A small hotel right next to Perrache Station. Getting there is easy, via metro, tram, or train. It's a 3-4-minute walk from the stop to the hotel, but check the map carefully to avoid getting lost, as it's a train station with multiple exits. There are a couple of cafes near the hotel. One is crowded with young people, while the other is more mature and serves French cuisine. The hotel is dated, with the design likely at least 20 years old. The corridors on the floors with rooms are cramped. The room is small, essentially a table and a bed—okay for a night or two, but I wouldn't recommend it for longer, as it's a bit cramped. The shower in the bathroom is also tiny; I can't imagine how a large person could wash in there. Breakfast is served until 10 a.m., a modest buffet: 3-4 hot appetizers to choose from—omelette, fried bacon, vegetables; cheese and cold meats, some pastries. But overall, it's a decent breakfast. The staff speak English and are friendly. Overall, it's decent for the price of 120-130 euros, but nothing special. The location is great, the room is okay, but the hotel itself is a bit dated.
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