Lyon-Hotel Recommendations
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This past Nov we stayed at La Residence , on Ave Foch , which runs between Pl BEllecour and the Perrache station. The location could not be more convenient. We could walk across the bridge to Vieux Lyon and St Jean and also right to the funicular to Notre dame. Place Bellecour was 1 city block away.
We had a very nice double room facing the Ave. It was quiet at night as the street is mainly pedestrianized. The breakfast was plentiful at the hotel or the is a sm cafe across the street. The staff was most helpful and there is free internet in the loby.
I think I may have posted some pics. on TA>
We had a very nice double room facing the Ave. It was quiet at night as the street is mainly pedestrianized. The breakfast was plentiful at the hotel or the is a sm cafe across the street. The staff was most helpful and there is free internet in the loby.
I think I may have posted some pics. on TA>
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I second the recommendation for La Residence. It has an unbeatable location. It is clean and comfortable with a friendly and helpful staff.
I'd also like to recommend the Resistance Museum. It is the only museum where I ran down the batteries in the handheld guide.
I'd also like to recommend the Resistance Museum. It is the only museum where I ran down the batteries in the handheld guide.
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Can also vouch for Hotel la Résidence in terms of location, quality of accommodation and value for money.
However, I think that Jody's got her streets mixed up as the hotel is on Rue Victor Hugo, which is the pedestrian street leading from Place Bellecour to Perrache station. Avenue Foch is on the other side of the River Rhône, in the 3rd and 6th arrondissements.
However, I think that Jody's got her streets mixed up as the hotel is on Rue Victor Hugo, which is the pedestrian street leading from Place Bellecour to Perrache station. Avenue Foch is on the other side of the River Rhône, in the 3rd and 6th arrondissements.
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#11
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I've also seen Hotel des Artistes recommended here...
http://www.hoteldesartistes.fr/
I walked by this one, great location and views...
http://www.villaflorentine.com/
http://www.hoteldesartistes.fr/
I walked by this one, great location and views...
http://www.villaflorentine.com/
#12
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Perhaps, they don't have real single rooms only for 1 person. I stayed once (admittedly long time ago, maybe 6 years) alone for about €70. The room was not tiny and the bed was large enough for 2 + descent sized bathroom with tub. It also had WC in a seperate booth that I found peculiar but would be practical if you were not alone.
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Hello,
I'm really not sure of the best place to buy silk in Lyon. I doubt you'll find any bargains, as I don't think much silk is even produced in the city these days, at least not in relative terms.
However, a visit to the silk weaver's museum (la Maison des Canuts) might yield some results, as they do have a shop.
http://www.maisondescanuts.com/english/index.html
I'm really not sure of the best place to buy silk in Lyon. I doubt you'll find any bargains, as I don't think much silk is even produced in the city these days, at least not in relative terms.
However, a visit to the silk weaver's museum (la Maison des Canuts) might yield some results, as they do have a shop.
http://www.maisondescanuts.com/english/index.html
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