lay of the land, and places…read moreyou want to return to... I recommend the Lyon City Bus. It was a great way to see these areas of the city and to climb the hill to the cathedral! Our only negative was to have to wait an hour so that we could continue on after the last stop to the first. At the last stop, also the first stop, at the Place Bellecour, there is an hour wait until the cycle/ trip begins again. A great way for us to get around and see the city with my 84 year old dad!

I didn't really "feel" this airport. It's a small airport with a spacious feel in the check-in…read morehall. They do have free wifi for 30 minute sessions. I can't confirm whether that is only one session or if you can have multiple. I thought I initially saw one person smoking inside, but never saw another person. The bus station departure stalls are clearly labeled which is great. They also only have stock restaurant options upstairs, nothing too interesting for food.

This company was great. We rode from San Sebastian to Toulouse. The bus was clean and comfortable,…read moreand the drivers courteous. Upon disembarking, I accidentally left my camera in the overhead bin. We messaged them on their Facebook page, and received a response within a few hours. The next day, they notified us that they had the camera, and that they could send it up to Toulouse on another bus. They were very accommodating in allowing us to choose when we could pick up the camera. We met the bus at the station and all was well.

We used Lyon is Yours for a four-day stay in Lyon prior to a River cruise. Having never been to…read morethis part of France, and since were traveling with my mom, who's 83, we wanted someone who would take good care of us, give us good suggestions and pace the tours with mom in mind. Sebastien Girard, the owner/operator, did much more than that. A piece of our luggage was delayed, and Sebastien made several calls and helped get us the missing bag. He was our transfer from the airport to the hotel, took us on wonderful tours of Peyrouge, the Beaujolais and Annecy, gave us suggestions for our time alone in Lyon, and was the highlight of our time in Lyon. He was punctual, charming, funny, and solicitous of our needs. His large 7 seater van was spotlessly clean and spacious enough for us and out luggage. Sebastien speaks perfect English, and is himself well travelled not only in France, but around the world. When we go back to The Beaujolais region we will not consider using anyone else.