Five-star hotel made up of Renaissance-era buildings around covered courtyards in Vieux Lyon; its restaurant won a Michelin star in the 2026 guide. It is located on the west bank of the Saône in the Vieux Lyon and Fourvière district.
La Cour des Loges is a five-star hotel at 6 Rue du Bœuf in Vieux Lyon, the Renaissance old town on the west bank of the Saône in the 5th arrondissement of Lyon, France. The district is a UNESCO World Heritage area, and the property sits a short walk from the Saint-Jean cathedral, the Vieux Lyon metro and funicular station, and the footbridges that lead across the river to the Presqu'île. Visitors reach Place Bellecour on foot in roughly fifteen to twenty minutes, and Lyon Part-Dieu station is a short metro ride away. The hotel is assembled from several historic buildings dating from the fourteenth to the seventeenth centuries, linked by covered courtyards, galleries and staircases typical of the traboule tradition of the old town. The mix of stone, exposed timber and contemporary furnishings gives the property a refined, intimate character rather than the scale of a large city hotel. Rooms are offered as Double Rooms, Superior Rooms, Junior Suites and Suites, with rates generally in the range of 300 to 800 euros per night depending on category and season. Standard amenities include wifi, air conditioning, a bar and a concierge desk. Dining is a major draw: the hotel restaurant earned a Michelin star in the 2026 guide, and the kitchen works within the classic Lyonnais tradition of produce-led French cooking, which makes the courtyard dining room a destination for non-guests as well. Breakfast and drinks are served in the same covered courtyard spaces. The service style is personal and discreet, suited to couples, culinary travellers and guests who want to stay inside the old town rather than in a business district. Because the hotel occupies a pedestrian-oriented quarter of cobbled lanes, arrival by car is more awkward than at modern hotels, and guests normally arrive by taxi or on foot from the metro. The surrounding streets contain bouchon restaurants, boutiques, the Gadagne museums and the Roman theatres on the Fourvière hill, so most sightseeing can be done without transport. The quarter is lively in the evening yet calm late at night, and the hotel suits stays of two to four nights built around Lyon's food, history and architecture.
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| Address | 6 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France |
Room types
- Double Room
- Superior Room
- Junior Suite
- Suite
Amenities
- wifi
- air conditioning
- restaurant
- bar
- concierge
Location
6 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
45.7633, 4.8274 View on map
Highlights
- Renaissance buildings linked by covered courtyards in the heart of Vieux Lyon
- Restaurant awarded a Michelin star in the 2026 guide
- Short walk to Saint-Jean cathedral and the Vieux Lyon metro and funicular
- Rooms and suites with a personal, boutique style of service
Tips for visiting
- Reserve the restaurant well in advance, especially for weekend dinners
- Arrive by metro to Vieux Lyon or by taxi, since the lanes around Rue du Bœuf are pedestrian-oriented
- Ask the concierge about traboule routes and Fourvière funicular times
- Rates rise during the Fête des Lumières in early December, so book early for that period
- Luggage is easiest to manage if the hotel is told the arrival time beforehand
When to visit
Spring and early autumn give mild weather for courtyard dining and strolling through Vieux Lyon. Early December brings the Fête des Lumières, which is atmospheric but very busy.
Accessibility
The hotel occupies historic buildings with courtyards and staircases, so step-free access may vary between rooms. Visitors with mobility needs should confirm accessible room availability and lift access directly with the property before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is La Cour des Loges located?
The hotel is at 6 Rue du Bœuf in Vieux Lyon, on the west bank of the Saône in the 5th arrondissement. It is close to Saint-Jean cathedral and the Vieux Lyon metro station.
Does the hotel have a Michelin-starred restaurant?
Yes. The hotel restaurant won a Michelin star in the 2026 guide and serves refined French cuisine in a courtyard setting.
How much does a room cost?
Rates typically fall between 300 and 800 euros per night, depending on the room category, season and local events.
Is the hotel suitable for arriving by car?
Access in the old town is restricted and narrow, so most guests arrive by taxi or on foot from the metro. Visitors with a car should ask the hotel about parking arrangements before arrival.