Best Hotels in Jons, France

A peacekeeping garden near Lyon. A faultless welcome and a professional team with a smile. I've had the chance to have a room with views over the river and the pool. Hotel very clean. I recommend and I will return with pleasure.

It is close to the station and Carrefour, and the transportation and shopping are very convenient. There is a kitchen, and the kitchen utensils can be used by yourself. There is also a paid parking lot, but there are not many parking spaces, so you have to try your luck to see if there are vacancies.

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.

The hotel is a very good hotel and is a good hotel. The rooms are sparate in the 1970s, which is more glacial despite the heat in the ground. Traces of humidity at the ceiling just above the bed head. Let au matlas défoncé, certainly we feel well the resorts. The bathroom is very date with the washing spots, black traces on the walls left by a wall accessory (hair dry?) missing, mosquito shower joints, hair and hair in the washing and shower! ... And it was the same for my 4 colleagues who had also booked. To avoid absolutely. And it is a 3 stars!!! ???

The location is average, not convenient for eating and shopping nearby; The advantage is that it is an apartment suite with complete living facilities; The subway is less than ten minutes away.

I recently stayed at the Eklo Lyon hotel and I have to say, I was thoroughly impressed. The hotel is incredibly clean and well-maintained, with a modern and stylish decor that creates a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. But what really stood out to me was the friendly and accommodating staff. Everyone I interacted with was genuinely welcoming and eager to make my stay as enjoyable as possible. The location of the hotel is perfect for exploring Lyon, with the Tram conveniently located right in front of the hotel. This makes it incredibly easy to get to the city center and explore all that Lyon has to offer. Additionally, the hotel has a great vibe, with a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere that made me feel right at home. The breakfast at the hotel was also a highlight. There were plenty of options available, with something to suit every taste. From fresh pastries to eggs, everything was delicious and well-prepared. Overall, I highly recommend the Eklo Lyon hotel. The combination of its clean and comfortable rooms, convenient location, friendly staff, and delicious breakfast make it a fantastic choice for anyone visiting Lyon.

My expectations were low and I was still disappointed. We had booked two rooms for a two day stay to attend a concert. The first room was ok, except for the smell of tobacco. It was also missing a plug so the bathtub was useless. The second room was filthy. Plenty of dust and grime on the walls several places, but that I could have accepted had it not been for the floor. The entire room was carpeted and on one side of the bed it was soaking wet. It stayed wet for our stay, even after maintenance checked it out. My husband accidentally stepped in it and his white sock turned brown. They also used some sort of perfume in the rooms and the hallways, which were nauseating. The food was edible. Pretty flavorless and bland. We ordered a charcuterie board and the sliced cheese had dried edges. The bread was also extremely dry, like cut to days ago and left on the counter. Breakfast was ok. Pancakes and eggs were good, but the rest wasn't much to write home about. Overall a very disappointing experience. Except the lobby and the staff. Lobby is gorgeous and the staff was extremely pleasant.

The hotel is very efficient, it is not warm. Parking is closed at night. Good litter, well white flats. Low price (50 euros per family room) makes the defects acceptable (such as the giant spider in the bathroom 😱). Ideal for a family who wants to take a step on the holiday road.

We arrived at about 10pm due to problems with the cross channel ferries, but were reassured by the idea that there was 24 hour access to this hotel. Unfortunately, when we arrived we were unable to check in. The machine at the entrance was broken (someone had smashed the screen) and it was so dark that we didn't immediately see a note attached to it which gave a phone number to call instead. We were unable to get into the car park because there were two barriers with pin pads. We managed to get through both eventually when other people arrived. Once we got in, we were stuck since we couldn't leave so we had to wait for other people to come in. There was no response to our pressing the help button on the intercom and the person I spoke to on the phone was completely unhelpful. I understand that I don't speak French very well, but I try and the person speaking to me made no effort to speak more slowly so that I could understand what he was saying. He hung up on my wife. When I got a fluent french speaking friend to call, they didn't answer. Eventually, we followed a french couple into the lobby and they drew our attention to an envelope which was left on the side with the room key in it and the access codes! When we got to the room, it was tidy but stank of smoke. Overall it was extremely stressful and I feel that it should have been made clear what the arrangements were if you check in later in the evening. It would not have been difficult to send an email explaining that if you check in late, an envelope will be left on the side with the key in it etc. We have two young children and nearly continued driving to our destination as we weren't sure we could actually get into the hotel.

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.