Hôtel du Parc

lose to restaurants, cafes, metro, etc. Easy access.

The welcome was good, but nothing special, though better at the start. The room lacked lighting. The table lamp really needs a proper lamp; it had a bit of a flea market feel. The bedside lamp was a little old-fashioned, and the one on the left needed checking; the mounting was wobbly. A safety glass screen in the shower would be welcome to avoid splashing water all over the bathroom. Non-slip pads in the shower would also be appreciated. Breakfast could have used a bit more cold cuts and cheese. Eggs would have been a nice addition. The breakfast staff were very friendly. The price was a bit high compared to the Accor hotels near Part-Dieu train station. A few euros more and the rooms would have been much nicer than the one I had, of course. I recommend this hotel even though I didn't get a proper double room with a real window, but rather a skylight.

The room was clean and spacious for one person. Being at the 6th floor I could not hear any noise from the street

The hotel is somehow basic: no amenities, fairly aged. For the price it could be better

The room was very good alhough one of the electrical sockets where the desk was didn't work. I reported that to reception and they helpfully gave some extension cords. I think the fuse box needs to be checked.

Nothing to report - I loved the stay.

Clean, nice staff, good location

The code to enter after hours I was given was incorrect and I was locked out for about 20-30 minutes quite late at night as a woman travelling alone it felt sketchy - I was eventually let in by a member of staff who was very nice about it, but she mentioned this is a frequent issue with the code changing. Additionally the property is not accessible to people with mobility issues - the elevator has a large heavy door which must be manually opened to enter/exit.