Good location, not too far from the Part-Dieu train station which is useful if you want to explore other cities in the area. Although Tais understands English, it’s best that you speak either French, Portuguese (she’s from São Paulo, Brazil), or Spanish with her, and I ended up speaking French and English with her during most of my stay. She is really nice and understanding, and was available most of the time when I needed help. Bed was comfortable, kitchen had what I needed to cook and washer was really convenient as I needed to do laundry twice.
Despite having difficulty sleeping one night due to the heat wave in France, I asked if she could provide a fan, and she did, so I appreciated her hospitality a lot. The building is old and has no air conditioning so it’s not a good place to come during a heat wave! I highly recommend her if you want to stay near the Part-Dieu station and if you are from a Portuguese speaking country, especially Brazil!