Hotels in Francheleins

"The hotel is excellent and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The Sky Bar is a wonderful place to spend an evening with good food and nice wine. Next time, I would definitely request a room at the front of the hotel, as the parking and unloading area at the back gets noisy very first thing with deliveries and bin lorries and we were woken up both days. "

"Third time staying here. Great overnight stop on our road trip to/from Spain. Great value and the fridge is always handy for our roadtrip food. "

"Just a one night stop over with spa access, what a treat. Nice big rooms, nice staff and the spa is an added experience. Would highly recommend this hotel. My only advice if your male and not used to the French customs you cannot wear swimming shorts with pockets in the pool / spa area. We had to buy some thin Nilon material swimming shorts what they sell onsite, we just went up 2 sizes so they looked like shorts and not skin tight (or you can wear speedos if you want) "

"Cute little getaway. Pool was small and a bit crowded but the accommodations were comfortable and spacious. "

"Great hotel. Very peaceful with good breakfast."

"Bonjour, Excellent séjour, hôtel très bien tenu, très joli à l'extérieur et dans ses décors intérieurs, bien situé au centre ville, et agréable, personnel accueillant et attentionné petit déjeuner excellent. Ravis de notre séjour. "

"Good "

"Definitely motel-like, I wouldn’t call it a hotel but maybe this is a hotel in Lyon? It’s okay. I had my two nights traveling in between countries and it was safe, the shower was good and the bed was clean & comfortable. I really didn’t expect it to be so far away from anything (thank goodness for the bus & train). There were these red stains on the carpet, the toilet seat was a bit loose and over all, a bit of a strange fit for that toilet but, there you go! Some peeling at the baseboards but otherwise, fine. Not a 5 ⭐️ place or stay but it did the job and the staff were friendly 😁"

"Clean, comfortable, quiet, and convenient access to Lyon."