Room look great but the toilet has a separate toilet closet and I feel it's a extermly small. And the night stands are a bit small you can put too many things on them.
Hotel Mercure Lyon Centre - Gare Part Dieu
Address: 50 Rue De La VilletteAvailability
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Difficult to park outside entrance. Garage where I wouldn’t drive down with my EV9. No charging. Nice big room. No extra for the dogs. Amazing ly good restaurant.
We were in Lyon from April 27 to May 1, and booked this hotel because of its location next to the SNCF station at Lyon Part-Dieu, as well as its convenient links to get around the city. If you are arriving in Lyon by train, or have onward travel, this is an excellent location.. We were in the Suite Edouard Herriot, which was spacious and clean, and the bed was very comfortable. The surrounding area is dynamic and busy, but street noise never intruded into the room. The room contains a (quite) small fridge, which was convenient when needed. The only minor complaint is that the shower isn't quite as fully enclosed as one would like, so water tended to escape onto the bathroom floor. All in all, this is a very good hotel in a very convenient location.
Great little hotel, located behind the train station. It has 2 set of double glazing, so was very quiet. Location great for transport if you are arriving by train. Takes 40 minutes or so to walk into the centre or you can just use the metro or trams or buses. Big Westfield shopping centre close by. Massive TV in room which had conveniently located USB and HDMI sockets so you can plugs in your own viewing entertainment. Huge comfortable bed and the breakfast in the morning had everything you could want.
We stayed here for two nights while visiting Lyon, and unfortunately, the experience did not meet expectations. Parking was extremely difficult to access, which made arrival stressful. The room itself had several issues: there was no air conditioning, and we were advised to open the window for fresh air—which wasn’t practical given the constant noise from the nearby train station. Additionally, one of the lamps didn’t work, and the hair dryer was broken (though it was replaced after we reported it). The biggest disappointment was the pricing. The room typically seems to go for around $130 per night, yet we were charged over $250 for the first night and more than $330 for the second. For that price, the quality simply didn’t match. The overall experience felt closer to a basic hotel like a Holiday Inn in the U.S., rather than a true 4-star property. Overall, we left feeling that the hotel was significantly overpriced for what it offers.
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