リヨンのホテル ベスト10：パール・デュー＆旧市街アクセス【2026年版】

Radisson Blu Hotel, Lyon sits on floors 14 to 32 of the Part-Dieu Tower, the skyscraper that doubles as Lyon's skyline marker. The rooms and the restaurant look out over the whole city, with the Alps filling in the backdrop on clear days. The TGV station is a 3-minute walk away, which puts Paris two hours down the line. Reviews land it at 8.6/10, with the loudest praise going to the wide, clean rooms and soundproofing that holds up well for a hotel this close to the tracks. The buffet breakfast gets good marks for range, and there's a fitness center, fast Wi-Fi throughout the tower and Express check-in for travelers moving in and out fast. It reads as a premium business-and-couples base in the middle of Lyon — the kind of place you book when the view and the station both matter.

ibis Styles Lyon Centre – Gare Part Dieu is the top-rated 3-star in the Part-Dieu area, pulling an 8.7/10 from real guest reviews on both Trip.com and Booking.com. Its big draw is breakfast included in the room rate — bread, cereal, fruit and drinks, no add-on at check-in. The rooms are genuinely well soundproofed despite sitting beside the city's main rail station, and several guests say they couldn't hear the trains at all. Staff get praised as helpful and friendly in review after review. The largest mall in Lyon, Westfield Part-Dieu, is a short walk away, and Metro Line B reaches Bellecour in the city centre in about 10 minutes. It suits solo travelers, couples and business guests who want a dependable 3-star that earns its keep in a strong location.

Mercure Lyon Centre Saxe Lafayette is a 4-star with something most hotels at this price in Lyon simply don't have: an indoor pool. It sits in Saxe-Gambetta, a genuinely local district with restaurants, cafes and a working market — not a tourist corridor — about 900 m from Lyon Part-Dieu station and within easy reach of Place Bellecour. Reviewers score it 8.3/10 and keep coming back to two things: rooms that feel bigger than expected and staff who actually look after you. A recent Booking.com review from May 2025 sums it up as "spacious rooms, incredibly friendly staff, clean and great location." There's also a gym, an in-house restaurant and bar, and free Wi-Fi. It's the right call if you want to walk Lyon on foot — sitting between Part-Dieu and the Presqu'ile — and want a pool to come back to after a long day.

Campanile Lyon Centre Part-Dieu is a renovated 3-star that lands squarely in value territory. The rooms are clean and modern enough that reviewers call them renovated and stylish, and the location is hard to beat for convenience: you're sitting directly opposite Westfield Part-Dieu, the largest mall in Lyon, with a supermarket, restaurants and a cinema a single street crossing away. The main train station is a 7-minute walk, roughly 500 metres, so TGV departures are easy even with luggage. It's pet-friendly — genuinely rare for hotels in this district — and serves a buffet breakfast on some packages. Guest scores back the picture up, with 8.5 on Booking.com and 9.0 on Trip.com. It suits mid-budget travellers, families with kids, and anyone arriving with a dog or cat in tow who cares more about value than frills.

Novotel Lyon Centre Part-Dieu sits directly opposite Lyon's main train station, with metro lines B and D right at the door — which is the whole pitch here. You roll your suitcase across the street and you're checked in. It's the most family-friendly of the Part-Dieu hotels: the family rooms fit two adults and two kids on a foldaway bed, there's a play corner with books, toys and video games, and the restaurant runs a dedicated kids' menu. Business travelers get meeting rooms and a co-working space, and all 124 rooms carry Novotel's standard soundproofing. The score lands at 7.8/10 rather than higher because some standard rooms run small and the decor feels a step behind the chain's newer properties. But for anyone who values being able to walk to the platform in under two minutes, it does the one thing that matters.

Félix Dort is a small owner-run boutique B&B in a quiet residential pocket of Lyon, and across 780+ guest reviews on Booking.com it scores 8.5/10. Two things come up again and again: the breakfast and the host. The owner asks ahead what you'd like — fresh croissants, pain au chocolat, French cheese, seasonal fruit, yogurt and drinks — and then makes it that morning, so several guests call it the best breakfast of their trip. The rooms are tidy, genuinely clean, and decorated with care; one review sums it up as "aesthetically pleasing decor." It sits about 900 m from Lyon Part-Dieu station, roughly a 12-minute walk, with metro Line B at Saxe-Gambetta even closer. Best for couples and travelers who want a real French B&B rather than another chain.

Citadines Part-Dieu Lyon is the cheapest pick in this group and the one that works differently from the rest — every unit comes with a full kitchen and an in-room washing machine, so it earns its keep on stays of 3 nights or more where you'd rather cook than eat out. The studios and one-bedrooms sit about 600 metres from Lyon Part-Dieu station, an easy 8-minute walk, with the famous Halles Paul Bocuse food market close enough to shop for fresh produce on the way home. Reviews land at 7.8/10 across more than 1,400 Booking.com stays, with staff drawing steady praise for being friendly and genuinely helpful. The one thing to sort before you book: some rooms have no air-conditioning, which bites during Lyon's hot summers. Ask for an AC unit specifically and you've got a flexible, well-located base for a longer trip.

ibis Lyon Gare Part Dieu is the pick for travelers who know what they want: a clean, predictable room in a good spot, and nothing they have to pay extra for. It sits about 500 metres from Lyon Part-Dieu, the city's main rail hub, and roughly a 5-minute walk from Westfield Part-Dieu, the largest mall in Lyon. The bar runs 24 hours, so late arrivals and early departures can still grab a snack or a drink, and reception is staffed around the clock. Rooms are standard ibis — not big, but they cover the basics with the Sweet Bed by ibis, a clean bathroom with a hot shower, working air-con and a flat-screen TV. It scores 7.9/10 on guest reviews, which is about right: most guests get what they came for and rate it well on value. Breakfast is not in the rate, so budget separately if you want it.

Part Dieu Charial Suites & Chambres is a small boutique B&B set inside a residential building in a quiet pocket of Lyon's 3rd arrondissement, with just 2 standard rooms and 2 suites. The suites come with a small kitchen and a dining area, so you can heat up food or sort breakfast without leaving the room. The owners run the whole place hands-on and guests describe them as warm and welcoming, with good local restaurant tips on hand. Reviews keep coming back to how clean it is and how comfortable the bedding feels. The real headline for drivers is private parking at €7 a day (about $8) — genuinely hard to find in this part of the city. At a score of 8.7/10 it sits about 700 m from Lyon Part-Dieu station, a 10-minute walk or 5-minute drive, and works best for couples and road-trippers who want privacy over hotel-style service.

Première Classe Lyon Centre Gare Part Dieu is the most budget-friendly stay in this list, starting at around $51 a night. It runs 148 rooms across 8 floors with a breakfast buffet built into the rate and a 24-hour front desk, so you can check in whenever your TGV or night bus rolls in. The 7.3/10 score is honest about what this is: a clean bed in a strong location 700 metres from Lyon Part-Dieu, not a place for space or polish. Rooms are minimalist and smaller than the ibis next door, and a few reviews flag cleanliness misses and air-con that struggles in Lyon's hot summers. But the repeat-guest rate runs higher than average, which tells you travellers who know exactly what they want here tend to come back. Set your expectations to the price and it delivers.