Best Hotels in Villefontaine

Arrived around 8pm after a 12 hr car journey. The receptionist was helpful, the hotel lobby and the restaurants have been renovated and look exactly like in the pictures. The restaurant menu was simple, we thought we couldn’t go wrong. I ordered a sirloin steak , got an unidentified piece of tough meet they tried to flatten up and cook as a steak, a knife would not go through it , staff were rude and non apologetic when I pointed out that it was not possible to eat. €90 later for a pizza , salmon poke bowl was also appealing , a burger and a steak later the only thing worth paying for were the two glasses of Chablis. I thought the French love food ? We got a room number 20 in the outbuildings, had to walk through a nice modern lobby area towards the gym and pool, out to the back of the main building. It was a ground floor mini family room with a kitchenette. Welcomed by an unbearable smell of mould, a massive spider on the curtain, cobwebs everywhere, basic bathroom, filthy filthy walls, dirty floor , filthy carpet in the bedroom, The towels and bed sheets were possibly the only thing that was clean . Not quite sure how can the hotel get away with offering these rooms on the market , surely this is a public health hazard . The reception who was very helpful clearly new , and made no fuss when I asked to change it . Now , I know we booked the room cheap €90 room, I paid few months in advance non refundable. They sell rooms from around €140 for a family of 4 if we turned up in the day and paid then. Under no circumstances I expected to be sent to a mouldy dungeon with two young kids. Except for the helpful young man who in the end swapped the rooms it was a disaster. Possibly most awful hotel I ever stayed in and the worse food I ever ate . No exaggeration! Just to add the new room number 20 was above the mouldy room , this one was clearly upgraded , cleaner but not clean walls, newer bathroom and furniture cob webs and a hole in the curtain. Filthy window. Even had a coffee machine and 4 paper cups available , it did not smell as much though I don’t understand why upgrade upstairs and leave the bottom part of the building rot? The whole experience cost us €180 euro , for an overnight stay. Didn’t bother with a breakfast. Treated ourselves to pastry and coffee from Paula’s motorway services.

The boss does not speak English. It was almost 12 o'clock when he got off the plane. Although it was a 24-hour check-in, the parking lot and room card were the password for the mailbox. It is more convenient to smoke outside the room and the parking lot is large. Although the room is not soundproof, it is still very quiet at night. The price is very cost-effective.

Stayed here one night prior to going skiing. Very clean, room had large double bed and single bunk over the top. Breakfast is extra but only a few Euros and there was hot drinks, pastries, cereal. Yoghurts, toast, juice, fruit. Staff all friendly. Free shuttle from airport to hotel literally 3 minute transfer. You call when you arrive & they collect you.

i wanted to try this hotel because it was in / at the airport and it gave me the impression to be a bit different, fresh, funky. That is true, the rooms have a different look, are more inspired that your usual hotel, well equipped and maintained. but unfortunately that's where it stops. The rest is totally sub standard. It took more than 15 minutes to check in and then it wasn't over yet, because i had to go back once more in the queue because the room key didn't work. That day, the weather was hot, so the room was extremely hot because the airco wasn't functioning until i entered the room. It took over an hour of noisy max level airco to get the room to a decent temperature. There is a light below the bed that automatically switches on when there's movement - it is a great concept but unfortunately it detected something several times during the night as well, switched on automatically in the middle of the night, so that i woke up. All in all, the concept of the hotel might be great, but the basics for a hotel (i.e. a good night sleep) are not met due to the time lost at check in, the time need to get a correct temperature and the odd light switching on during the light. Finally, I mentioned these issues at check-out, i got a lot of generic apologies, they mentioned that they would look into the airco and took my name, but never reverted to me. Also, no attempt was made to make me feel better, eg by offering a coffee, breakfast or a face to face with the manager on duty. And if the staff doesn't offer that proactively, I'm not going to ask it. I will use the NH back again next time. A bit less fancy perhaps (but very solid correct quality) and at least i can be sure that i get what i come for: sleep when i arrive late night.

Couldn’t have an easier or better location to the airport- walk just across the street. Very friendly and helpful staff, newly redone rooms, clean and modern. A bit businessy design but still nice. Good dinner with great service. Nice buffet breakfast and bar although not cheap. Would stay here again if needed for the airport.

The Campanile L'Isle-d'Abeau - Bourgoin-Jallieu hotel will welcome you at the exit of the A43 motorway and 15 km from Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport. You can take advantage of your weekend to visit Lyon, classified by UNESCO. With its closed car park, its 24-hour reception, its restaurant and its 2 meeting rooms, our accommodation has many advantages.

We arrived at about 10pm due to problems with the cross channel ferries, but were reassured by the idea that there was 24 hour access to this hotel. Unfortunately, when we arrived we were unable to check in. The machine at the entrance was broken (someone had smashed the screen) and it was so dark that we didn't immediately see a note attached to it which gave a phone number to call instead. We were unable to get into the car park because there were two barriers with pin pads. We managed to get through both eventually when other people arrived. Once we got in, we were stuck since we couldn't leave so we had to wait for other people to come in. There was no response to our pressing the help button on the intercom and the person I spoke to on the phone was completely unhelpful. I understand that I don't speak French very well, but I try and the person speaking to me made no effort to speak more slowly so that I could understand what he was saying. He hung up on my wife. When I got a fluent french speaking friend to call, they didn't answer. Eventually, we followed a french couple into the lobby and they drew our attention to an envelope which was left on the side with the room key in it and the access codes! When we got to the room, it was tidy but stank of smoke. Overall it was extremely stressful and I feel that it should have been made clear what the arrangements were if you check in later in the evening. It would not have been difficult to send an email explaining that if you check in late, an envelope will be left on the side with the key in it etc. We have two young children and nearly continued driving to our destination as we weren't sure we could actually get into the hotel.

The hotel is clean and has a good quality price, The staff is nice, breakfast is a bit empty but there was a offer at 2.9€ so the ratio is still present. It remains a budget ibis. The price is very attractive for the neighborhood, the rooms are spacious and clean. It remains a budget ibis but the price remains among the cheapest.

Hotel is fine. Good location, on the road to Lyon, but no noise burden. free parking on your own closed area. Don't take breakfast. This is very expensive for what you get. No stack bread only croissants , chocolate breads and breakfast cereals.. Also no hearty egg or just a little jam . Ask for them to have stack bread ( last year present) but was not stocked now

We had breakfast this morning,Isabelle and Sarah were welcomed with smile and gentleness ,I've rarely met a staff so responsible buffet was perfect everything was very cleanBravo to Isabelle and Sarah for their professionalism, Moreover the rooms are pleasant Bravo I advise