Cozy studio just a short walk from the metro

The space

You will enjoy quick access to the city center as well as Part-Dieu train station. Universities Lyon 1, Lyon 2 and Lyon 3 are easily reachable, along with the Gerland district and its many restaurants, or Sergent Blandan Park perfect for a relaxing break in nature.

This accommodation is perfectly suited to students, researchers, or professionals working in Lyon. The neighborhood is quiet and lively, with all shops nearby.

The accommodation

This studio is located on the 1st floor of a small, secure building. It features:

Flexible living space
Sofa bed offering a comfortable double bed (140x190 cm)
Large closet with hangers to store your belongings

Functional kitchen area
Equipped kitchenette: microwave, electric stovetop, small refrigerator
Kettle, toaster, dishes and cooking utensils
Washing machine, convenient for extended stays

High table with two stools for dining or working from home

Modern bathroom
Shower with glass wall, vanity unit with storage, heated towel rail
Separate toilet for added comfort

Linens & Basic Products

Upon arrival, you will find linens and essentials:

Regarding linens:
The bed is made up according to the number of guests booked.

1 bath towel per person per stay (bring more if needed)
1 kitchen towel, 1 bathroom mat

Basic products provided:
3 rolls of toilet paper
1 shower gel
1 dishwashing liquid + 1 sponge
Free coffee capsules & tea bags upon arrival
Some household products
Not provided: oil, salt, pepper, paper towels

Neighborhood to discover!

Places to visit:
Parc de Gerland
This vast green space is ideal for relaxing, exercising, or strolling along the Rhône. It's particularly popular with skaters on weekends.
Espace Diego Rivera
A cultural venue showcasing murals inspired by the Mexican muralist movement, offering a unique artistic stroll through the neighborhood.
Centre d'Histoire de la Résistance et de la Déportation
Located near Place Jean Macé, this museum traces the history of World War II in Lyon and France, with poignant exhibitions.

Where to eat:
Brasserie Debourg
A short walk from your studio, this brasserie offers traditional French cuisine in a friendly atmosphere.
Chez Micheline
A cozy restaurant offering homemade dishes, perfect for discovering authentic Lyonnaise cuisine.
Casa Iberica
For lovers of Spanish cuisine, this restaurant serves tasty tapas and typical dishes in a festive atmosphere.
Tiger Wok
An Asian concept where you can create your own wok with fresh ingredients, ideal for a quick and delicious meal.
Livestation DIY
A trendy bar-restaurant offering a variety of dishes and regular events, perfect for meeting people and enjoying the local nightlife.

Guest access

You will have access to the entire apartment.

Guest interaction

Marie, Mathilde, and their team will take care of the apartment during your stay. Don't hesitate to contact them!

The neighborhood

Nearby Areas

Jean Macé:
Jean-Macé is a neighborhood in Lyon (69007), delimited by the streets of University, Marc Bloch, Domer, Repos, Chevreul, Espagne, and the railway line; it touches the 8th arrondissement of Lyon. This area is one of the most desirable in the 7th arrondissement. Once an industrial district, Jean-Macé has undergone a successful transformation and now attracts many people who consider it one of the best places to live in Lyon. The neighborhood is lively, warm, and animated, with many shops, restaurants, cafés, and spaces to go out. This bohemian part of Lyon attracts a young and dynamic population. Place Jean-Macé has become a major hub for transport, with many public transport options available: metro, tram, buses, and trains. The Jean-Macé station sees 565,000 passengers per year. Popular addresses in the area include Mama Shelter, Kitchen Café, Les Raffineuses, La Commune, and more.

Gerland:
The former working-class district of Lyon, Gerland, has undergone significant transformation across its territory. Situated along the Rhône banks, it is home to the Parc de Gerland, the Matmut Stadium Gerland, and the Tony Garnier Hall.

La Guillotière:
Historically, La Guillotière was once an independent city. It became a district of Lyon in 1852. The northern part of the 7th arrondissement and part of the 3rd arrondissement near Place Gabriel-Péri make up La Guillotière. This district, once popular and immigrant-heavy, has undergone major changes in recent years and is now highly sought after by Lyonnais who want to live near the Rhône and everything the city has to offer. The area boasts a vibrant cultural scene, many places to go out, and alternative spaces.

Getting around

Very well-served by metro, buses, bikes, and the Rhône riverbank is just 5 minutes on foot.

Gare Part-Dieu / Apartment:
To get to the apartment from Part-Dieu station, take metro line B towards Gare d'Oullins and get off at Place Jean Jaurès station. The apartment is 7 minutes on foot.

Aéroport St Exupéry / Apartment:
To get to the apartment from St Exupéry Airport, take the Rhône Xpress towards Gare de Part-Dieu and get off at Part-Dieu station. Then, take metro line B towards Gare d'Oullins and get off at Place Jean Jaurès station. The apartment is 7 minutes on foot.

Public Transport:

Bus: Line 64, stop "Jean Vallier"
Metro: Line B, stop "Jean Jaurès"
Bike station: Several stations around the apartment.
Parking:

Parking at ENS LSH de Lyon, Avenue Jean Jaurès, 69007 Lyon

Other things to note

We do our best to ensure the safety of our travelers by following Airbnb's cleaning protocol, disinfecting frequently touched surfaces (switches, door handles, furniture handles, remote controls, etc.) before your arrival.

Attention:

Only one set of keys is provided to guests during their stay, and additional keys cannot be provided.