I've been staying in Nimea for 20 nights. The good impression began even before my arrival, when I tried to figure out the difference in the rooms, and was patiently explained it. From the Rhonexpress stop and the Gare Part Deu - 10 minutes by foot, the reception is 24/7. Very convenient! I was given a room on the 8th floor, with a window facing east, in the direction of the train station. The sun was only a couple of hours in the morning, but the electric jalousie perfectly protected from it. The climate control was set at +24°C while it was up to +37°C outside. The sounds of trains and reconstruction did not interfere due to the noise reduction of the double-glazed window. The room area was about 35 m², without a balcony. The mattress was rather firm but comfortable, with two differently stuffed pillows. Multiple lighting sources in the room. In the kitchen there is an induction cooker, a microwave, a coffee machine, a kettle, everything for cooking is available. The bathroom has a shower, a heater for drying a swimsuit and towels, with a timer for 2 hours, hair dryer. Drinking water flows from the tap (in the city itself there are also drinking water columns in every square, as well as free toilets). There is a vacuum cleaner, and cleaning can be ordered every 8 nights for free. You throw out the garbage on your own on the -1st floor. Wi-Fi is working throughout the territory, not fast, but stable. The pool is small, about 4×6 m, temperature ~ 28°C, open from 6 am to 10 pm. On Friday and Saturday evenings there were up to 10 people at the same time, in the morning on weekdays I usually swam alone. There is also fitness area. And a laundry room. And parking. And you can stay with your animals :) Breakfast is plentiful: French pastries and tarts, pancakes with various sweet toppings, two types of eggs, four types of cold meat and two types of cheese cuts, hashbrowns, cereals, freshly squeezed juice, tea and coffee.

1) If you stay for a long time, you will probably feel the lack of storage space. I had three hangers and a shelf in my closet. 2) There is no curtain in the shower, no matter how hard you try, the water is spreading all around. 3) While there are no questions about the pool bowl and water, this cannot be said about the pool area: I repeatedly threw out hair, food packages, Band-Aids after strangers, because they lay there for several days. And once even a wet diaper.

The room is spacious and clean, the hotel is very close to the train station but the area in general is not the best if you wish to visit the old center. The check in is easy and quick. The property has a pool and a laundry room. The bed is comfy, there's a small balcony, a table with chairs and towels are provided in the bathroom

In the room there are the check out instructions : I didn't appreciate that they ask you to take your rubbish at level - 1 when you leave. If I pay for a hotel room, I kind of expect the cleaning fee included

Decent sized room with kitchenette facilities. Very clean and well maintained. Short walk from the main train station. Pool was larger than expected; clean and good temperature. Man at reception desk was very pleasant when we checked in.

A Nespresso or Keurig-type coffee maker with pods provided, rather than a regular drip coffee maker (that required buying ground coffee and filters) would be more convenient for short-stay guests. Bathroom facilities were a bit awkward: had to walk back and forth through the bedroom area from the toilet in one room and the sink / shower in another.

I’m not going to lie I got so scared after reading some of the reviews !! therefore I was incredibly pleasantly surprised - staff is very nice , hotel is clean and cosy , room is spacious and clean. Pool is also well up-kept and the gym is spacious! Location is railway station-like, as you should expect. Had a great great stay !!

Only taking one point off because the smell in the room was unpleasant upon entering, likely because of not opening windows. However as the windows were openable I could air it so not a big inconvenience at all!

The hotel is easily accessed - Close to Part Dieu transport hub - and is located in a nice wee square. Well designed studio type rooms. Mine had a balcony which was pleasant as when I stayed, the weather was warm. The room is well appointed with everything you need if you want to dine in. You can breakfast in the restaurant in the morning. If you want to eat out, there are a number of trendy bars and restaurants adjacent to the hotel. You are also close to small supermarkets and to the Part-Dieu shopping mall. You can avail of the pool on the first floor. It is small but perfectly adequate if you go at times that are not busy. Being close to the Part-Dieu hub also means it is also a perfect place to explore the different parts of the city.

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The accommodation was a pleasant surprise, as a small, but still comfortable apartment. The kitchen is hidden in a cupboard, yet equipped with all necessary appliances. The bathroom is a decent size and I especially loved the balcony. The bed was comfortable, the breakfast was perfect, and the staff was very kind: they even managed to get a parking space.

They only have a limited number of parking spaces. There was a double quilt on the double bed, which is not a problem, I just prefer the two separated ones.

The room was very warm and comfortable. The pool was wonderful.

Did not like that we had to pay extra for our small dog (weighing 3kg) when checking into the hotel. When booking this hotel on Booking it was not mentioned. We have been traveling for more than 18 years in different countries, but this was the first time we got into this situation.

The location is perfect and the rooms are of good size. The balcony door was soundproof and done a good job of keeping out the city noise.

The door to the room does not close properly without slamming it shut, it also drags along the floor making a loud noise. Not ideal when returning to the hotel late at night. The shower door was also not doing its job properly as the water always leaked well into the room.

The room is of a good size and has also a small kitchen that we did not use. It has a swimming pool which I also did not use (as we only stayed overnight), but it looked clean and not crowded. It is well placed for a night in transit, being close to the train station and the Rhone Express which goes to the airport. The apart hotel is also very good for a medium stay of 3-7 days, as it has some cooking facilities and a (too) small table.

The check-in hour is at 5 pm, which is rather late for all standards. It is announced everywhere, so we expected that. However, some rooms were available from 3 pm and some other people were given the chance to check-in at 3 pm. We had to travel from early morning because of all the cancellations due to a big SNCF strike in France, so we arrived earlier than we planed. I had specifically the impression that people who did not book through booking.com were favored at check-in, but I may be wrong and other criteria were applied.

Very convenient for a little stop before taking the train the following morning. The subway is also not very far and it is easy to get to the city center in a matter of minutes

For a small stay I needed some utilities in the bathroom which were not available (toothbrush, toothpaste, lotion…) but I believe it is for the environment that it is not provided. The property is located in a construction area currently so it is a little noisy and difficult to drive there.