Cour des Loges
Renaissance grandeur meets contemporary luxury. Stone staircases, exposed beams, timbered ceilings, and intricate woodwork throughout — but the interiors have been properly upgraded with modern fabrics and design classics, not left to feel museum-like. It's a theatrical building that takes itself seriously but wears it well.
Request a room overlooking the inner courtyard for the most atmospheric views — street-facing rooms on Rue du Boeuf get pedestrian noise in peak season
Why It Matters
France's first Radisson Collection Hotel, occupying a complex of 14th–16th century buildings in Lyon's UNESCO-listed Old Town. The on-site Les Loges restaurant earned One MICHELIN Star in the 2026 Guide under Chef Anthony Bonnet. The building itself — arched walkways, secret traboules, multi-level arcades — is as much the attraction as the rooms.
Four medieval and Renaissance buildings — the oldest dating to the 14th century — were stitched together into one labyrinthine complex on a car-free cobblestone street in Vieux Lyon, a UNESCO World Heritage district. The entry courtyard, crowned by a 17-meter contemporary glass canopy, serves as the hotel's lobby and beating heart. France's first Radisson Collection property, it reopened fully renovated in May 2025 with 61 individually designed rooms, a Michelin-starred restaurant, and a spa integrated quietly into the historic stonework.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Collection Premium Room
Slightly more space and greater flexibility on bed configuration than the base Collection Room. Views of the inner courtyard, gardens, or Vieux Lyon's cobblestone streets. More intimate and private feel within the historic building's layout.
1 King or 1 Queen or 2 Twin · 26 sqmCollection Room
Entry-level rooms at 25 m² — compact but thoughtfully done. Renaissance-meets-contemporary interiors with intricate woodwork, exclusive artwork, and plush bedding. Bathrooms fitted with bathtub or shower. Each room is unique; some have mezzanine layouts adding vertical interest to the tight footprint.
1 Queen or 2 Twin · 25 sqmCollection Room – Mezzanine
Same footprint as the Collection Room but with a mezzanine level that gives the space a loft-like feel — effectively a split-level layout within the historic building's architecture. A genuinely interesting configuration that makes a small room feel less small.
1 Queen or 2 Twin · 25 sqmCollection Suite
The flagship room category at 60 m². Full suite with a proper living room separated from the bedroom. Some suites have fireplaces and timbered ceilings — you're genuinely sleeping inside a 14th–16th century building. Free-standing bathtubs in select configurations. Furnishings mix genuine antiques with modernist design pieces.
1 King + 1 Sofabed · 60 sqmCollection Superior Room
Two extra square meters over the standard, but the real upgrade is the outlook — these rooms overlook the inner courtyard or gardens. Can accommodate a third guest on a rollaway bed, making them a reasonable family option. Modern bathrooms with shower or bathtub.
1 King or 2 Twin · 27 sqm
Junior Suite
At 41 m², the jump in space is noticeable. Open-plan layout with a king bed and a separate living area with sofabed. Some configurations are styled as 'Atelier' suites. Views of Place du Petit Collège or the courtyard. Bathroom features a rain shower or bathtub. An additional children's bed is available on request.
1 King + 1 Sofabed · 41 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
An intimate private space within the hotel used for cooking classes, wine tastings, and private dinners with the chef. Bookable separately from the main restaurants.
Gift boxes available covering breakfast experiences, gastronomic dinners, and overnight stays. Purchasable from the hotel's dedicated gift portal starting from €44.
The hotel has integrated a series of hanging gardens and a rooftop garden into its multi-building complex — a genuinely rare amenity for an urban property in a medieval building.
An on-site boutique stocking local Lyonnais products — wines, craft beers, spirits, and tableware from regional artisans. A good place to pick up something genuinely local rather than tourist-shop generic.
The hotel sits steps from Lyon's famous traboules — the secret passageways threading through Renaissance buildings that silk workers once used to transport fabric. The hotel concierge team (three hold Clefs d'Or) can map out a route.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
6 meeting rooms in the UNESCO-listed Old Town building. Suited for conferences, product launches, seminars, cocktail receptions, and weddings.
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi throughout all areas of the hotel and in rooms.
Qualified babysitting can be arranged through the hotel (fee applies).
Multiple hanging gardens and a rooftop garden integrated into the complex's multi-building architecture.
Heated indoor pool, available year-round, integrated into the spa area.
Full 24-hour room service available.
Three concierges hold the prestigious Clefs d'Or designation — widely praised in guest reviews for arranging last-minute restaurant reservations and going beyond standard service.
Luggage storage available for guests before check-in and after check-out.
Cats and dogs welcome for an additional fee of €30 per night. Size limitations may apply.
On-site boutique featuring Lyonnais wines, craft beers, spirits, and tableware from local artisans.
Electric vehicle charging available at the property.
Valet parking available 7:00am–11:00pm. Public self-parking also available at Parking Saint Jean, 5 minutes walk (approx. €35/day).
Modern gym with weight training machines, open morning and evening.
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