Popular Lyon 4-star Hotels

The room has a great view and is in a convenient location. It is close to the train station and convenient for walking around. The entrance to a large shopping mall is right next to the downstairs. Tax refunds are also very convenient. The hotel staff, including the breakfast staff, are very good. The breakfast is quite rich and the environment is open until 11 o'clock. Even the laziest people don't have to worry about time.

it was a very bad experience in this hotel, the bathroom is flooding after taking shower since the water drain so slow. Even one night no hot water provide, and my boss room suddenely no electricity. there are few steps to the escalator in the lobby, it is not convenient to take the heavy luggage up the steps. the only one good thing is the breakfast, many choices. All of us dont think it is worth of this hotel. not recommand at all. very disappointed

Amazing hotel! Absolutely loved location: shops are near, metropolitan, tram. Staff also was really nice. I can definitely recommend this hotel! The room has a cooking stove, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, toaster, it is very convenient.

The Okko hotel staff went above and beyond to help us when we lost our passport and had to cancel one night of hotel stay to go to Paris embassy. They were understanding, let us use our room charge to purchase items from their store and helped us translate and speak to individuals. I’m very impressed and the club amenities were convenient with free flow drinks and snacks. Highly recommend to anyone staying in Lyon!

Opposite the Forest Park in Lyon, you can go for a walk. It is surrounded by the consulate, very quiet and safe. The kitchen facilities are exhausted, and the cleaners will come to help you wash the dishes and pick up the garbage every day. You can enjoy the convenience of the apartment and you can also have the service of a hotel, and someone will help you clean up. I will definitely choose here next time I take my family there.

This was the second time I had stayed at the Grand Hotel des Terreaux. The hotel is in a central location in Lyon, and I like the style. The service was excellent, they speak English, and I loved the breakfast buffet. The room I stayed in was very nice but on the smaller side, typical for hotel rooms in France. The bed was very comfortable for me, and the room had air conditioning which is great as it can get quite warm in France. Wireless access was included, and fast and reliable. Overall an excellent hotel I can highly recommend.

Good check in and check out, some issues with the plug in the sink draining water slowllly and the air conditioner isn't adjustable but otherwise a good experience!

The hotel is very cost-effective and is located next to the Jacobin Square. The surrounding environment is good, and we were upgraded to a room with a balcony on the rooftop. The room has two floor-to-ceiling windows that lead to the balcony. It's great!

Easy access to Part Dieu train station, and walking distance to the old town and other major sightseeing spots. The only thing is the cleanliness wasn’t great. There was mysterious flakes and dusts on the nightstands and floor when I arrived into the room for the first time. Also the sound insulation isn’t the best in this oldish building, so each morning be aware of the doors shutting and elevator door closing.

The location is convenient, right next to the train station (Gare de part Dieu). The closest train station exit is only a 30-second walk from the hotel entrance, so it is very easy to find! However, due to security reasons, you have to ring the bell first and the door will open only after getting approval. (The receptionist at a nearby shopping mall said that the area near the train station is indeed more dangerous after dark) The room is large and has all the necessary equipment, but the bathroom is designed like a public shower room without a bathtub. This is a bit unreasonable for the price of this room, but the bathroom is quite spacious. The light in the bathroom was broken when I entered. I asked at the front desk and a maintenance man quickly came to change the light bulb. It took him two trips to fix it. He is probably the most polite person I have ever met in France. The room overlooks the train station and some of Lyon's attractions. Since the windows are double-layered, there is no need to worry about being disturbed by noise. The hotel breakfast selection is not rich, but the taste is acceptable. There are shopping malls and a large number of various shops and restaurants nearby to meet general needs. Since the hotel is located close to the city's transportation hub, it is convenient to use different means of transportation to reach scenic spots in and around the city. Walking to the old city is not far away as expected.