£179—Stay in France's gastronomic capital
Why We Love This Deal
Lyon is a "sterling choice for bon vivants" (The Daily Telegraph). Sample Lyonnais cuisine with a bottle of beaujolais in a traditional restaurant. Stroll along the river Rhône at the Parc de la Tête d'Or, the largest urban park in France. A 2-night break is £169 with this deal, saving 33–41% on the direct flexible price. A nightly tourist tax of 2.86€ (approximately £2.50) per person is payable on arrival.
Flights are not included. We found direct return flights to Lyon from £41*, so you could get away from £131 per person.
What's Included
- Valid Sunday–Friday. Saturdays are an extra 20€ (approximately £18), payable direct to the hotel
- £169... 1 August–10 September; 21 October–6 November; 21 December, 2026–15 January, 2027
- £205... 11 September–20 October; 7 November–20 December, 2026
- Two nights' accommodation for two people in a Comfort Double room with city view
- Daily breakfast
- A welcome drink each
- An hour's access to the spa facilities per day (reservation required)
- Add extra nights from £85 per room
- It's an extra 20€ (approximately £18) per night for a Superior Double room with garden view, and an extra 40€ (approximately £35) per night for a Deluxe Double room with terrace, payable direct to the hotel
- Not available on 29–30 September; 1, 6–8 October; 16–18 November; 5–8, 31 December, 2026; 1 January, 2027
More Reasons to Go
- The hotel is in the Confluence district where the rivers Rhône and Saône meet. It's well connected by bus and metro to explore Lyon's main sites.
- Wellness facilities in the hotel include a Jacuzzi and a hammam. A selection of massages are offered for a supplement.
- 19th-century French gastronome Maurice-Edmond Sailland recognised Lyon as the world capital of gastronomy. Celebrated chef Paul Bocuse further cemented its culinary reputation. The Times recommends the city's three food markets—Halles Paul Bocuse, Quai St-Antoine, and Croix-Rousse.
- Take a funicular ride up the hill to visit the Basilica Notre Dame de Fourvière. It offers panoramic views from its terrace.
- Film buffs would enjoy a visit to the Lumière Museum. The Art Nouveau home is dedicated to pioneer filmmakers August and Louis Lumière.
- You could travel from London by rail. Take the Eurostar to Paris or Lille—we found tickets from £78 return. Then, board a regional train onwards to Lyon (from Lille, it takes around 3.5 hours and costs from £35 return).














