Le Carré Mercière , Appartements de Luxe au cœur de Lyon, Loft

Good location, friendly English speaking host, spacious apartment.

Hot water wasn't reliable. In the shower it fluctuated between warm and cold.

Beautiful loft space. Great location on a street of bars and restaurants but not noisy once windows shut. Great amenities. Helpful host.

Shower head needs cleaning to work better. I knew the mezzanine bed would be a low ceiling so this isn't a complaint but it is awkward.

Thee location was very central and close to the fresh produce market on the riverside.

The downstairs area was quite unloved and could be very nice with some greenery. The furniture in the apartment was not sturdy, in fact, one of the stools was broken. There was also a lot of light switches which didn’t work. It would be great if the apartment had a fan, as we personally found the apartment very hot.

All the apartment is perfect. Very clean. Ideally located. But the main thing was an excellent communication. Thank you.

location

dirty entrance and dirty room no hot water!

location and ambiance

water heater was sporadic

Rustical and comfy,bed is wonderful in the Stendhal flat.Very central and very quiet,although the building it s on a busy street . Hosts very helpful at all times.

beautiful apartment and great location

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Perfect if you're visiting Lyon for the food, excellent location with loads of great restaurants on your doorstep. Apartment was a decent size and the bed comfortable. Good on a budget. We had some trouble getting in, but the host was communicative and helped us find the key. There was even a local brioche waiting for us inside.

We stayed in the smaller of the two apartments (the one without a mezzanine) and it was clear the dividing wall was very thin. We could hear everything happening next door, and there was a very strong smell of cigarette smoke. It's unfortunate, but you need to be lucky with your neighbours. It was also very hot in the room, which was ironic as there was rarely any hot water. Some of the electrics were quirky as well. You had to stroke the kitchen light switch in just the right way to turn it on, and the switch for the bathroom light was by the front door.