Mercure Lyon Centre Charpennes Parc de la Tête d'Or

Nice hotel

超讚的飯店，出門就是捷運，服務員很親切，房間有小冰箱而且冷度非常夠，是我這次住到房間裡有冰箱，而且還真得是冰箱的冰箱，很多飯店沒有，就算有也常常不夠冷，很沒誠意，還不如不要放，除此之外冰箱裡還有免費的水，飲料跟小點心，真的很不錯～

房間空間不大，但是比較乾淨，該有的設施都有，不過因為歐洲的環保理念房間沒有一次性用品，都得自己帶

位置好，略舊些，但乾淨

Very good hotel in a great location just outside the city centre. We received a warm welcome for 2 nights stay at this hotel. The receptionist shared useful information to help us settle in. Our standard room on the first floor was a good size, clean, very comfortable and well decorated. There is tea & coffee making facilities in the room as well as a mini fridge. The location is quieter than being in the city centre and transport links - metro, trams & buses are a few metres from the hotel. A choice of shops, restaurants and bars in the area. It’s very quick and easy to get around. We would visit Lyon again and stay at this hotel.

At first glance, the hotel might seem slightly removed from the center of Lyon, but it's actually very accessible via the nearby metro and tram stops, which are just steps from the hotel entrance. This convenient public transport connection allows you to reach the heart of Lyon in under 10 minutes, including the main train station. The surrounding neighborhood is more residential and business-oriented, offering a quieter, less touristy experience. However, you'll still find a good selection of local bars and restaurants, and the hotel itself has a restaurant that offers dining on-site. The lobby is small but inviting, with a modest seating area. While it's tastefully decorated, a touch more character or warmth could elevate the space and set it apart from typical business hotels. Service at reception was welcoming, though there was some initial confusion regarding my prepaid booking, which wasn’t immediately recognized. Additionally, no upgrade was offered despite my Accor status. However, after viewing the room I enquired whether an upgrade may be available and was promptly moved to a privilege room, which made a noticeable difference. While the hallway leading to the room felt a bit dated, the standard room itself, though small, was functional and comfortable. However, it lacked warmth and a distinctive charm. Upon moving to the privilege room, however, the experience transformed. The privilege room was beautifully designed, with modern, plush furnishings that exuded both style and comfort. The room featured a small entryway with a wardrobe, a Nespresso machine, a mini-fridge, and complimentary beverages. The bedroom had a spacious seating area opposite a large bed, separated by a small desk and vanity area. A large TV could be angled to face either the bed or the seating area. While the bathroom was well-equipped, it could have benefited from a rain shower to enhance the experience. The room was also equipped with ample electrical outlets and USB ports, along with various lighting options, adding to its convenience. I highly recommend opting for the privilege room—it truly elevated my stay and was well worth the additional cost, especially after comparing it to the standard room.