Hotelf1 Lyon Bourgoin-Jallieu

"Super, bunk beds are a great space-saver, thank you so much!"

OKKO Hotels Grenoble Centre

"Nice place for the price that you are paying. Really great to have a working area to chill out instead of the small room like many other hotels in the region. OK, it is my hotel of choice now"

Residhome Grenoble Caserne de Bonne

"The room is small, the window is at the top, and the overall feeling is not good. This hotel is a cost-effective budget hotel."

The Babel Community Grenoble

Adagio Access Grenoble Université

"In general, it is a good place to stay for a long time. Because the rooms have kitchen. The quality of breakfast is not so great (by 16 euros you can have a better breakfast). The location is good but not excellent. It nears tram station. Also, there is a business area and a big supermarket near the hotel. Pharmacy is also near. By tram D you can go to the city center and visit nice tourist places. Also, there are a lot of restaurants near it. When I was there, they had some renovation and hope it will be completed soon. They also have a laundry room and by 5 euros you can do laundry."

Hôtel Mercure Grenoble Meylan

"Location is beautiful due to being in Grenoble and surrounded by these mountains. Only detail, for tourism I may have favored staying in the city centre. Here I had to use the car for 5-10min to get into the city centre were the cute restaurants along the Rhône river are located. But hotel itself is nice. The staff were friendly, first they checked me in in a room which has not been cleaned but without hesitation the upgraded me. Room was spacious and comfortable. And huge bathroom. Downside of the bathroom, is that the shower is basically overfloeding the bathroom and water even reaches the carpet in the room. Not sure if that was only a default in my room or a general problem. Breakfast was great, loved the chooses. Had even for Gluten intolerant people madeleines. Checkout staff was not very competent though, she was very slow and when I said I am going to be late for a meeting she purposely did the process even slower in a passive aggressive way. I don't think this is a professional and customer oriented behavior. Other than that all good."

Hotel le V de Vaujany

"Lovely location and extremely close to the ski lifts. The restaurant is extremely expensive, not for folks with hearty appetites! Lack of service downgrades the hotel. Concern and interest in guests and their wellbeing would be appreciated. "

Novotel Grenoble Nord Voreppe

"The hotel is good except for the inconvenience of transportation"

La Pyramide - Maison Henriroux

"The hotel is well-place by the La Pyramide. It is fairly small, but has a great large courtyard/garden. The staff are very welcoming. We did not eat at the Michelin restaurant (it is closed Tuesday and Wednesday when we were there) but the Bistro restaurant was fantastic. "

Mercure Lyon Est Villefontaine

"I saw some reviews mentioning it's old, but I actually found it to be great! You can always trust chain hotels, and I've pretty much stayed exclusively at Mercure during my Europe trips – they're consistently good and reliable. This particular Mercure had the best breakfast of my whole trip, with a wide variety of options. The parking lot was also huge, making parking very convenient."

MERCURE GRENOBLE CENTRE PORTE DES ALPES

"I've stayed in several hotels on this trip, including Mercure hotels in general. Unfortunately, this one was among the worse. You can't park your car in the free parking spaces because there's a very high risk of break-ins. There were glass shards on the ground everywhere. I had to pay an extra €14 for the underground parking. The room was okay, but the space left a lot to be desired for a hotel of this class. There was mold in the shower, stains on the bed, and everything felt a bit dingy. All in all, it was quite run-down. Next time, I would definitely opt for a more expensive room in the city center."

Apparthôtel Tempologis - Chateau de la Rochette

"Highly recommended! Château de la Rochette was for us a wonderful experience for nearly three months with our two dogs. The château is a small but stately 15th-century aristocratic home in an exceptional area. The apartments are clean, well designed, priced well, quite comfortable and beautifully situated. On the one side is the lovely and biodiversity-rich public Parc la Poya and the dramatic Vercors Massif with many clifftop hiking and running trails, and on the other side is a host of amenities including a fast, quick, clean and regular electric tram to the center of Grenoble, a large supermarket, a nice artesanal pizzeria and the ville de Fontaine with doctors, veterinarians, patisseries, etc. To the north is the pretty village of Sassenage , which has two châteaux of its own. This could not have been better for us. The hotel is under relatively new management and we found Léa and Yoann welcoming, friendly, helpful and flexible. There are inconsistencies in the equipment provided in apartments, for example only one of the five apartments we or our visiting family stayed in during this period had a kettle. We ended up buying a number of small appliances things to make our stay quite a bit more comfortable. But for the generally quite affordable experience of staying in this lovely old château, we had a wonderful time. Thank you Tempologis!"