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Lyon Hotel Map
Use this interactive Lyon hotel map to compare Renaissance boutique stays in Vieux Lyon, elegant central hotels on the Presqu'île, and convenient modern rooms near Part-Dieu.
Compare luxury icons like the InterContinental Lyon - Hotel Dieu, stylish boutique hotels like Cour des Loges, and affordable chains around the Part-Dieu station.
Lyon's geography is defined by the Rhône and Saône rivers. The map helps you decide if you want to stay right on the central peninsula, in the narrow cobbled streets of the old town, or higher up in the bohemian hills of Croix-Rousse.
- Search across France's undisputed capital of gastronomy
- Compare five-star historic palaces with budget-friendly transit hotels
- Use filters for river views, included breakfast, and exact price ranges
- Check real-time prices and compare guest reviews before booking
The map makes it easy to find a base near your top priorities—whether that means being a short walk from a traditional bouchon restaurant or staying steps away from the high-speed train station for easy day trips.
Choose where to stay in Lyon faster
Use the Lyon hotel map to compare accommodation locations before you book. Whether you want the grand squares of the Presqu'île, the secret passageways of Vieux Lyon, the modern architecture of Confluence, or the local neighborhood vibe of Croix-Rousse, the map helps you choose the perfect base.
Best areas to stay in Lyon
Lyon is vast, but the tourist areas are neatly divided into distinct districts, each offering a different architectural and cultural experience.
Presqu'île
The peninsula between the two rivers is the bustling heart of Lyon. Stay here for grand squares such as Place Bellecour and Place des Terreaux, excellent shopping, upscale dining, and convenient metro connections.
Vieux Lyon
Located at the foot of Fourvière hill, this is one of Europe's largest Renaissance neighborhoods. Stay here for cobbled streets, traditional bouchon restaurants, and famous traboules.
La Part-Dieu
The modern business district east of the Rhône. Stay here if you are taking the TGV early in the morning, arriving via the Rhônexpress, or want modern and often cheaper hotel chains.
Croix-Rousse
Historically home to Lyon's silk weavers, Croix-Rousse is now a trendy, bohemian neighborhood with a village atmosphere, street art, cafés, markets, and sweeping city views.
Hotels near Lyon's top attractions
If you are visiting to explore Roman ruins, sample world-class food markets, or ride the funicular, compare hotels near the places that matter most.
Hotels near Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière
Stay in Vieux Lyon at the base of the hill for easy access to the funicular leading to the basilica and its panoramic viewpoint.
Hotels near Place Bellecour
Find accommodation in the Presqu'île to be steps away from one of the largest open squares in Europe and the main shopping streets.
Hotels near Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse
Foodies should look for stays in the Part-Dieu area to be within walking distance of this legendary indoor food market.
Hotels near Musée des Confluences
Stay in the modern Confluence district to explore cutting-edge architecture and this spectacular science and anthropology museum.
Hotels near Parc de la Tête d'Or
Stay in the upscale 6th Arrondissement for a quieter residential feel next to France's largest urban park, featuring a lake and free zoo.
Hotels near the Traboules
Base yourself in Vieux Lyon or on the slopes of Croix-Rousse to spend your days exploring these secret historic passageways.
Discover tours and activities in Lyon
Lyon is a city meant to be tasted and explored on foot, and it serves as the perfect gateway to the Beaujolais wine region.
- Book a guided food tour through Vieux Lyon to sample local specialties and cheeses.
- Take a sightseeing cruise along the Saône River to admire the city's architecture.
- Reserve a half-day trip to Beaujolais or Côte-Rôtie for wine tasting among the vineyards.
Which area is right for your trip?
Best for a quick weekend and classic sightseeing
Presqu'île. The absolute center, with easy walking, safe streets, excellent dining, and stunning 19th-century architecture.
Best for romance and historic charm
Vieux Lyon. Narrow streets, Renaissance facades, and traditional restaurants make this the most atmospheric district for couples.
Best for train travelers and business trips
Part-Dieu. Staying near the main TGV station makes early departures easy and provides access to modern hotels and shopping.
Best for living like a local and trendy vibes
Croix-Rousse. Perfect for returning visitors who want city views, cafés, markets, street art, and a more local atmosphere.
Compare Lyon hotels by location before you book
The easiest way to plan your French getaway is to compare accommodations directly on the map. Check which hotels are near the metro, compare prices on the Presqu'île, and find the perfect base for your culinary adventure.
Lyon Hotel Map FAQ
How do I get from Lyon Airport to my hotel?
The Rhônexpress tram runs directly from the airport to Lyon Part-Dieu station in under 30 minutes, where you can connect to the metro network.
Is Lyon a walkable city?
Yes, the central areas are very walkable. However, Lyon is hilly, so use the funicular or metro to reach Fourvière and Croix-Rousse.
What is a bouchon?
A bouchon is a traditional Lyon restaurant serving hearty local dishes in a convivial atmosphere. Vieux Lyon is particularly famous for them.
Do I need a car in Lyon?
No. Lyon has an excellent public transport system with buses, trams, metros, and funiculars. Rent a car only if you plan to explore the wine regions.
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