I attended a conference here and in advance, I read the conflicting reviews. The Radisson Blu is not a bad hotel. It actually, is a pretty good hotel. However, it is ready for renovation. First the good: It is conveniently located next to the Part Dieu Centre Commercial and the Part Dieu train station. The rooms start on the 33rd... More

Great view - hotel rooms start from 32th floor. Mountains and the city are in full view. Radisson's quality - quiet, quick, hospitable. Not far from the Old City. Good place for seminars up to 30 people.

Hotel is one of the highest in Europe; floors from 32 to 38 above the office floors. Good looking place; nice reception, helpful staff. Good value. Stayed at the 35th floor, great views. Clean room and bath room. Air condition ok. Breakfast worth 20 euros, lots of variety and good quality. Close to railway station, but quite hard to find.... More

A hotel with old and outdated rooms and bathrooms. Had a regular room, cramped room, ok bed, small bathroom and extremely poor WIFI. Air was unable to produce the cold, and sleeping in a room with 23 degrees was a bad experience. The breakfast was good with a varied range.

Close to the railway station. Very difficult to find the entrance. Had to go around a windy and dusty area - or through a shopping centre - when this was open. The rooms were small and narrow, but view was good. We stayed at 32 floor. Bathroom, television, cabinets m.m. with worn painting and broken pieces. The service was not... More

Great concept when it was first opened, so long ago!! Now just a tired dirty edifice in need of a complete makeover. Room was awful, broken wooden cladding under the window. Dislodged ceiling tiles, showing wiring and so drafty and cold. Could not adjust heating beyond 20 degrees C Breakfast buffett a joke, nothing left at 8-45am!! Never again

Fortunately we were only in this hotel for one night. We found it very tired looking with frayed carpets and dusty curtains, old fashioned TV and rather small room. Breakfast overpriced. To be avoided.

I paid 115 euros for one night and would say it was worth it. The building is iconic and my room was on the top floor (i think this was an upgrade). The view is incredible out over the city. The room was poorly decorated - wall paper peeling off the walls etc but this didn't really bother me. WIFI... More

I wish I'd read the reviews before booking a room here. As other reviewers say, it's not really a four star hotel. The hotel occupies the top half dozen or so floors of a monstrous tower nicknamed The Pencil. The approach from the station is via an expressway underpass with a narrow pedestrian strip which puts you in mind of... More