ibis Lyon Centre Perrache 3 gwiazdki

A great hotel, in a great location. Once you navigate the spaghetti of streets that surround the Perrache station, that is. Friendly staff. Very clean and comfortable rooms. There is a breakfast option but Paul bakery up the road is a cheaper and tastier option.

We have a one night stay . Freindly welcoming Team at the reception , they were very helpful . They organised for me a very early breakfast at 4 AM before my departure to Lyon Airport . I have just a concern, it is no problem to be very Economy Hotel for such high daily rate , it is not convenient or Hygienic to have only one big body Towel and nothing else no small or face towel nothing but one big towel for shower , face .....allll

If you are looking for a clean, no frills place, this is for you. Quiet, friendly staff. I would recommend this place if you are looking for a hotel where you basically only want to sleep. Breakfast is good.

We, an Israeli couple decided to visit only Lyon (following the slogan) during five day. The hotel is not luxurious ( well it is Ibis not Sofitel) but very pleasant and near to main transportation stations. The nearby restaurant, Brasserie Georges, is a must. What have done our stay unforgettable is the personnel and mainly the young women of the reception. Handicapped with a scooter I got from them any help needed. Merci beaucoup.

I like the Ibis brand but so many of them are soulless concrete towers. This one however is in an old building with interesting architectural bits fortunately not torn out from its former life. (Photo of the lovely staircase below.) Okay, so not too much to say about the hotel. You always know what you're getting with Ibis. In this case, the girls that worked the check-in counter were very kind and friendly and helpful. Thank you. The maids cleaning the room were kind as well and did a great job keeping the place immaculate. Thank you as well to them. About the neighborhood: Perrache is a quirky neighborhood. I love it, but it takes a bit of getting used to. Doesn't matter whether you're going north or south, you have to go up and down stairs and/or escalators. It's actually a bit fun but it's also insane. And extremely confusing until you get the hang of it. Place Carnot just to the north has a ton of cute cafés and restaurants and all of the services we tourists need; ATMs and pharmacies and grocery stores and some deadly pastry shops. If you go south you'll find all the same things as well as a massive Carrefour supermarket. I walked everywhere but the metro and trams T1 and T2 stop at Perrache. So you don't have to walk, if you don't want to. Just on the other side of Perrache station is the hotel Mercure Chateau Perrache, a very lovely upscale and historic hotel. Compare prices as the Mercure often is the same price and bizarrely sometimes even less expensive than this Ibis. If that's the case, then stay at the Mercure.