What it is

A luxurious five-star hotel perched on the hillside of Lyon’s Fourvière district, offering breathtaking views of the city, refined accommodations, and exceptional French hospitality in a historic Renaissance-era setting.

What it isn't

A modern, minimalist hotel or a large urban resort. La Villa Florentine is an intimate, heritage-rich property that combines historic charm with contemporary luxury.

What we think

La Villa Florentine is a true masterpiece of elegance and history, seamlessly blending its Renaissance origins with modern sophistication. The hotel’s beautifully restored building, originally a 17th-century convent, retains its architectural grandeur with vaulted ceilings, stone archways, and antique-inspired furnishings. The rooms and suites are spacious and exquisitely decorated, offering sweeping views of Lyon’s Old Town (Vieux Lyon). Dining at Les Terrasses de Lyon is a highlight, featuring Michelin-starred cuisine and an unbeatable panoramic terrace. The infinity pool and wellness area provide a serene retreat, while the hotel’s location offers easy access to Lyon’s cultural and culinary landmarks. Whether exploring the city or enjoying a romantic escape, La Villa Florentine delivers an unforgettable experience.

You're here because

You want a luxurious and historic retreat with stunning city views, Michelin-starred dining, and a perfect location for exploring Lyon’s rich cultural heritage.

The Moment

Imagine savoring a glass of fine wine on the panoramic terrace as the sun sets over Lyon’s rooftops, casting a golden glow on the city’s iconic landmarks—a moment of pure French romance.

Restaurants & Bars

Les Terrasses de Lyon - A Michelin-starred restaurant offering inventive French cuisine with Mediterranean influences

The Lounge Bar - A cozy spot for aperitifs, signature cocktails, and light bites

Location

Nestled in Lyon’s historic Fourvière district, La Villa Florentine offers unparalleled views of the city while being just a short walk from Old Lyon, the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, and the city’s famous traboules (hidden passageways).