Sofitel Lyon: The Unique Charm of an Old Hotel

Sofitel Lyon: The Unique Charm of an Old Hotel During my trip to Lyon, France, I chose to stay at the Sofitel Hotel. Upon arrival, the hotel didn't make a great first impression. The space was a bit old and seemed to bear the marks of time. However, after checking in, I discovered many delightful details. The bed and sofa were extremely comfortable, especially the sofa in picture 6, which seemed to dispel the fatigue of the journey as soon as I lay down. Many of the panels and handles in the hotel were made of stainless steel and were polished to a shine, adding a touch of understated sophistication to the old environment. Some of the wallpaper was made of three-dimensional fabric, a unique material that added a different texture and artistic atmosphere to the room. The gauze curtains that were always drawn created a hazy beauty, as if the room was veiled in mystery. The inexplicably placed picture frames, the ones facing the bed, next to the full-length mirror in the wardrobe, next to the bathroom mirror, and near the mirror in the public elevator area, including the one next to the mirror with a French style, all seemed like carefully designed art corners. Staying here was quite comfortable overall. The surrounding environment was even more attractive, and going for a walk was like going on an exploration trip. Walking north, I arrived at Place Bellecour, which was full of the unique charm of old Lyon. Walking south, I arrived at the Museum of Textiles and Decorative Arts, where I could feel a strong artistic atmosphere. Walking about a kilometer to the west, I found myself among large Roman buildings, and buildings like the opera house were amazing. Across the Rhone River was the University of Lyon II. Walking around the city, I could deeply feel the rich historical and cultural heritage of Lyon. This experience of staying at the Sofitel Hotel and exploring the surrounding area was truly an unforgettable travel experience.