AMAZING STAY!…read more Everything was perfect! The location is excellent and it is about 12 minute walk to the old city. Stayed in this hotel for three nights. Our room was big enough and had a balcony with a great view. Breakfast was very good. The staff was very helpful and friendly.

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

Fantastique! Beautiful vistas from the room, dining room and pool atop the hill of the old city…read more Gorgeous renovation helpful and cordial staff, delicious food. Not too hard to get down to Vieux Lyon but definitely need to get a ride (Uber, taxi) for the steep trip back up. Not inexpensive but a stellar experience.

This hotel is exceptional! The staff is incredible. From the moment we arrived until we pulled…read moreaway, they consistently delivered excellent service. Whether it was assisting with dinner reservations, directions, point of interests to visiting, they were on it with pleasure. The breakfast room is delightful as were the two gentlemen there working in the morning. The restaurant is beautiful and it is clear the people working there really want guests to have a great experience. We certainly did and can't wait to return! Thank you! Joan and Ted Grossman

Overall: This is the most modern hotel that I've stayed at during my tour of France, Italy and…read moreSwitzerland. Location: There's a grocery store that is about a block away that was open at 8 am and believe it closes at 10 am. There are other stores nearby too but be forewarned, a lot of places close around 8 pm with the exception of the store. Hotel: I love how they went with the movie theater theme with small little details that all added up! I started to notice a theme between the two hotels in France (Paris and Lyon) that there is a restaurant on the bottom floor with a make shift reception. The rooms are very spacious, much like you would find in the United States. However, the showers are just like an other in Europe that I've experienced - glass only covers half of the tub. Parking: There's very limited street parking and I didn't happen to see any private lot. Breakfast: Great selection! Crepes, crispy (and oily) bacon, bread, yogurt to name a few.

My wife and I wanted a hotel in old Lyon. We wanted something quiet and within an easy walk of…read moretransport , shops and restaurants. The Globe and Cecil met all of this. The hotel is between the Place`de Jacobins and the Bellacort. It is a short walk to many (some Michelin starred!) restaurants. We found several wonderful boulangeries for breakfasts and an exceptional cocktail/tapas bar (le PoliGone) even closer. Rooms were clean, comfy and the bath well appointed. The lobby was roomy and desk staff friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. A perfect place to base yourself in Lyon.

Can not beat the location. With a quiet room, comfortable bedding, plus a large bathroom, it's a…read moregreat choice.

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.

This place was super quirky but had a lot of good things going for it. The location is right in the…read morecenter of the old city with a ton of classic Lyonnais restaurants in every direction, as well as plenty of patisseries, gift shops, and the marionettes museums. The building itself is VERY Lyon, with the classic stacked staircases look you'll see throughout the old city and its traboules. But the rooms are weird. We stayed in one of the Ateliers suites. Ours was film themed. It was strange that the bathroom was along the staircase to the master bedroom, like you walked past the sink and drying off area. But then the toilet was downstairs without a sink. And there seems to be many technical issues. Ours was that the internet barely worked. There was one area my iPhone would work, but my wife's Android wouldn't connect from anywhere. Other reviews also seem to indicate that air conditioning is not reliable (but we came in November). Making up for it all though is the service. The concierge was great. The bar had excellent cocktails. The restaurant is renowned. I am happy we stayed here but in the future I'd probably stay someplace more updated, probably in the 1st arrondissement, where it would be easier to explore the entire city.

We were so disappointed in the shabby, run-down condition of the guest rooms and public areas of…read morethis iconic hotel. And it was very expensive! We were a group of 3 couples, so we had 3 rooms, and all were dark/poorly lighted, with old beds, and old bedding. We finally were told that the hotel was closing next week for about a six-month renovation! But we were not given a reduction in the top-tier room rates we paid. The rooms were quiet because the old walls are so thick, but it would be easy to fall on one of the old, windy stone staircases linking the rooms. I will be curious about how much money will be spent to bring this old abbey into the 21st century!

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.