My sister and I stayed at Quentin's and Gautier's place in Lyon for a few days in September. Communication (just with Quentin in this case) was great from the get-go, and checking in and out was easy and straightforward. The flat itself is very close to Lyon Perrache station, and is nicely designed and lots of thought has clearly been put into the furnishings. There is everything there you need if you're there for business or vacation: ironing board, washing machine, a library of dvds for rainy days, even a stock of pantry basics.

The building is located on a busy road, but the apartment is in the courtyard, so it is much quieter. I do strongly suggest that anyone staying here makes sure to check your route of arrival and to arrive via Cours de Verdun Perrache. We walked a couple of different ways to the apartment, and it can be pretty creepy depending on how you go, as a lot of construction is going on in the area. Google maps is a bit tricky, so once you have the address for the apartment, I would suggest having it show you how to get to Brasserie Georges, then how to get from the Brasserie to the apartment. if you are coming from the Lyon Perrache station, take the covered escalator down to the parking lot (signs for Verdun Perrache), walk through the lot and down some stairs. If you go left from there, you will end up on the Cours de Verdun Perrache, which is populated with hotels and restaurants.

The apartment overall is really lovely, comfortable, and roomy. Quentin was fantastic to deal with- funny, charming, and ready to answer any questions. I do recommend a stay at Q&G's place!