Lyon, France

Cour des Loges Lyon, A Radisson Collection Hotel

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The takeaway

Choose this small Old Town hotel for a Renaissance courtyard setting, walkable historic lanes, and a Michelin-starred dinner on site.

About the hotel

In pedestrianized Vieux Lyon, Cour des Loges occupies four historic buildings whose origins span the Renaissance and whose walls include parts dating to 1341. Its 61 rooms and suites bring period architecture together with contemporary interiors, while the hotel’s defining gathering spaces include a Renaissance courtyard and the glass-canopied Les Loges. The compact scale and Old Town setting make this a characterful base for exploring Lyon’s historic lanes, with a notable dinner option under the same roof.

Choose it if

You want to stay amid Vieux Lyon’s historic lanes and Renaissance architecture, rather than in a modern district.
You value having Les Loges, a Michelin-starred restaurant, in the hotel’s Renaissance courtyard.
You want a smaller hotel with 61 rooms and suites, including family suites for two adults and two children up to age 12.

Skip it if

You want to drive directly to a hotel entrance; the property is in pedestrianized Vieux Lyon, although valet parking is listed.

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