Citadines Part-Dieu Lyon

Lyon was a one night stop between trains from the Swiss Alps to the Haute-Provence, and for that this studio was excellent. It was the nicest studio I could find within a reasonable distance from the train station. The staff were friendly, the room was simple and cozy and had all we needed in a kitchenette and bathroom. We especially appreciated the fridge for our traveling food. The breakfast was substantial with a pleasant breakfast room. My partner found a nearby friendly outdoor restaurant open late with pomme frittes so he was happy. The building is on a pedestrian walkway and triangle park which was nice.

Location. First, the location is very good. Located very close to the city centre in a pedestrian area. The Room The room was very nice, spacious, and quiet. It must be said that the hotel is located in a pedestrian area, and therefore I assume that you will find quiet in all rooms. The room also had a small kitchen with all appliances (fridge, dishwasher, microwave, etc.). A coffee machine and a kettle are also available in the room, but you need to bring your own tea and coffee. We had a twin bedroom. The beds were large enough, and the mattresses were quite comfortable. There was no air conditioning, but we had a fan. This was okay for June, but I expect that during very warm summer days (and nights), this would not be sufficient. For instance, despite our fan, we had to keep the window open overnight. There is a TV in the room that we never used, but what is more important is the Wi-Fi, which was very good and fast. You can easily stream any Netflix or Amazon Prime video without any problems. The rendering is very fluid. Everything was provided, including towels and shower gel. I know all this is quite obvious, but I have been in hotels where it is not as obvious. Breakfast Breakfast was ok. You can have a basic continental or British breakfast. Parking Being in Lyon you don’t need a car. Therefore, it is important to find a parking space for your car. Parking around the hotel is very expensive. You should expect to pay around 40 EUR per 24 h. The hotel offers a parking space for 16 EUR per day. This is a bargain. However, the flip side is that parking is very narrow and because of that, if you have an SUV or a long car, its access requires special skills to enter and especially leave the parking. It is so narrow that you may damage your tires and/or rims. If you have a long limousine, for instance, or an oversized SUV, my recommendation would be to look for an alternative place to park.

Great location close to train station, with an easy walk to town centre along a main thoroughfare; though a little way away it's a nice stroll though there is public transport option. The massive Westfield shopping centre complex is just across from the station and there's a big supermarket. The room was quite spacious, with a well fitted out kitchenette. Bed was huge and comfortable, great pillows. Staff were friendly and helpful. Secure property. Great supply of hot water which doesn't run out and wi fi connection is stable. A great stay!

Well situated apartment hotel near the main station. Located in a pedestrian area. Well equipped kitchen and bathroom, comfortable bed. Helpful and friendly staff. Free coffee in the lobby. Shops and restaurants nearby including Halles de Paul Bocuse

Very comfortable big bed. Quality bedding. Doors open onto small terrace. Great location - Les Halles Lyon is an amazing huge market. Galleries Lafayette not far. Train station Part Dieu is a 15 minute walk through a huge shopping centre. Other public transport. Lots of nail salons in Cours Lafayette round the corner. Quiet.