La Reine Astrid
More than a hotel, La Reine Astrid is a unique, all-suites residence in Lyon, France, strategically located in the heart of Lyon's new business and congress area and convenient for both business and leisure travellers staying in Lyon. La Reine Astrid hotel is an exclusive destination for the ideal Lyon vacation. A one of a kind Lyon hotel overlooking Lyon's Tête d'Or Park, the La Reine Astrid hotel provides the perfect balance between the four-star services of a traditional Lyon hotel and the benefit of staying in your own private apartment. Hotel guests at the La Reine Astrid hotel also benefit from being just 10 minutes away from Lyon Part-Dieu TGV train station, Lyon's International Airport, and Saint-Exupery. That's not all; this Lyon hotel is also within close proximity to the Lyon City Centre. Renowned for splendid accommodations in Lyon, the La Reine Astrid hotel offers guests one and two bedroom suites, all with a fully equipped kitchen. Many of this France hotel's 88 beautifully appointed, oversized suites overlook the Parc de la Tête d'Or, with some suites benefiting from private balconies or terraces. Additional hotel facilities at the La Reine Astrid hotel include WI-FI Internet access and a 24-hour, self-service Business Corner, specifically designed to suit the needs of the business traveller to Lyon. Guests of the La Reine Astrid hotel can enjoy authentic cuisine in the delightful setting of this Lyon hotel's restaurant, Le Lounge Restaurant and Bar, or on the hotel's garden terrace during the summer. The La Reine Astrid Hotel offers an ideal setting for business meetings and seminars, this Lyon hotel offers four meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 60 delegates, plus the impressive La Rotonde lounge that opens onto the hotel gardens and is perfect for cocktail receptions and special parties for up to 180 guests. To add to the convenience of staying in your own fully serviced suite at La Reine Astrid, the recently renovated Fitness Centre provides guests of this Lyon hotel with the opportunity to maintain their fitness regime with a fully equipped exercise room, a sauna, and a steam bath.
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