Aparthotel Adagio Lyon Patio Confluence

Aparthotel Adagio Lyon Patio Confluence is an apartment-hotel on Cours Charlemagne in the Confluence district of Lyon's 2nd arrondissement, in France's Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Confluence occupies the southern tip of the Presqu'île, where the Rhône and the Saône meet, and has been redeveloped from a former port and industrial area into a modern neighbourhood. It is home to the Musée des Confluences, the Confluence shopping centre, the canal-side promenades and contemporary architecture. The tram line T1 runs through the district and connects to Perrache station and the city centre, and Place Bellecour can be reached on foot in around twenty to thirty minutes or by a short tram and metro ride. Adagio is a French aparthotel brand that offers studios and apartments with equipped kitchenettes, and it suits guests planning longer stays, family trips or business assignments. Listed room types are Studio and One-Bedroom Apartment, with wifi, a kitchenette and self-catering facilities among the amenities. Breakfast is generally an optional extra in this type of property and should be confirmed directly, while the Confluence shopping centre and surrounding streets offer supermarkets, cafés and restaurants for daily needs. The available data lists no spa, pool or restaurant. Rates of roughly €90 to €220 per night depend on the apartment type, season and length of stay. The service character is practical and self-service oriented, with a reception that may not be staffed around the clock, so late arrivals should be arranged ahead of time. The modern, flat district is pleasant for walking and cycling along the water, and it is quieter than the old town in the evening. Visitors who want to see Vieux Lyon or the Croix-Rousse will usually take the tram and metro.