Saint-Germain-sur-l'Arbresle Hotels, Saint-Germain-Nuelles

"This is a really basic hotel. It is perfectly fine for a single person. I found the front desk staff efficient but not particularly friendly or helpful. You get a bed, a shower, and a toilet. Everything is modern and clean, but amenities are limited, from something as simple as the combo shampoo and body wash, to no drawers to put things away. The breakfast, which is not included but it seems everyone partakes, is self serve, but great variety. They have a buffet dinner as well that is plentiful and surprisingly fresh and good. Other than a restaurant, there are really no other amenities. The location is central to the Part Diuex train station, so it's covenent for arrival to Lyon, and the noise from there is minimal. However it is next to a park where there are people "hanging out" all day long, sometimes noisily. It should be noted that the coolest parts of Lyon are at east a 20-30 minute walk or bus ride away. Easy to get there, but not out the door. I loved Lyon; there was a lot to do. I would stay somewhere more central next time."

"Great location for transit passengers. Room 310 v small. Bed was like a camp folding bed - good mattress. Great shower. Overall suited us. Staff very helpful and excellent breakfast. Short walk to Galeries Lafayette and many restaurants and shops"

"Excellent location for old town tours. Very good amenities. It is far better 4-star hotels comparing to other 4-star hotels we stayed on the same trip in France. The hotel offers slippers and bathrobes and the Spa opens until 11:00pm. The staff is also very helpful."

"Amazing hotel! Super staff Beautiful breakfast Comfortable bed and room Brilliant location Highly recommend "

"Great breakfast (a focus on quality ingredients), great sized room, modern "

"Excellent "

"The hotel is good overall. The staff is great, especially Macedo."

"Great location, wonderful service"

"The Staff were welcoming and friendly yet very professional. The location was excellent for public transport and walking into the centre of Lyon. "