The location to the train station and other transportation was good. It was comfortable enough for one person. The hotel was fine for me for a couple of nights. The gal at the front desk was helpful.

Just the common problem of many hotels with poor layout. A huge sink in the bathroom but no vanity space because of. it, the whole bathroom was small. I thought the price of 7E for a glass of wine down in the lobby was very high and I bought a small bottle of wine at Monoprix to enjoy in my room the 2nd night. Another common problem with hotels these days is now that we have hard sided luggage, it's hard to find space to lay it open. Have to use the desk.

The hotel is generally good. The highlight is the staff, super friendly and attentive. I was also able to leave my bag after checkout, and they took care of it while I waited for the train. Lyon Part-Dieu is super close to the hotel. The breakfast is good and just exactly what you need, including a selection of cheese and good quality coffee. It seems like the guests' vibe at this hotel is also nice, friendly, and chilled.

The room is smaller than I was expecting it to be. If you are a big person, have this in mind. The bed is fine, but the bathroom and elevators are quite small. This can be sort of uncomfortable at times, but nothing terrible. I would still stay at this hotel again when visiting Lyon.

This lovely little hotel was great for a one night stopover on our journey by train, It was less than a 10 minute walk from Lyon Part Dieu. Room was small but adequate, with a comfy bed and good shower. Breakfast was superb - a huge range of hot and cold food. The hotel doesn't serve dinner, but we found a great Japanese restaurant around the corner. It was 38 degrees when we were there, so we didn't want to venture further.

It was very hot outside - 38 degrees - and the room was uncomfortably hot, but that's not really the fault of the hotel! We were only given one small bottle of water for the two of us and had to ask for more. Could have done with more tea bags, too!

Close to the station, warm welcome and recently upgraded areas with a focus on traveller needs (such as spotless, self-serve luggage lockers. The upgraded room was cheerful with many PowerPoints and a comfy bed. Bathroom has adequate bench space and is larger than expected. The hotel as next to frequent trams which can take you to most places of interest and is walking distance from the cathedral.

The breakfast rush (in two large rooms with breakout seating in the lobby) is intense!!!! Try to avoid peak times!!!!!

The room was fine for one person, it would have been too small for 2 people. I sleep reasonably well, however there is a lot of noise from the trains and workers outside. For the price I would have expected a quieter room. Breakfast was organized efficiently and was of reasonable quality. The location was good for getting around.

When I arrived in my room, the bed looked like someone had just got out of bed, there were wet dirty towels around, and rubbish. I explained to receptionist, and the other person who was there, they didn’t understand the problem. (I only speak a little French, however this should never have happened). After they checked the room, I was offered a different room several floors above. I’m 2 months from being 70, and they didn’t offer to help me move my bags. Due to steps on the level I was on, it was difficult for me to move my bags again. No one actually said sorry, they just said they didn’t know how it happened.

It was very close to the train station and a very large shopping mall with lots of different eateries. It was noisy at the front of the hotel, but not the hotel's fault - there was a block of flats opposite with residents hell-bent on partying, the train lines pass very close as they come in to the station, and there is a busy road as well. Merci to the Receptionist who let me conduct check-in, check-out, and all other communications in French - it's very dispiriting to try one's best at a foreign language, only to have the other person answer in English, so I was very happy to have met someone who let me speak French!

Getting into the room was tricky - the key-card has to be held to what looks like an illuminated door-bell on one side of the door - it's not clear that this is the pad to press the key-card to. Apart from that, all was fine.

Super comfortable beds and great shower. Clean room with friendly reception staff

Well situated close to the metro and train station but I would probably choose to stay more central next time in Lyon (especially if travelling solo as a female). Rooms had fantastic double double glazing but as a light sleeper I could still here the trains unfortunately! We unfortunately unknowingly timed our stay when Taylor Swift was playing in town which seemed to have put the prices up to a ridiculous level. I would hope normal “season” prices were not quite so high

Very good location - about a 10min walk to Lyon Part-Dieu Station and even less to the metro. With a free upgrade to a king/queen size room, I absolutely got my moneys worth. Rooms are very well equipped and very comfortable, they are generally kept clean.

You have to call the reception to turn the AC on or off / change the temperature. The AC is also a bit loud it you don’t sleep with earbuds.

Good location from the train station. Comfortable bed and pillow- I slept great. Friendly staff.

Bathroom door was stuck open so there was little privacy. Eventually we used a coffee stir stick and force to pry it out of the wall to close it but it took two people (one of which is an engineer). Very small room so it was hard to move around with luggages and two people.

The location was very handy to the train station, the bike hire place and shops and restaurants. The breakfast was very good! The staff were very friendly and helpful. We were able to store a bicycle in the garage.

There was a regular noise coming from the air conditioning system, which we advised reception of. Hopefully that will have been resolved.