| Basic Data |
| City |
Paris |
| Location |
7 Quai De
Bondy Lyon FR 69005
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| Rooms |
36 |
Le Phenix Hotel, Lyon, France is a historic hotel having Florentine architecture that comprises of three connecting buildings which date back to 16th and 17th centuries. This hotel is situated on the banks of the river Saone located in the heart of the Old Town. It has emerged as one of the leading hotels among the three star hotels in Lyon.
Accommodation at Le Phenix :
Le Phenix Hotel, Lyon, France has 36 guest rooms which have contemporary furnishings in warm colors. All the rooms are equipped with modern equipments. Some of the facilities provided in the rooms are:
- Mini bars
- Hairdryers
- Safes
- Satellite television
- En suite bathroom
Dining at Le Phenix :
Le Phenix Hotel, Lyon, France does not have any on site restaurant. However you can have breakfast every morning at the hotel bar. The glass-roofed patio or lounge serves light meals and snacks.
Business at Le Phenix :
Le Phenix Hotel in Lyon in France also has provision for business facilities. This hotel has a a conference room where you can organize your meetings, seminars and conferences. Some of the facilities provided at the hotel are fax, photocopy and high speed Internet access. The meeting room accommodates up to 25 persons.
Recreation at Le Phenix :
Le Phenix Hotel at Lyon in France also offers recreational facilities. The hotel has an 18th century fireplace in the lobby where you can relax during chilled winter evenings. You can easily get a drink from the well stocked bar and enjoy it with live jazz music at the bar. The cultural and historic attractions of the Old Town which is also a UNESCO heritage site, are very near to the hotel. The city center shops are also 500 meters away.
Other Facilities at Le Phenix :
Some other facilities are also provided at the hotel. These facilities are:
- Luggage storage
- Car parking
- Front desk
- Reception
City Info:
Lyon was initially founded as a Roman colony around 43 BCE by Munatius Plancus who was a lieutenant of Caesar. Initially Lyon was named Lugdunum which meant "the hill of crows" or "hill of lights".
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