28 rue Anatole France (rue de Roubaix), 59800 Lille

ibis Styles Lille Centre Grand Place

Name: ibis Styles Lille Centre Grand Place
Address: 28 rue Anatole France (rue de Roubaix), Lille, 59800, fr
Price range: 75 EUR - 140 EUR

3-star hotel

With parking
Pets allowed
3 stars
Family
Accessible for disabled
Design

Presentation

You step through the door, and a mosaic of bright colors immediately evokes Lille's grand textile era; the welcome is bathed in warm light, with smiles inviting you to set down your bags and relax. In this vibrant decor, the reception desk remains available 24/7 to answer any question or print a train ticket. The first few minutes set the tone: simplicity, attentiveness, and good humor.

Less than 200 meters from Lille-Flandres station and just a short walk from Lille-Europe, this address makes every arrival easy and allows for quick round trips to Paris, Brussels, or Amsterdam. Metro, tram, and V’Lille bike stations are close to the entrance, making it easy to forgo the car and enjoy day trips. The shopping streets, historic cafés, and Grand-Place are within a few steps, making exploration intuitive.

The lively city center unfolds without detours: shops, art galleries, and theaters are just a handle-turn away.

The 42 rooms are divided into five categories designed for solo travelers, couples, or families. Adjustable air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and fast Wi-Fi are standard features, while a courtesy tray remains within reach for a late coffee. The Sweet Bed by ibis bedding provides balanced support for restful nights, and the soundproofing shields against urban whispers without stifling the atmosphere. Each floor features energetic color harmonies that extend the city’s textile legacy.

Some rooms offer a balcony with views of the opera; others have a clever duplex layout with a mezzanine sleeping area, freeing up a comfortable living room below. Families can enjoy connecting rooms accommodating two adults and two children, with two separate bathrooms. Business travelers appreciate the spacious desks large enough for a laptop and documents without encroaching on relaxation space. The overall design is compact yet functional, ideal for a short or extended stay.

The two single room categories provide a bed ranging from 100 to 120 centimeters wide, perfect for a comfortable night's sleep in complete autonomy. Twin rooms offer two generously sized single beds, while the double category features a 160-centimeter bed, a favorite for couples on a getaway.

Starting at 7 a.m., the included buffet blends crispy breads, freshly baked pastries, fresh fruits, and local dairy products. Northern staples such as thin waffles or Bergues cheese add a regional touch appreciated by the curious. You can choose a light breakfast or load up for a day of exploring. The tables are replenished until 10 a.m., allowing for a stress-free sleep-in.

Each bathroom features a bright, easily accessible walk-in shower. Thermostatic faucets stabilize the water temperature, while a wall-mounted hairdryer speeds up morning preparations. The eco-friendly toiletries, with a discreet plant-based scent, reduce unnecessary plastic thanks to refillable dispensers. The housekeeping team ensures impeccable cleanliness daily.

USB ports near the bed, well-placed outlets, and unlimited Wi-Fi simplify device charging and itinerary planning.

On the ground floor, the bar remains open around the clock with its "temptation board": regional craft beers, Vrai et Bon jars to heat up, and sweet or savory treats depending on the mood. It's perfect for extending a stroll under the arcades of the Vieille Bourse or reflecting on a concert. The atmosphere is laid-back; colorful chairs invite you to share a final drink before heading to your room. A few board games await the playful.

The hotel has been awarded the Green Key label for the second year in a row, a sign of genuine environmental commitment. Energy-efficient management, LED lighting, and certified cleaning products limit the carbon footprint without compromising comfort. Clear signage for waste sorting in communal areas and a filtered water fountain reduce plastic bottle usage. Your stay aligns with responsible values.

A 24/7 concierge, secure luggage storage, and bike rentals complete the range of services, freeing your schedule from logistical constraints.

For appointments, the property offers stable Wi-Fi suitable for video conferences, as well as printing and photocopying services at the reception. The Grand Palais and Nouveau Siècle are quickly accessible on foot or by metro, making it easy to attend a trade show or concert. After a workday, the communal space becomes an informal office where you can debrief over an espresso. The consistently praised rates make it a solid base for frequent business trips.

Bright colors, light wood, and graphic textiles create an atmosphere that is dynamic yet never overwhelming. Each corridor features a different pattern, a nod to the richness of past textile manufacturing. The lighting emits a soft glow that highlights these palettes without straining the eyes. The result, decidedly contemporary, creates an immediate sense of well-being.

Customer feedback unanimously highlights the team’s availability and the ease of communication; you quickly feel that your stay truly matters.

Procedures are seamless: check-in from 3 p.m., check-out available until noon to make the most of your last moments in the city. The team is happy to provide information on train connections or book a taxi if your train departs early. A small bonus: grab-and-go coffee is available for early departures. You can head to the station without rushing.

Booking your room means treating yourself to a break that combines comfort, convenience, and genuine hospitality. Once your luggage is set down, all that’s left is to cross the street to begin exploring Lille and its many facets.

In ten minutes, the cobblestone streets of Vieux-Lille reveal Flemish façades and designer shops; the Notre-Dame-de-la-Treille cathedral, with its translucent marble façade, stands at the end of an unexpected perspective. Secondhand bookshops under the arcades of the Vieille Bourse invite you to browse the stalls, while the terraces along the Rang de Beauregard offer a gourmet pause. Every detour unveils a century-old shop or a trendy concept store, proof of a living heritage. You can stroll aimlessly, guided by your whims.

Art enthusiasts can visit the Palais des Beaux-Arts with its relief maps, then take a TER train to discover the Louvre-Lens set in a minimalist park. The Piscine de Roubaix, a former art deco pool turned museum, combines sculptures, paintings, and applied arts in a luminous setting. In Villeneuve-d’Ascq, the LaM blends modern, contemporary, and outsider art in a green environment. Each visit provides a different angle on creativity, accessible with combined tickets and public transport.

Looking for greenery? The Deûle River meanders just a few meters away and leads to the verdant moats of the Citadel designed by Vauban. Bike paths, a free zoo, and shaded clearings make this green lung perfect for running, cycling, or picnicking. On Sundays, joggers cross paths with families enjoying the giant playground before grabbing artisanal ice cream. The landscaped banks even host barge bars for a refreshing drink on sunny days.

The cultural agenda never slows down: temporary exhibitions at the Grand Palais, shows at the Nouveau Siècle, concerts at the Zénith, and Wazemmes markets punctuate the week. Design, dance, or comic book festivals regularly enliven public squares. Tickets can be purchased online or directly at the nearby tourist office. You can choose based on your mood and the weather.

When September arrives, the Braderie transforms Lille into a giant anthill, mixing antique dealers, mussels-and-fries stalls, and impromptu brass bands; from the hotel, you need only step outside to dive into the excitement. In other seasons, the Christmas market or the illuminated Ferris wheel on the Grand-Place creates an equally festive atmosphere. Whatever the time of year, the ibis Styles Lille Centre Grand Place remains a central, attentive, and genuinely welcoming base, with the city within walking or biking distance.

Some activities and discoveries near this hotel

Wander the cobblestone streets of Vieux-Lille to Notre-Dame-de-la-Treille Cathedral to admire its contemporary stained glass, then stroll under the arcades of the Vieille Bourse and its book market.

Immerse yourself in masterpieces at the Palais des Beaux-Arts, one of France’s largest museums after the Louvre, less than a ten-minute walk away.

Breathe in the Parc de la Citadelle designed by Vauban: bike paths, a small free zoo, and walks along the Deûle offer a green interlude easily accessible by V’Lille bike.

Find local products and quirky vintage items at the Wazemmes market on Sunday mornings, a colorful and convivial hotspot.

Discover avant-garde art at the LaM in Villeneuve-d’Ascq or the former art deco pool of Roubaix, both accessible via tram or TER in under 30 minutes.

Experience the event programming at the Grand Palais or a concert at the Zénith, both reachable with a short metro ride from Place Rihour.

Summary of some positive reviews found online

Unbeatable location for exploring on foot between the train stations, Grand-Place, and Vieux-Lille, making it easy for car-free stays.

Staff described as particularly warm and eager to share great recommendations, adding a highly appreciated convivial touch to the stay.

Generous buffet breakfast with a variety of breads, fresh products, and regional specialties, often mentioned as an excellent start to the day.

Colorful decor and comfortable Sweet Bed bedding frequently highlighted for contributing to a cheerful atmosphere and restful nights.

Good value for money emphasized by many travelers, who appreciate inclusive amenities such as unlimited Wi-Fi and hot drinks, as well as stable rates even in high season.