Basic continental breakfast at reasonable price. Great location in business/shopping district in Lyon. Hotel stall very friendly and helpful.. Hotel is old but very well maintained and up to date. Access to breakfast room comprised a winding narrow staircase. Quaint old world charm, Nicely refurbished breakfast room looked like it previously served as a cellar.

Access to room is from first floor using stairs or lift that is very small. Access from ground floor reception is via a winding stair which was difficult to navigate with heavy luggage. Coffee/tea making facilities nor tissues were available in the room

Located in heart of all the shopping center, just beside Louis Vuitton store. Walking distance to old town, Basilica and major food joints. Clean rooms.

The elevator starts from 1st floor, you have to take stairs with your luggage from ground floor, so if you are staying in 1st floor, then the elevator is of no use. No kettle in the room, cheap plastic glasses. very small shower cubicle and heavier people will find it difficult to get inside. bonus: All the shops nearby remain close on Sunday in Lyon if you are planning a trip here. So location advantage of being nearby to all shops does not benefit.

This is a very good hotel for the budget-conscious. It's location in the smart part of the city and the Old Town being just over the bridge makes it a very good value-for-money option when searching for a couple of nights stay in Lyon. The staff were friendly, the hotel is clean and our double-glazed comfort room looking over the street was perfectly adequate for our needs. The bed was comfortable, too. The reasonably-priced breakfast - yoghurt/bread/croissant/pain au chocolat/ coffee/orange juice was almost more than we could manage to eat! We are an older couple and have seen many examples of this type of traditional hotel over the many years we have been holidaying in France and it's so pleasant these days to find them - like the Elysee - updated and with air-conditioning, even if for some reviewers on this site, their expectations are much higher.

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Good location, 10-15 minute walk from the old town, with plenty of shops, restaurants and bars within a 5 minute radius. Bellecour metro and other transport links are close by. The room was pleasant, a decent size for the room type. WiFi worked really well in the hotel (I was on the top floor). Extra cushion and blanket provided in the wardrobe in the room. Staff were very friendly, most notably the gentleman at reception when I checked in. When I stumbled over my French and went to revert to English he encouraged me to keep speaking French, which for someone currently learning the language is much appreciated! Property itself is well maintained and does have a charm to it. There may be more lucrative options nearby but I’d certainly stay here again.

The room, whilst tidy, certainly needs a bit of TLC, as is the case with most periodic properties. But it certainly didn’t make the room an uncomfortable place to stay.

The hotel is in an excellent location in the centre of Lyon, but with the feeling of being tucked away and peaceful. Our room was clean and comfortable. For breakfast we had croissants, orange juice and yoghurt with tea or coffee. The staff were always friendly and helpful.

One very small point - it would have been good to have tea/coffee making facility in the room.

For the price was really nice. The staff were very nice to me and I enjoyed the location.

The way they serve the breakfast. You should tell what you want, but they only speak French. I would try to google the words, but there wasn't anything with the wi-fi passcode. To ask in the reception, I would need to go upstairs, so I gave up and ate what I could. But this was not a big deal, just something that can improve.

Bottom line is that I would stay here again. The staff was helpful, the the room was plenty big by European standards, location in the center of activities and the metro was about two blocks away.

If you have difficulty climbing a flight of stairs, this place is not for you. The elevator is only accessible after climbing a flight of stairs from the lobby. May cause problems with luggage. If you have no problem with stairs, this place is perfect .

Location, very comfortable bed and hotel staff were friendly and helpful.

Lift is on first floor. Guests have to climb up many flight of stairs to the lift. Those with heavy baggages may find it a challenge. Moreover, the lift is very small, can only accommodate 2 persons with a small baggage.

The attic was really cosy for one night in the center of the city. It's clean, quiet and in the best part of this wonderful city.

The only thing I was scared about it was the fact that there was no elevator and I had to carry my stuff on the stairs to the last floor, but it's a good motivation to keep in shape after a long trip seatted with no movement. ))

Location, location, location! You are dead center in the heart of everything. Legendary Lyonnaise cuisine of all types and price ranges abounds at buchons, brasseries and restaurants on little cobbled alleys a short walk away. Great chocolate shops, the famous silver passage are close and there’s even an Hermes next door. Because the area stores close at a civilized hour, it’s super quiet at night. Both the Rhône and other River are not even 10 minutes stroll from the front door. Numerous bridges cross to the historic but much more touristy Vieux Lyon, as well as the funiculars up to fabled churches. The train station is a short bus ride away. The property is charming and quirky. You walk a narrow hallway, then some stairs to reception. More steps lead to the tiny elevator. Rooms are small and dated, but what do you expect for such a low price. Great hot water and cool AC. Comfy bed and plenty of outlets. They take your key on the way out each morning, a little odd but it works

Room very dated. Room very small. Tiny elevator. Had to walk a flight of steps to reception -- then another until you got to the elevator. No in-room safe. The places is quirky, but we MUST have in-room safes these days.