Best Rhone Hotels

"Conveniently located about 30 minutes from Lyon Perrache train station. Nearby you'll find McDonald's, a kebab shop, and other convenient restaurants, as well as a small supermarket."

"There were no slippers in the room, and it was quite cold and dark. The air conditioner warmed the room, but the toilet and bathroom were still very cold. The breakfasts were okay, but there were no fresh fruits or vegetables. It's a long way from the metro. The tram is a short walk through courtyards, which is difficult to navigate the first time."

"Très bien situé en face se la gare de train , personnel adorable , chambre propre , check in et check out rapide , service bagagerje pratique"

"It took too long to rent a car from Paris to Nice, so I stayed in Lyon for 2 nights in the middle. Lyon is a small city, but it is a city that many people visit. It was my first time driving to Paris, so I arrived around 9 o'clock and check-in was easy. By the way, parking is free here. There is a two-story parking lot on the left when you look at the hotel entrance. There is plenty of space, but it can be difficult to park at night because it is full, but there is no shortage of space. I came back and booked a room for 3 people, which was perfect. There is a power outlet next to the bed and a table where you can work. There is also a space to put your luggage on the left. It is 21m², so one single bed is right next to the bathroom door, so if someone comes to the bathroom while you are sleeping, you may wake up right away. The bathroom is also good. There is a separate toilet, a sink, and a hairdryer on the left. However, it is fixed, so you can only use it there. The bathtub is also large, so I used it leisurely, and shampoo and body wash are shared. No rinse There is also a radiator, so I washed my underwear and socks and dried them well. I don't know much about cleaning because there is no pet in the room. We only stayed for 2 nights, so we asked for only a change of towels. There are vending machines and a microwave on the first floor, but the only thing that is disappointing is that there is no refrigerator. It may be a little difficult for Koreans who enjoy cold drinks, especially iced coffee. My sister also said that she couldn't drink coffee because there was no refrigerator and she couldn't even make ice ㅎㅎ Also, we came by rental car, so it was okay, but it is quite far to the city center, so I recommend that you think about transportation. The Wi-Fi was low, 1 to 3 bars, but I didn't feel any major inconvenience."

"✔ **Convenient location** ✔ **Clean and cozy** – spacious rooms with new furniture. ✔ **Friendly staff** – no unnecessary fuss. ✔ **Quiet** – despite being near the road, the windows are soundproof, slept wonderfully."

"Everything was alright. I like the location near bus station and the shop. The staff is welcoming and friendly"

"The room was very clean and the staff were very friendly. I went there on a business trip with colleagues and it felt like home. I loved it. I would consider staying there again next time. I like it."

"We paid €57 for sleeping in a chicken cage. It remains a ”appropriate price” compared to other hotels in the corner. But please change your brand name. We are far from the ”first class hotel”. The airport is located at 8€/ person and is 200m walking distance from the airport."

"The check-in process. I arrived at 10 PM and discovered it was impossible to access the property without first completing an online registration to get an access code. The most frustrating part was having to pay the city tax separately online before receiving this crucial code. Why isn't this tax included directly in the total price when booking online? It would avoid cumbersome steps on a smartphone in front of the door late at night, especially when the room is already paid for. Automation should simplify the customer's life, not add administrative hurdles in the middle of the night. I do not recommend this establishment if you're looking for a smooth experience."

"This hotel is weird. The room is stayed in had a first and a second door. The first door looked like a service cupboard door. The room was tiny and while there was a nice big windows i guess it used to be a servant's room adjoining a master suite? Not sure, but it was definitely something else before. Anyway the room worked as a bedroom but I wouldn't have wanted to stay there long term other than for the breakfast that was excellent and in a gorgeous room. They also had these nice freshwater dispensers on each floor. The lifts are not coordinated but the art on the stairs made up for having to climb them. In all I would say it was like they had a lovely old building and didn't want to mess with its bones too much. However, in order to make it into a modern functioning hotel they had to make some changes, which then they did a bit sporadically and on the cheap."