I've either been very lucky or have lower standards than some of the reviewers here, as my single ('loge') room was just perfect (Room 401). Overlooking the narrow Rue de Lanterne, once the window was closed you couldn't hear a thing despite the very busy and noisy weekend that was going on outside. Yes, the room is compact but has... more

Stayed at Grand Hotel des Terreaux for two nights during a stopover in Lyon. Room, though small and overlooking inner courtyard/air shaft, was nicely renovated, extremely comfortable and more than suitable for our short stay (we peeked into some of the outside-facing rooms and they looked quite charming). Free WiFi was a real value-add. Nice hot shower (with bathtub), well-lit,... more

The hotel is tucked away in a quiet street very near the lovely Place des Terreaux. The young women working at the reception are friendly and efficient, and make all guests feel very welcome. A comfortable bar area provides a nice waiting space should the small elevator be busy. The rooms, with immensely comfortable beds, are decorated with care and... more

Chinese room decor, okay size of room and bathroom, located on quiet street close to old town, restaurants and shopping streets. Don't miss the museum of miniatures and movie decors. more

My room was cute, clean and the staff was great. If you want to be somewhere nice but would like to stay under $200 it is perfect. The breakfast was wonderful. Would definitely stay there again. more

Grand Hotel des Terreaux, Lyon, France Date: october 26, 2008 reviewer: Wanda Maia, Rio de janeiro, Brazil My aunt and I stayed at Grand Hotel des Terreaux for 6 days in october, 2008. We stayed at the Corbeille room, a charming, spacious, beautifully decorated room. GHT it's a very nice hotel, in a excellent and very convenient and central location... more

Booked the hotel via Federal Hotels, with a very good rate (20% off). The hotel is located downtown Lyon, very close to Place des Terreaux, in a very scenic area, and close to most landmarks. There is public parking nearby (parking in the streets is not easy). It seems the hotel was recently renovated, as the room, reception and public... more

As with the last reviewer, I too was a female traveling alone, at least for the first night. It was the beginning of almost two weeks in France, meeting with my husband the next day. I also, could barely get through the door with my suitcase, as the desk clerk just sat and watched me. Again after checking in I... more

I stayed at the hotel for one night last week. Based upon trip advisor reviews, I booked a corbeille room for 148 euros and expected a nice room. I apparently got the "single female just staying for one night" Corbeille room 106 - it was small, with tiny bathroom with no tub that overlooked the ground floor of the air... more