Service is sometimes iffy but it's a nice place and pretty good for the price! Not too far from…read moresome tourist attractions. I'd probably go back. Also, most workers speak some English so it's good for foreigners.

I was kind of skeptical at first because it was so cheap. I had nothing to worry about. This was…read moresuch a quaint hotel. A hidden gem almost. The staff was excellent. The room was clean. The breakfast was delicious. I would definitely recommend this place to anybody going to Lyon. It's right next to the metro station.

From the owner: Trois étoiles face à la gare Situé à côté de la gare de Perrache, l'hôtel Ibis Lyon Centre Perrache…read morepropose 109 chambres confortables. La situation privilégiée ainsi que la qualité des services font de l'établissement un hôtel de choix pour tout visiteur.

It's always a hit or miss when trying to find a decent hotel abroad. A two star rating may actually…read moregive you a 3 star rating standard and amenities. I believe this hotel was rated a 2 or 3 star but no matter, my friends and I were just staying in Lyon for 2 days. I wasn't expecting this to be an apartment style because it actually comes with a mini kitchen-like area. It's very business-like and the decor is pretty modern. The room is pretty spacious too. It comes with a king size futon bed so it's pretty space efficient. Flat screen TV was a plus and transportation to the metro Lyon area is quite convenient. For $120 a night among 4 girls, it's not too shabby after all.

From the owner: Hôtel avec vue Situé non loin du Rhône, l'hôtel Ibis Lyon Pasteur propose 129 chambres calmes et…read moreconfortables qui sauront satisfaire à la fois les hommes d'affaires et les touristes. L'établissement dispose de nombreuses facilités avec notamment un restaurant, un bar et des salles de réunion. Le personnel est impeccable.

I want to start off by saying that, for the price, I would probably choose this hotel again. I do…read morehave several gripes. Gripes: #1) The hipster minimalism is overdone in weird ways. And I am a millennial who sold everything I own to travel. I've been living out of a backpack for 3 weeks. So I don't have complicated expectations. But like... A trash can larger than a vase would be great. Why put a giant projector screen in the corner of my room, but only tiny 3 oz coffee cups? #2) This hotel seems to do a lot to cater to foreigners. Most of the signs are in English. The staff mostly speaks English. But they SO do not understand how Americans and British people feel about morning beverages. Coffee and tea are meaningful to us. Like VERY meaningful. I've stayed in 10 other hotels in Europe this summer, and even the castles and tiny little single rooms provide a tea kettle, and enough stuff to make a cup of tea and a couple of cups of coffee. Not here. From what I read in reviews, the regular standard room doesn't have anything like that. So we got the master mob, which has a huge fridge, since it said that the master mob had a coffee machine. Except it doesn't have a kettle. It has a finicky espresso machine that sometimes works. 2 paper cups that hold a single shot of espresso. A few sugars. A single stir stick. That's it. But they didn't refill it daily. On the second day, the housekeeping threw away our travel mugs. These were not paper cups. They were plastic Starbucks travel mugs. They were dirty, so I guess the housekeeper thought that meant she should trash them? Ugh. We would have washed them. #3) They leave large bottled waters in the fridge, great, but no cups. This is a room that sleeps 5. We aren't all going to drink out of the bottle. We asked for cups, and the housekeepers took them each day so we had to go down and ask for more. Every. Day. ON THE PLUS SIDE.... The hotel is clean. The price was reasonable. There is all sorts of random stuff that my kids loved. A teepee tent to play in. Shadow puppets. There is a washer and dryer on the third floor, and they don't charge to use them, which was very nice, since we are backpacking, and this was a 4 day stay. They do, however, charge a ludicrous 3€ for a laundry detergent pod, so it evens out there. Most places charge a € or 2 for each machine use. The area is safe, quiet, and nice. The room gets very very dark. Slept until nearly 11am one day and didn't know if it was morning when I awoke. We had a beautiful balcony overlooking the river. There is a tram stop just about 300 meters away. Tip: when you go into town, buy a 10 pack of the little metro tickets. They are good for 1 hour of use with all the transfers, but there is nowhere to buy them at the stop by the hotel. Nearest stop where you can buy tickets is a little over a mile away. So buy plenty when you can. Musee de Confluence is very close by. The walk to the confluence is beautiful and peaceful. On the weekends during our stay, there was a DJ, and the dance parties on the mezzanine were fantastic. The staff were always friendly and helpful. There are two elevators and they are both fast. Breakfast is priced far outside our budget. At 16€ a person, it would cost our family as much as a fancy sit down dinner. We bought breakfast stuff at the Carrefour nearby.

From the owner: Hôtel, lieu de vie, de culture et de bonheur !read more

From the owner: Situé au carrefour de quatre agglomérations (Lyon, Bron, Vaulx-en-Velin et Villeurbanne), l'Ibis…read moreLyon Est Bron propose 100 chambres confortables et climatisées, idéales pour vos déplacements professionnels ou loisirs. Son emplacement face aux trois Hôpitaux Est (Femme Mère Enfant, Pierre Wertheimer, Louis Pradel) facilite l'accès aux principaux sites : Eurexpo, Cité Internationale, zone commerciale de Saint Priest, centre-ville de Lyon et gares (Part-Dieu, Perrache), Matmut Stadium, Groupama Stadium, Halle Tony Garnier, Musée des Confluences, hippodrome et aéroport de Saint Exupéry. A votre disposition, une literie haut de gamme " Sweet Bed by Ibis ", une connexion internet WiFi par fibre optique (offerte), une restaurant Ibis Kitchen buffet (cuisine maison et produits frais) et son bar ouvert 24/7. L'hôtel dispose également d'un parking surveillé gratuit, de 3 salles de réunion et séminaires. L'accès se fait facilement via le boulevard périphérique, et les autoroutes A42, A43, A46, et A7. Bus C8 et C9, et futur tramway T6.

This review is written based on being a 3 star hotel. If you are expecting luxury, this is not it…read more The wonderful things about this hotel is that it is close to the tram line in Rue de l'Université and next to a discount supermarket Lidl, which are in walking distance. The hotel staff is amazing. The rooms are very clean and they have a small kitchenette in each room. If you are in Lyon, there are so many wonderful farmers markets and gourmet stores that you can cook an excellent breakfast or lunch. The kitchenette has dishes, pots, pans, glasses and silverware to make easy small meals. The bed was extremely comfortable and they had extra pillows that were very comfortable. They also supply umbrellas in the lobby for your stay! I really loved that because it rained a few mornings in Lyon. It made life easy without having to go to the store to buy one. The four star rating is for cleanliness, staff and the essential amenities that you need if you are seeking a low key hotel.

We had a great experience with that hotel the staff was really helpful, the beds comfortable and…read morethe sheets clean. Got a big room with a small kitchen to cook our own stuff when we didn't feel like going out. it's just a 15 minute walk from the center of Lyon but you can also take public transportation. Great city, great hotel for a great deal what else can I say

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.