Lyon Hotels with Swimming Pools

Beautiful hotel and rooms. We stayed in an executive room and there was plenty of space to work and enjoy all the views of the 2e neighbourhood. Location was perfect to explore the central part of Lyon. Breakfast buffet was great (fresh fruit, pastries, cereals/granola), not sure about the cooked food because we didn’t try it. beautiful setting. The food with room service was only ok, possibly because compared to the rest of Lyon it wasn’t as incredible, and possibly because the restaurant was undergoing renovations so it was not at full capacity. The spa was small but manageable because we needed to book the time (preventing too many people in there at once). The floors were very slippery and my partner hit his head - I think this needs to be fixed (we were not the only ones slipping everywhere when the floor was wet).

This was the second time I had stayed at the Grand Hotel des Terreaux. The hotel is in a central location in Lyon, and I like the style. The service was excellent, they speak English, and I loved the breakfast buffet. The room I stayed in was very nice but on the smaller side, typical for hotel rooms in France. The bed was very comfortable for me, and the room had air conditioning which is great as it can get quite warm in France. Wireless access was included, and fast and reliable. Overall an excellent hotel I can highly recommend.

The location is very good, just a few minutes walk from Lyon Central Station. There is a supermarket and a shopping center nearby. The room I stayed in did not have shampoo refills, but the room was clean, and it had a pool and gym, so it was acceptable for a good value hotel.

I had a pleasant stay recently at the Mercure Lyon Saxe Lafayette hotel. It's about a 20-minute walk from the Part Dieu train station and a short walk to the bridges on the Rhone side of Presque'Ile. The room was quiet and comfortable, the staff were friendly, and the breakfast buffet was reasonably extensive. Using the hotel as a base, I was able to walk to most of the sites I wanted to visit in Lyon, including--via the funicular--those in the Vieux Lyon section on the west side of the Saone. I used the fitness room during my stay. Not all the equipment was in working order (some better than others), and it was only open until 9 pm. All in all, a nice experience...

If your business itinerary takes you to Lyon, then Hotel Fourviers may be your savior. Imagine walking back to your hotel in the heart of the city after a day of meetings, surrounded by charming historic buildings instead of endless traffic jams. Fourvier's network speed is so fast that you can clearly see the facial expressions of every colleague during a video conference, which may not be something you can experience at home. The in-room desk is large enough to spread out all your files and still accommodate your computer and that essential cup of coffee. Speaking of coffee, the hotel's breakfast feels like it's tailor-made to help you recover from jet lag, with so many choices that your biggest morning dilemma becomes ”what should I eat today?” In the evening, you can enjoy a meal in the hotel's restaurant or order a drink in the bar, relax, and proudly say to yourself: ”I was really productive today!” Overall, the Fourvière Hotel is the kind of place where even if A place where no matter how busy you are at work, you can feel like a guy enjoying life.

On the hill, the hotel overlooks the old town and the main church, and the scenery is breathtaking. The breakfast is very good, the variety is rich, the fruit is very fresh, and the outdoor dining environment is equally satisfying. The hotel’s Michelin restaurant is also very good, with a historic and historic location in the heart of the city. The outdoor swimming pool is also very beautiful, and you can take a look at the night in the night to enjoy the real night! Every day, I have to climb a high ladder back to the hotel, so tired, oh, oh

This is such a wonderful gem of a hotel, it makes Lyon feel like a holiday home almost immediately. The front desk staff was only too happy to open the door to greet you, they are located in their own cozy corner on the ground floor, rather spartan because everything else - bar, breakfast spot, cocktail lounge - is up the stairs. The hotel may look deceptively quiet but we have stayed in such places where you feel like you have the whole place to yourself, when actually, it does have other hotel guests. Perched on the ancient Fourviere hills and two minutes down the slope from the Roman amphitheatre, the location is within walking distance to the Notre Dame as well as the funicular down to Vieux Lyon. The pool is really relaxing after a whole day of exploring the walking city, and has a fabulous spa of steam and sauna and massage services (book ahead). We checked in slightly earlier and were redirected to the cafe with a wide view of the city and rivers. Food was excellent. The concierge team is very friendly - Francois, Julien and Alvaro can quickly suggest and advise and research for you. Francois sorted out a dinner reservation for me where I had booked the wrong date and purchased extra meal vouchers. A really lovely time, we are telling everyone to go to Lyon now.

My wife has stayed here several times over the years, me, only couple. Lovely spa area, as usual But…. 1) the showers in the rooms are, and always have been, absolutely poor. No power, impossible to stay in a fixed position and difficult to adjust the temperature 2) the two lifts are small and incredibly slow 3) pre COVID you could go to the bar from the spa in the towelling robes. Apparently, people complained and now it is not allowed. But it is Ok for women exposing lots of flesh albeit in outdoor clothing. We don’t understand the logic We should not have to complain about the first two points about a fairly expensive 4* hotel

Good value hotel. Rooms have well equipped kitchenettes. Beds comfy. Sofabed for 2 as well making it an in deal place for a family of 4. Pool is a bonus plus parking (€12.50) and late midday check out. Easy to explore Lyon by foot and drive to Lyon airport.

The parking lot is inconvenient, and it costs 12 euros. The overall room is clean. The restrooms are the same as other European hotels. They are prone to leaks. Breakfast is acceptable and there are fewer choices.