The Café-Épicerie owes its name to the history of Vieux-Lyon and the fact that it found itself on the very crossroads of the 16th century spice industry.

A long, steel bar guides the visitor to the entrance of the Café-Épicerie and its refined and contemporary setting: vaulted ceiling, dark parquet floor, stone walls and tapestries made from Lyon silk... On the menu in this elegant café, Anthony Bonnet has created a flavor which rhymes with freshness, as originality does with lightness. The men...

The bar and its two cosy, retro-style lounges offer a refined list of Champagne, Cognac, Rum, single malt whisky, Armagnac and even innovative cocktails.

It is also a place where cigar lovers can gather to enjoy the selection of bands kept at the perfect level of humidity in the fully equipped smoking room.

The lounges are designed for privacy and calm. At the Fontaines lounge the walls are painted with aquatic scenes gently guiding guests to the bar. The walls of the Agape lounge, where an imposing fireplace occupies place of honour, have acquired a patina with the smoke curls of the cigars.

In the Venetian lounge, the Murano ceiling lights brush against the tall Renaissance style wardrobes producing a serene and historical atmosphere.

The hotel Cour des Loges, one of the most beautiful gems in Old Lyon, a UNESCO World Heritage site, brings your event or meeting back to the Renaissance and the 21st century. Cour des Loges, made up of four combined Renaissance houses, successfully blends past and present, period stones and contemporary art, Renaissance furniture and high-tech equipment in subtle harmony.

Imagine a Florentine courtyard with a marble floor and a spectacular contemporary glass and steel ceiling. This is the breathtaking surroundings in which Anthony Bonnet, GaultMillau d'Or 2007 "Talented Young Chef" and now awarded a star by the 2012 Michelin Guide, officiates.

In the restaurant Les Loges, the chef and his team offer a refined gastronomic cuisine combining tradition and imagination. Throughout the seasons, you will be seduced by a menu of unequaled produce and quality.

Cour des Loges offers you a relaxation area subtly integrated into the architecture of the building: two Pure Altitude beauty cabins can be found next to the indoor swimming pool in a contemporary atmosphere of old stone. A sauna, Turkish baths, fitness area and relaxation room are nestled on a veranda looking out onto the green surroundings, contributing to the sense of well-being.

According to legend, the cellar would have been used as a plenary hall for the Masonic lodge, with each member storing his bottles in the individual lockers which still exist to this day. Nowadays, the vaulted cellar welcomes wine lovers to tasting sessions orchestrated by the hotel's sommelier.