With its yellow and anthracite colors, this room is a nod to Lyon's silk workshops. Inside, you'll discover a typical reflotter used to create spools of silk thread, as well as a hand-painted silkscreen depicting the city, framed on the wall

Overlooking the garden, this room is very cosy

Lyon is also famous for its local cuisine. This room is therefore a tribute to this typical gastronomy: copper pans and portraits of some mythical cooks will welcome you. There's even a secret recipe book for gourmets!

In emerald green and gold tones, this room is elegantly furnished with a wooden desk, a vintage telephone table used as a bedside table, a chandelier as a lamp and a gilded mirror

A small private bathroom with shower and washbasin on one side and separate toilet on the other

This quiet room overlooks the private garden.

How about a trip back to Roman times? Wood has pride of place here: the Lugdunum room is decorated with round mahogany chairs, a wheel sits on the floor, a large wardrobe can accommodate all your luggage in addition to the closet in the entrance hall, and the bedside tables are made of logs left in their unfinished state. This room is nonetheless warm and spacious!

On the wall, you'll find a map of the city of Lyon when it was still called Lugdunum, and a comic strip waiting to tell you more

Like all Félix dOrt rooms, Lugdunum has its own private bathroom with shower, sink and toilet

The large double-glazed windows face the street, but are not overlooked: on the ground floor, grassy areas and trees surround the house on this side.

The Guignol puppet is well known in Lyon! In this colorful room, you can have fun performing a show with the castelet, Gnafron and Guignol

Comprising a large bed, a chest of drawers, two antique red chairs with a pedestal table and an original fireplace, this is a romantic room. Around the bed are two swings that double as bedside tables

The windows face the street: you won't see any tar here, but the rosebushes planted by my grandmother!

And the Lumière brothers invented cinema! Nothing less! Félix dOrt's largest bedroom, in shades of red, black and white, is a treasure trove: the fireplace and round bed alone make it well worth a visit. You'll also discover old projectors, film reels and posters

A screen and video projector are at your disposal, so you can watch movies from the comfort of your red cinema armchairs

You'll be able to sleep either way with the central, round bed: facing the glass doors, the fireplace or the window? The hardest part will be choosing. The bathroom is also spacious, with a claw-foot bathtub.