A four-star boutique hotel in Lyon's city centre, the Globe et Cecil offers a unique home-like refuge. It invites guests to enjoy a charming atmosphere amidst the bustling Bellecour district.
Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache offers elegant rooms with views of the city and Fourvière hill.
The Fourvière Hôtel Lyon is a four-star establishment nestled in the hills above the city. Its design pays homage to Lyon's rich heritage through unique interior touches.
This five-star hotel combines French luxury with refined local gastronomy. It enjoys an unparalleled location in the heart of Lyon.
This four-star hotel is located in Lyon's dynamic Confluence district. It offers comfortable rooms and easy access to the city centre.
Le Phénix is a four-star hotel located in Vieux Lyon near the Saône river. It occupies a former Renaissance residence transformed into a charming boutique establishment.
Located near Perrache station, this eco-certified hotel welcomes guests around the clock. It offers a sustainable stay with colourful rooms decorated using upcycled objects.
This aparthotel is located in Lyon's Part-Dieu business district. It offers self-catering studios and apartments for up to six guests.
This economical and friendly hotel invites guests to relax in an elegant setting. It serves as an ideal base for exploring Lyon on foot.
This economical hotel offers a welcoming atmosphere for all guests.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache says it is built for Business travellers seeking local experiences, and Fourvière Hôtel for romantic getaways. Sofitel Lyon Bellecour says it is built for families and city breakers.
Globe et Cecil hôtel states that the hotel does not have its own parking facility for guests, and Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache that the hotel does not allow animals in its restaurant or breakfast room. Le Phénix states that the hotel has limited availability for its private parking which must be reserved in advance, and Greet Hotel Lyon Confluence that the hotel has no banquet seating capacity available for events. Those are the limits each hotel publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.