Put a flimsy kitchenette in a cramped hotel room, call it an “apart-hotel,” and suddenly you can skip daily cleaning. Smart business model, I suppose. Label the building “low emission” and don’t bother with air-conditioning – another genius move. That is, until Lyon goes through a canicule, which it did during our stay.
The room was stifling, sleep was poor, and the only relief came from a small, noisy fan that barely stirred the air.
Outside, a few homeless people were sleeping rough by the hotel entrance – I genuinely felt for them. If the heat inside was tough, it must’ve been unbearable for them.
All in all, not a great experience. One to avoid, I think.