-(L)-LUXURY HOTEL PROPERTY TYPE - HOTEL RATINGS - 4 STARS LYON IS A GASTRONOMIC PLACE OF PILGRIMAGE. AT THE HEART OF OLD LYON, THE SECOND LARGEST RENAISSANCE COMPLEX IN EUROPE, CLASSIFIED AS WORLDWIDE HERITAGE OF THE HUMANITY BY UNESCO, LA TOUR ROSE IS A WORLD OF TERRACED GARDENS, ORNAMENTAL POOLS AND WATERFALLS AND BALUSTRADED GALLERIES. YOU WILL DISCOVER THE 12 SUITES AT LA TOUR ROSE ARE DECORATED AS A CELEBRATION OF LYONS VENERATED SILK INDUSTRY. FROM UNUSUAL TEXTURES AND DESIGN TO CARBON FIBRE FURNITURE, THEY REFLECT THE HISTORY OF TEXTILE ART THROUGH THE AGES. IN THIS TUSCAN GARDEN ATMOSPHERE COOK-AESTHETE PHILLIPPE CHAVENT CULTIVATES THE RELATED TRADITION OF SILK AND GASTRONOMY. WITHIN THESE THREE BUILDINGS OF THE 15TH TO THE 18TH CENTURIES, CULINARY AND ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES UNITE. IN A FORMER CHAPEL, UNDER A GLASS AND STEEL ROOF, PHILLIPPE CHAVENT INNOVATIVELY COMBINES NOUVELLE AND CLASSIC CUISINE WITH THE FRUITS OF HIS JOURNEYS. LA TOUR ROSE IS A REMARKABLE AND REWARDING EXPERIENCE.
It is a world of terraced gardens, balustraded galleries and ornamental pools and waterfalls.

Classified as a Unesco heritage city, Lyon is a place of gastronomic pilgrimage. At the heart of Old Lyon, the second largest Renaissance complex in Europe, La Tour Rose is a world of terraced gardens, balustraded galleries and ornamental pools and waterfalls. The 12 suites at La Tour Rose are decorated in celebration of Lyon's venerated silk industry. From unusual textures and design to carbon fibre furniture, they reflect the history of textile art. In this Tuscan garden atmosphere cook and aesthete Philippe Chavent cultivates the related traditions of silk and gastronomy. Within these three buildings of the 15th to 18th centuries, culinary and architectural features unite. In a former chapel, under a glass and steel roof, Philippe Chavent innovatively combines nouvelle and classic cuisine with the fruits of his journeys. La Tour Rose is a remarkable and rewarding experience.