4-Star Hotels in Lyon

The same as other Tribes I have stayed at but a bit less good vibes. I was feeling unwell for the majority of my stay but I can still pick up on care and attention from staff when I am unwell in fact their probably ought to have been more. More function that funk! Likely not to stay again when in Lyon and to add, bad reviews are rare from me as you will see from my passed reviews. I didn't even feel like saying thank you. Very unlike me.

The hotel is in a great location—well-appointed, refined, and quiet, facing a park. You can catch a bus right outside, making it very convenient to reach the train station and the city center. The front desk and concierge services are very attentive and thoughtful. The hotel has a more classical style, and even the public restrooms are very clean. The room includes a separate kitchen, which is very convenient. However, there are a few drawbacks: 1. The air conditioning is not in operation recently, so the room feels rather stuffy. 2. The size and comfort of the pillows may vary from person to person, but I personally didn’t find them very comfortable. 3. The large shower head has some water stains, hence slightly clogged, causing the water flow to be less smooth.

This was my first time in Lyon. I had options between the 2nd and 5th arrondissements, but ultimately, I found the Fourviere Hotel to be a unique hotel. Having traveled extensively in Europe and been impressed by the quality of converted monasteries, I chose it. Staying here was absolutely the right choice. It's conveniently located for visiting major attractions—just a tram ride away, or almost anything else is within walking distance. The hotel is also thoughtfully decorated, clean, and the bedding and toiletries are high-quality, reminiscent of a Harry Potter school. The front desk staff were also very friendly and provided all the necessary information. We'd definitely stay here again if we were to visit Lyon again, and we highly recommend it to anyone who's struggling to decide!

The location of the hotel is a bit remote, a little away from the city and very close to the train station. There are many homeless tents under the train station bridge. The hotel facilities are okay, but the parking fee is a bit expensive.

The hotel is very new. As the information shows, it was newly renovated in 3019. There is a large restaurant on the first floor. There is free coffee and chocolate machine 24 hours a day. You can drink as much as you want, as well as snacks and fruits. The room is also quite large and new. It is a very good experience.

This hôtel is over rated. The reception area is minuscule, the overall layout is complicated with multiple small corridors and more doors than I have ever seen! The cleanliness was ok but it was very dated in the room. I had to cover The bedside table with a towel iPad the wood was chipped. The cushions also do not seem to be changed between customers. The shower was ok but not amazing as the water temperature kept changing on its own (most likely when someone in another room was using hit water). The soap dispenser in the shower contained a good quality soap, but it was almost empty so I couldn’t use it on day 2. I wouldn’t stay there again. The staff were however super helpful and friendly.

It is just next to the Lyon Congress Centre, but a distance from the old town. Not much eatery around the neighbourhood, but the public transport is just a stone throw away from the hotel. Easy to get around with the public transport. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We had a problem with hot water shower and they send help very soon after our call. The breakfast was good too, but not much changes for the three days I was there.

Everything was clean and I had a pleasant stay. However, the window blinds were broken so you could not sleep in darkness. The toilet kept making noises.

The check-in process. I arrived at 10 PM and discovered it was impossible to access the property without first completing an online registration to get an access code. The most frustrating part was having to pay the city tax separately online before receiving this crucial code. Why isn't this tax included directly in the total price when booking online? It would avoid cumbersome steps on a smartphone in front of the door late at night, especially when the room is already paid for. Automation should simplify the customer's life, not add administrative hurdles in the middle of the night. I do not recommend this establishment if you're looking for a smooth experience.

J’ai passé 2 nuits et ça s’est bien passé malgré la femme de réception. Pour un hôtel de 4 étoiles à la ville de Lyon devrait être impeccable la réception. Quand je suis arrivée il n’y avait personne à la réception (un peu avant 15h), j’ai attendu 5min qu’elle arrive. Elle arrive en train de manger son gâteau et elle me dit à peine bonjour avec son gâteau dans la bouche. Elle fait mon Check in avec son gâteau toujours et elle m’explique rien par rapport à la chambre, l’hôtel, elle me demande de payer les 5€ de taxe et pas du tout gentille ni sympathique. Elle finit mon Check in et je lui demande pour le wifi, si le soir je peux rentrer normal etc cetait surtout qu’elle n’avait même pas la prédisposition à être gentille. Le lendemain matin je sors et je la croise et même pas bonjour. Le dernière jour, avant de partir, je donne la carte et il y avait une femme avec elle (la patronne ou cheffe) et tout un coup elle devient gentille, sympathique et elle me remercie même et souhaite bonne journée !! Tout car sa patronne était là. Par contre, son collègue du soir, très gentil. Pour un hôtel de 4* la polithese devrait être importante. Sinon le reste bien, je l’aurais donné plus de note mais la réceptionniste était horrible.