Radisson Blu Hotel, Lyon (solo trip)

The area around the hotel is very dirty and scratchy. That’s why there is a security guard at the ground floor at night. - Very inconvenient when you travel with a car and luggage. The way to the garage is so narrow that we scratched our car and gave up getting into the hotel garage. - emailed the hotel in advance about the parking situation and they did a very poor job explaining and also failed ...

Very spacious room with stunning view of the city. Great location 8 minutes walk to the Halles Paul Bocuse. On second thought when you pay for your stay make sure the €100 deposit is paid in cash and not via your credit card. And dont listen to the story they tell you at the reception ( like " we have already released the deposit but because of the bank transaction it will take 3 working days"). W...

I’ve stayed in a lot of Radissons, and, in fairness, they are never awful, and sometimes very good. I would call myself a Radisson positive person. But if all of them, this was the most disappointing. Starting with a small room, which is clearly designed for the solo business traveller. Not only no in room coffee machine. But of the tea selections - only one of each type. To compound this - they h...

Location is excellent. Right beside the city mall and close to the train station that leads to the airport. Room size is okay, although, rooms need renovation as the toilet walls and corners are old. Breakfast room is good news more space and more food options. Price to value ratio is 8/10.

Very convenient from the train station, it's only a 10 minute walk through the mall. Rooms are small but nice, great views, but there is no pool. I would give this hotel 4 stars but the beds need to be upgraded.