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Three hotels in Lyon earn a prestigious distinction in the Michelin 2025 rankings!

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The Editor

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Lyon confirms its status as the capital of the art of living: three Lyon hotels have earned the prestigious Michelin Key 2025, a symbol of hotel excellence. With a blend of heritage, design, and sophistication, the city is now also making its mark on the luxury scene.

After the stars, it's time for the Keys! If Lyon already shines in the French gastronomic sky, it now lights up the world of hospitality. For the second edition of the Michelin Keys award, three establishments in Lyon have won this precious distinction. This award, the hotel equivalent of the famous Michelin stars, honors places where design, service, and local experience come together perfectly.

Three Lyon hotels living up to their legend

The InterContinental Lyon – Hôtel-Dieu is obviously among the awarded addresses. Located in the Grand Hôtel-Dieu, this palace blends heritage and modernity with its bright rooms, views of the Rhône, and its spectacular dome. Another distinguished location: La Villa Maïa, perched on the hill of Fourvière, offers an intimate luxury experience. Signature by Jean-MiCéline Wilmotte combines contemporary architecture, gardens inspired by antiquity, and a grand spa. Finally, La Villa Florentine, a gem in Vieux Lyon recently acquired, enchants with its history and stunning view. This former religious residence transformed into a 5-star hotel offers an infinity pool, a legendary terrace, and Renaissance serenity. Three addresses, three interpretations of Lyon's refinement.

The Michelin Key, a global reference of excellence

The Michelin Key rewards not just the beauty of places, but their soul. It distinguishes establishments that can provide an authentic and consistent experience: a tailored welcome, a unique setting, and a strong local footprint. For travelers, it's a guarantee of an exceptional stay; for hoteliers, a prestigious recognition that elevates their status on an international level.

This triple award could really mark a turning point for Lyon's tourism. By establishing itself as a high-end destination, the city attracts clientele seeking elegance, history, and comfort. Beyond the stay, these hotels tell a story: that of a metropolis where hospitality becomes a way of life. And what if, ultimately, the Michelin key opened the doors to a new chapter of Lyon's prestige?