We were a family of two adults with 3 children plus 2 older people (the in-laws, ma belle mere et mon beau pere!). We stayed 4 nights. Everyone is fit and well so the access via stairs was ok. I am so glad we chose to stay here, in the old Lyon. Although it is 'tres touristique' it is nevertheless very beautiful and steeped in history. The accommodation itself is a well lived-in house and should be considered as such - it is not a hotel and is without pretense. But there was something special about staying in a house so reminiscent of local family life. The garden was quaint and a delight (after being in Paris 10 for 6 months). I spent every moment I could out there (frequently with a glass of rosé given the delightful weather we had). The family enjoyed living with our very own Traboule access to the village. There was a lot to do. We didn't stop for 4 days (piscine du Rhone, parc de la tete d'or, marché saint-Antoine Célestins, La Maison de Guignol!). The food market early in the morning is a short walk (5 mins from the Traboule of the house) and is a delight before it gets busier with other tourists in the afternoon. We bought so much we hardly ever had occasion to eat out! The house is easily accessible by train (vieux Lyon) and Ubers are plentiful also. We will be back in Lyon some day without doubt. I won't even worry about looking elsewhere - I'd be delighted with a chance to stay in Emmanuelle's house again.