Stayed there during our trip to France and it was rather good, especially since you can get some very good deals for this hotel during the weekends. Our room was facing the river - and a motorway - but due to triple windows it was very quiet inside. Bed was very comfortable and teapot in the room was very convenient. Breakfast was very good and highly recommended. Free wi-fi worked rather well. Getting to the parking of the hotel is a bit tricky, so do not miss the sign to the garage before the main entrance - you need to go down and use speakerphone to get inside. The area around the hotel is probably not the most interesting part of Lyon, but completely acceptable. The only downside of the hotel is that is quite far from the main attractions of Lyon, so you need to take a metro and in the evening getting back to the hotel can be tiring. Otherwise, decent place for short stay, especially if you can get a good deal with breakfast included.

This was my third stay here. They have some good internet prices and due to being renovated a year ago, it's a nice hotel.
The staff have always been pleasant and helpful.
The rooms are functional and modern. The beds have duvee'sand are really comfortable.The mattresses are great.
Perrache is not a good area of Lyon, but it is very close to the railway station and also the centre of Lyon is very close and easy to get to by the Metro at just 1.60euro.
The breakfast was only one euro extra when booking online.It is a typical french breakfast and a good start to the day.
And the wifi internet is free and works well!!!

My wife and I have just returned from a holiday in Lyon having stayed at this hotel. The rooms were clean and of a good size and were comfortable. The staff were extremely pleasant and helpful; the cold buffet breakfast set us up for the day; our room had a very good view of the Rhone. The Hotel is about 5 minutes walk to Perrache station where you can connect with local trains, TGV, trams, buses and metro.
We had heard that the hotel was in the middle of the red-light area but we never saw any of that; presumably that was furrther down the Presquile in the industrial area. In fact, my wife commented that Lyon was the only city she had ever been in where she felt completely safe; the people were just so nice.

I stayed at Hotel Kyriad as part of a European tourist class bus tour. Although I was only there a night... that was enough. The room was tiny and smelled of smoke, the bathroom was even smaller and nearly impossible to function in, and the elevator was so small only one person and their luggage could comfortably get inside (Not for the weary of small spaces). The staff did seem friendly and the location was decent as we were able to walk to the city centre to have a wonderful meal in one of the many restaurants. I do not consider myself some that requires luxury accomodations. I did not feel that this establishment was up to the standard of all the other hotels and countries we travled to. I would not stay in this hotel ever again.