Room in 17 Rue Paul Cazeneuve, 69008 Lyon, France, lyon

The weakest, worst and dirtiest student unit in the whole of France. The rooms are completely old, all the furniture is old. The rooms do not have bathrooms and toilets and are shared, but they are always so dirty that it is not possible to use them. There are always homeless people in the halls on cold nights. Its management is only thinking about getting more money. All the tiles and materials in the room have been destroyed, and when the room is delivered, they will also receive the money for the old tiles. There is no guard and the security of the building is zero. If it was possible, I would give 5 negative points, even 1 is too much for it. The cost of rent is very high and the facilities are very very low. I wanted to run away from there so much.

I've found a studio dirty, kitchen was not equipment at all. I've spend about 70 euros for bed linen and dishes.... which was not mentioned on the website. All furniture is old and smells terrible. Bathroom is full of mound. Not hygienic at all. Stay away from this place if you can! Unfortunately I've paid for a month stay in advance and I wasn't able to change...

I stayed there over a year and it was horrible, depending on the room you get your condition might be a little bit better but mine was the worse, they also don’t care for helping the residents with anything, we had to deal with cockroaches for months

Acceptable

A truly deplorable experience. The welcome was cold, haughty, and clearly contemptuous from the very first moment. The website states that the residence accepts both students and young professionals. However, on arrival, the story was completely different: only "students" were supposedly accepted. Despite an almost immediate refusal due to my friend's status (she's in medical school), she still showed us a tiny apartment, only to then casually mention that it wasn't possible and that there were other viewings. To make matters worse, there was only one bathroom and one toilet for six rooms, in a state that left much to be desired and gave an impression of poor hygiene, even in the rooms themselves. Why bother making people travel if their profile doesn't match the requirements from the outset? Between misleading information, questionable living conditions, and a disrespectful attitude, this demonstrates a serious lack of professionalism. Avoid at all costs.