Hôtel des Savoies

Hôtel des Savoies is a 3-star mid-range hotel on Rue de la Charité in the 2nd arrondissement of Lyon, France, in the Ainay quarter of the Presqu'île, within the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Rue de la Charité is a long, straight street running through the southern Presqu'île, lined with museums, shops and elegant nineteenth-century buildings, and it connects Place Bellecour in the north with the area of Perrache station in the south. Ainay, one of the oldest districts of the city, is known for the Romanesque Basilica of Saint-Martin d'Ainay, antique shops, galleries and a calmer residential atmosphere than the busiest parts of the centre. Place Bellecour is a ten to fifteen minute walk north, Perrache station is a similar distance south, and the Ampère-Victor Hugo and Bellecour metro stops on line A serve the area. The hotel is mid-priced at about €110 to €210 per night and lists double, twin and triple rooms, with wifi and an optional breakfast; no pool, spa or restaurant is recorded in the available data. Visitors can contact the hotel on +33 4 78 37 66 94 or at hotel-des-savoies.fr to confirm facilities. The service character is that of a quiet, traditional three-star city hotel suited to couples, rail travellers and visitors preferring a calm quarter close to the sights. Around Ainay, dining ranges from bakeries and cafés to bistros and neighbourhood restaurants, with the wider Presqu'île providing Lyonnaise bouchons and international cooking. The location also makes it easy to reach the Confluence district, the Musée des Confluences and the Saône and Rhône riverside paths on foot, and the Musée des Tissus and other museums are within a short ride. The long, straight street also makes orientation simple for first-time visitors, who can follow it on foot between the two main hubs of the Presqu'île, passing shops, cafés and small museums along the way.