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Gare de Lyon Perrache Hotel List
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Best Western Charlemagne Hotel
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache Popular
Business hotel, in the centre of the city, a short walk to the main train station & city attractions
Good7.9
(350 reviews)
Du Simplon Hotel
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache Popular
Good7.8
(321 reviews)
Grand Hotel Mercure Chateau Perrache Lyon Centre
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache Popular
A city hotel located in downtown Lyons, close to the rail station, about 10 minutes from the famous Place Bellecour
Good7.9
(434 reviews)
Axotel Perrache Hotel
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache
Friendly hotel nearby to the tourist district and river, a few minutes walk from Lyon Perrache TGV Station
Very Good8
(255 reviews)
Campanile Centre Perrache Hotel
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache
Purpose built budget hotel in Carnot Square, surrounded by the most exclusive names in shopping
Good7.2
(231 reviews)
Des Savoies Hotel Lyon
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache
Good7.5
(333 reviews)
Inter Hotel De La Loire
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache
Good7.9
(135 reviews)
Kyriad Lyon Centre Perrache Hotel
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache
Good7.6
(461 reviews)
Victoria Lyon Centre Hotel
District: Gare de Lyon Perrache
Very Good8
(372 reviews)
Introduction to Lyon - Gare de Lyon Perrache
Lyon is in the Rhone-Alpes and offers visitors a chance to experience the local French lifestyle. The Renaissance architecture that is prominent throughout the city is another drawcard. A number of Lyon hotels in the old quarter, located on the River Saone’s right bank, not far from Lyon Gare de Lyon Perrache station, are particularly stunning places to stay and many boast Renaissance architectural features. The narrow streets around the station make it feel like you’ve stepped back in time. There are also a number of top attractions located in this part of town, in about a half kilometre radius of the station, such as St Jean Cathedral, the Abbey of St Martin d’Aincuy and several museums. In the streets surrounding the station are many restaurants, cafes and bars, and pubs and clubs to suit all tastes. The station itself dates from 1855 and is built in the classical style. Though it is no longer the main railway station, it receives TGV services from Paris and trains from other areas of France. There is a metro station here, and two of Lyon’s trams terminate here.Visit our Lyon Travel Guide
other spellings: garedelyon, gare lyon paris, gare der lyon, gare delyon,perrach, perrache