Hotels with Bars in Lille

Stayed here for one night as staging post to start a rail holiday in Europe. Super convenient location directly across from Lille Europe station and just a few minutes’ walk from the Euralille shopping centre and the city centre. Whilst the public areas appear to have been updated, the rooms clearly haven’t for some time. Whilst terribly dated in design terms and very worn, the room itself was clean, quiet and very comfortable. Breakfast was very good with a decent selection of hot and cold items. Definitely worth considering but only if you don’t mind a trip back to the early 90s in terms of room decor.

I can't fault my experience of The Carlton Hotel, from the cheerful and helpful staff, to the lovely spacious room & bathroom. The breakfast room was wonderful, (complete with views of the square and Opera House), matched by the excellent choice of food. A wonderful way to start the day!

The hotel's facilities are good, the breakfast is simple, the location is very convenient in the city center, you can walk to many classics, the attitude of the front desk is also very friendly, good hotel

I stayed at this hotel very early, but at that time it seemed to be in the center of the railway station. In fact, it is very convenient to go to the Grand Plaza. The front desk is very enthusiastic. Tell us that we can use the subway to go to the three stations. With free parking, just call them and it's very convenient to get on the high speed!

A centuries-old church-renovated hotel, the collision of classical culture and modern culture, gardens, churches, pianos, murals, elegant and chic environment, gives a heavy feeling. Because the setting of the room is a bit complicated, the front desk will be very intimate to bring guests to the room.

We have no power in the bathroom, but we were surprised for a recent hotel and the current needs... No windows so difficult to air! Heating closed at 24*! The Quarter may be an advantage in terms of mobility but not very well attended, of which we come to the point of the Parking, the hotel does not have one, there are outdoor places, but the number of broken windows will pass you the desire to try the experience. This was confirmed during the room taking, so we chose the underground parking recommended by the staff (at least 8€ per tranche of 12h...). The shower is spacious and easy to access, unfortunately closed and leaved on the The hotel was not only a good hotel but also a good hotel. Breakfast is very good, the simple bacon egg finishes all dry, now beautiful fruit salad, privileged French products, good winemakers...! With friendly home for ladies. The spacious hall is equipped with baby foot, chairs. Having stayed in hundreds of hotels, many of B&B, there are valuable changes with always an interesting cost.

Really quaint and quirky hostel in Lille's downtown core. Very nice staff and great for socializing, especially in their open patios! Rooms are tidy and clean including bathrooms. Breakfast is served with a wide range of options (definitely try the cheese) and a large choice of beers. Only downside was no lockers, but hopefully that's a feature in the near future!

I had stayed here previously and been very impressed so returned. Staff very helpful and friendly. Rooms excellent/comfortable. Had a lovely meal in Ma Reine restaurant - also good cocktails served on the patio area. Wide selection and range for breakfast. Excellent value. Good location close to Eurostar and the Old Town.

On the last day of our stay I had to get onto reception to clean room no toilet paper no clean towels. The receptionist said you were in your room. That's why we could not clean it, so 8 said OK my husband and I will go out for an hour. We came back and the maid was just finishing off the room. The walls had filled in holes and wood hip paper over them. The toilet no bleach down and had to use my hand wipes to clean toilet. You have to mind all the steps when getting out of toilet and bathroom, also make sure you shut your hotel door properly as it does not shut itself. The breakfast croissant were greasey, I took my own teabags. As the ones they had were mint and the coffee pod machine was filthy don't use. We stayed in room 306 avoid, as you will here very loud noise off buses, cars beeping there horns at each other every night and day. Before the pandemic we stayed in room 308 that was OK. When you try to speak to reception they don't understand you unless you speak in French. Breakfast we went for 6am and around 7am was absolutely full no seats or tables. Seats are like wood and metal tables all wonky. One of the machines were broken in breakfast area. One of the breakfast staff always swapping things round when your trying to have a quiet breakfast. Like setting bowls and hot plate up again. Say its a 2 star instead of 3 star, the microwave you can only put microwave chips on from carrefour. Lille is 4 times expensive now and beggers argue with you and follow you around till you give them money. If you don't give beggers money they try to take your bags off you and I think got the jest they are threatening you. You have to walk away from them quickly. We will never go there again.

We stayed here one night when we needed rescuing last minute due to the train strike. Usual clean, comfortable Ibis hotel, always good for a short city break, however avoid room 105, the wifi was shocking (ibis generally have good wifi as I have stayed in a few) and I called it a little prison cell, as the only window was up by the ceiling less than a foot long, had I been staying more than one night I would have asked for a new room. Natural light was poor. But it was clean and comfortable, general Ibis standards and good for a short stay. It’s across the road from Westfield shopping centre, and an easier walk from the station if you cut through the shopping centre, google maps took us the long way around. It was a good 10/15 minute walk from the centre of town, nice Christmas markets, and no restaurants within easy walking distance, unless you like the food courts in Westfield. Staff were friendly. My gripe is the check in! We arrived at the same time as a massive coach party, who’s tour guide made all his approx. 50 guests congregate around the small check in area whilst he called out their names and handed out their keys! They have a huge seating area to the rear, I’m not sure why the tour guide didn’t move his 50 guests to that area as he shouted out each individuals name and handed them their keys. We had to weave through all these guests to do our check in over his hollering.