Hotels in 3rd arr.La Part-Dieu, Lyon

A new-feeling hotel hotel in close proximity to the station. The room has a microwave, stove, dishes, and iron. Large room I was confused by the location of the shower area without any door to the room Breakfast is good, has everything you need. I note cheeses and cold cuts On the downside, upon check-in, they found dishes in the sink that had not been washed by the previous occupants.

15min walk from Lyon Part Dieu. Due to construction works, walking and dragging luggage became challenging and not as direct. There was a huge Westfield Mall where you can shop and dine. 10min walk to car rental office. There was a pickup area for us to load up luggage to our rental car just beside the hotel. Check-in process was a bliss. Staff was friendly. Sanitisers were always available. Room was relatively much smaller than Paris hotel. Barely enough space for 2x large luggage. Nevertheless, room was clean and dust-free. Toilet had decent space. Recommended for as a stopover hotel. Probably a night stay.

This is an Accor-affiliated Pullman brand hotel located in front of Part-Dieu station in Lyon's new urban center. Although it is located in front of the station, Part-Dieu Station itself is still under development, and to get to the hotel you have to detour around a large construction site. It feels like only a narrow passage is open. This hotel itself has only recently opened. I stayed in a standard double room, and it was spacious and comfortable. The bath seems to only have a shower. It has a hand and a fixed rain, so it is not difficult to use. The bathroom sink was large and very convenient. The closet is also large and has storage capacity. There was a refrigerator and electric kettle. At the time of my stay, breakfast was served to celebrate the opening. A typical European buffet style consisting of cold meals such as breads, cereals, ham, and cheese, and hot meals such as sausages and scrambled eggs. As for the products unique to Lyon, there was a brioche made with praline rouge, which was very delicious. In front of the station, there is a Carrefour supermarket, a food court, McDonald's, Burger King, and a shopping mall with stores like UNIQLO and MUJI. You will need to transfer from Part-Dieu Station, but access to the city's tourist attractions is not bad. Lyon Central Market Paul Bocuse is within walking distance.

Nice, clean hotel with friendly staff. Good value for the money. Parking was easy to get to and the hotel was quiet. I don't know what else to say but this review site requires that I put at least 200 characters before I can submit my review which is kind of annoying.

You know the style of Ibis, the room facilities are minimal (the hotels in France are smaller), suitable for business travelers, there is a small underground parking garage with low storeys, automatic doors are often closed, you need to contact the front desk to confirm through the intercom Can open the door to enter

Since I came to Lyon to the lumiere festival and knew I’d stay up the whole night, I booked and paid in advance for the late check out (to leave by 16:00 if I remember well). When I checked in, the receptionist asked what time I would leave. I said I didn’t know. She told me to give an approximate time. I said maybe 14:00 and that I would see. And asked her if there was any problem if I left later than 14:00, she said no. The next day, they called the room at 13:30 and woke me up, to ask if we would leave by 14:00. My friend told them that we would see. Ten minutes later, the cleaning lady just walked in without knocking. Really rude. And told us that she needed to clean the room. I think we left the room around 14:15. Went to the reception. Explained my problem. The person at the desk was very polite, told me the person who did my check in made a mistake and went 2 times inside to speak to the manager. Who happened to be the same person that did my check-in. I wanted to talk to her, and the other employee told me that she couldn’t see me but would refund the late check out payment. I didn’t want to get more annoyed and left. I always have a good stay at Ibis. And even though I mostly use Airbnb nowadays and also use other hotels when I travel, I tell everyone that I like to stay at Ibis if I have the chance, because I always know what to expect in terms of comfort, cleanness and service. Well, it was the first time I was treated like that. And even though at the end of the day, it’s nothing serious, I just lost maybe one hour of sleep, I’ll make sure I’ll tell everyone about it. Because the manager was just 3 metres away from me, behind the wall, and I could hear her. She couldn’t bother stepping out of the door and apologising. That’s what I expected and wanted. But instead, they wanted to get rid of me by giving me this few euros refund. I hope whoever reads this understands that sometimes it’s more important to face the client and apologise than just disrespect the client by not wanting to see them. I’ve told this to some people and will tell many more. Because I’m like that. I’ll try Ibis again, but less frequently depending on how this e-mail is answered.

I had the misfortune to stay at this hotel for one night in May 2022 with my mom. At the arrival the receptionist is very nice, aknowledging the fact that we had already paid for the stay through a deal on booking. As the room was not ready yet, we leave for the city centre and as we come back in the afternoon, two other guys at the reception, barely speaking any English or French, hint that we had to pay for the stay. Somehow we manage to be understood and we only have to pay for the ”tax de sejour”. Let's speak about the rooms - I understand that this is an extremely basic hotel, but for the price paid one would at least expect a decent room. Well, this is definitely NOT the case. Rooms are tiny - literally. No hooks to hang clothes, no bathroom shelf, leaving the nice option to leave all your toiletries on the floor. The towels are two tiny towels that might be used to dry your mouth (maybe) after cleaning your teeth - hoping that the sink is not clogged and not fixed (as it was four our case, even after having promptly informed the reception). The TV has NO other channels if not French speaking - I understand we're in France, but haven't you heard of satellite? The AC does not refresh this tiny hole, and even in May, we had to sleep with our windows open not to suffocate What else to say if not: save your money and go else where, for that rate you can absolutely get better accomodation

The hotel exceeded my expectations. It is a new hotel and room is maintained very clean and tidy considering it is a budget hotel. The beds were comfortable and I like the design of the bathroom. The best part is the location as it is within short walking distance to the Part Dieu Shopping Mall, the railway station, TCL Metro and trams, the Rhone Express to the Airport. This makes settling your stay in Lyon a lot more convenient!

The door is big, four-star hotel. It’s a good deal to book a Chinese guest on Ctrip. 15 minutes walk from part dieu three stops, the light rail is not particularly far away and is also three stops There is a pizza on the weekend, and breakfast is as expensive as ever. Slightly insufficient is that wifi does not work, there is a problem with the connection.

So I accidentally fell on Appart'City Garibaldi Confort and the stay went well except for an action that I find completely unacceptable to have given economic information to my former employer (confirmed by the latter) I'm going to file a trade application with the Consumer Association. I hope that the institution will learn about its legal service to know the consequences. We need to know what we say, but above all what we do, because less banal action can have an impact on others' work and personal life.