ibis Lyon Part Dieu Les Halles

Hôtel proche de la gare et d’un centre commercial. Quartier avec beaucoup de bureaux donc assez calme. Chambre propre mais quelques endroits avec de la poussière. Traces de moisissures dans la douche. Personnel très aimable et réactif.

Never booking here again. Baby cockroaches in the sink in bathroom, notified management through feedback and nothing was done. Booking was pre-paid so options to leave were non-existent. Room is extremely small as half of the room is swallowed by the bed. Hospital rooms are much bigger cmand comfortable. Curtains had holes in them, looked like results of insects that create holes in fabric. Bath towels had stains. Twice, housekeeping opened the door without knocking. No inclusive or complimentary amenities like coffee, tea, sugar etc. Highlight: Fragrance of shower gel and working hot water.

Loud

Excellent location, friendly staff.

It met our needs regarding closeness to train station.

Personnel were very helpful and professional. The bed was awful with plastic mattress cover under the sheet. You will sweat all night! Not good sleeping experience.

Very basic room and not much space- however booked on a budget so think acceptable. Clean room but walls in bathroom a bit grubby/ marked. The bed was very comfortable and clean. Like that we could open a window and nice view. We would go back as good location. Would have been helpful to have kettle in 5he room for morning hot drink.

This was the third and final ibis Hotel we stayed at on our trip. All of them seem to have a ventilation problem in the shower: it either doesn’t work or doesn’t exist. And don’t get me started on room size—if you’re taller than 5'8", things get awkward. I’m 6 feet and managed to bump my head on the wall in front of the toilet. In general, it’s fine if you just need a place to crash. Room 404, beware… After checking in, I noticed ants—wait, ANTS—in the bathroom. I killed six, mentioned it to my wife, who was too sleepy to care, and we took a nap. Later, I went back in and saw more of these “things” that looked like ants. My wife shrugged, so we told reception on the way out for dinner. The receptionist looked confused by my request for bug spray and insisted on coming with us. Armed with two bottles (Windex and bleach), she started spraying the floor. I asked if we could switch rooms, but the hotel was full; she promised we could move in the morning. After dinner, though, the creatures had returned in force—bathroom and desk included. My wife went to reception while I packed up. She came back with a key for a new room, leaving me both frustrated and confused. P.S. To the curly brunette who yelled at me about bringing in food: I thought it was a bar in the lobby, not a restaurant. A little politeness goes a long way.

Very small rooms that are not expensvie

One of the better budget Ibis hotels we have stayed in. Good size room for price. Hair dryer was from the 60s though. Weird eggy smell from tiolet.