The Lyon Part-Dieu Park & Suites is a prestigious hotel residence offering a winning combination of character, modern facilities and contemporary decor. The architecture is 1930s, but the facilities are ultra-modern.

The Park & Suites hotel residence for business and personal clients is situated in the heart of the business district, in the centre of Lyon, and just a stone's throw away from the Part-Dieu railway station. The venue is privileged stays. In total, there are 140 apartment suites. All offer the latest modern conveniences and are fully fitted out and furnished in an elegant, contemporary style. Whether you are here for business or pleasure, you can relax in modern, air-conditioned and sound-proofed suites equipped with ADSL, satellite TV and a mini bar.

The restaurant and bar, both lit by an archway bespangled with coloured glass studs, are situated in the centre of the entrance hall. The atmosphere is relaxed. Those who wish to access the Internet can do so in the Wi-Fi corner in the "lounge".
Should you want to feel fit, all you have to do is visit the spa area (large Jacuzzi, sauna, fitness room and a massage parlour).

Lyon was built on the banks of the Rhône and the Saône, and can boast 2000 years of history. It was originally called Lugdunum, the capital of the Gauls. Since then, it has become an international city and the second largest urban conglomeration in France. Lyon is an historical and cultural treasure-chest spilling over with tributes to its glorious past.

The fact that UNESCO has included the city in its list of World Heritage sites is proof that Lyon's exceptional qualities are universally recognised.
Gourmet cuisine, culture, nature, sport and many more attractions. Lyon takes pride in cultivating a remarkably friendly atmosphere and an astonishingly rich attitude towards life. This is a city full of surprises, where nothing is too much to ask. There is sameDomain a strong note of festivity in the air and quality of life is primordial.

Lyon is easily accessible by various means of transport

Lyon is situated at the crossroads of major thoroughfares, within close distance to the Alps and the Mediterranean beaches. It is only two hours away from the centre of Paris, and one and half hours away from Marseilles, by high-speed train. The Lyon-Saint Exupéry airport has destinations to and from more than a hundred cities, two thirds of which are international.