Hotel Mesra keluarga di Geneva

Tout le personnel est souriant, accueillant, sympathique, à la réception, au bar, aux petits-déjeuners, c'est si rare aujourd'hui qu'il faut le souligner. Une très bonne idée, les portraits de l'équipe dans la salle du restaurant ! Ce bel hôtel est situé à quelques minutes à pied du lac et à proximité de nombreux restaurants de tout style culinaire et pour toutes les bourses. Un parking souterrain est disponible contre supplément bien sûr, mais indispensable dans le quartier. Nous avions une agréable chambre ”exécutive” avec une grande terrasse au dernier étage, avec une vue sur le Jet d'Eau mais pas sur le lac. Normal, ce n'est pas indiqué dans le descriptif de la chambre. En résumé, nous avons passé un très agréable week-end au Novotel et dans cette très belle ville internationale qu'est Genève.

I stayed in this hotel for a 3 nights with my brother and our friend. It is I a great location with only 8-minute walk from train station, a grocery store across the street, surrounded by a variety of good restaurants, in a quiet side street, a 2-minute walk to Lake Geneva located behind hotel and a 15-minute walk to old town. Very good service - Reception gave us a free-transit pass (good for tram, train and water taxi) and stored our luggage so we can start our sightseeing until check-in time. Room is spacious and very clean. We had room on the 4th floor facing back which is very quiet. Swiss Tours (if you want to take a day trip - Annecy is very picturesque) is also only a 10-minute walk away. Take the route along the lake to go downtown or old town - Beautiful scenery. The only thing that can be an issue for some is the single tiny elevator for maximum of 4 people. With luggage, I would say about 2 people. The bathtub shower stall is also a bit small so this may be an issue for some people. But they are very minor to us. So for me and my travel group, it was an excellent stay. We would go back in this hotel again.

Visited Geneva to celebrate our 50 th wedding anniversary and stayed at the outstanding Ritz Carlton Hotel de La Paix, Geneva. The hotel and especially the staff are exceptionally outstanding in every way. The hotel was elegantly beautiful, old world charm and beauty with striking modern accents. But most of all, the staff from the doorman to the reception staff, the concierge, and the manager as well as the staff from the Living Room Kitchen and Bar were always warm, welcoming and ready to help make our stay a trip of a lifetime. We will always remember our stay and the staff at the Ritz Carlton Hotel de LaPaix. Thank you to all!

It's so easy to write a review when the issues identified in the review of a previous stay last year remain uniformly the same. And since the hotel at that time wrote, ”you can be assured that your remarks will be discussed with our team so that your next visit will give you complete satisfaction”, but obviously did nothing, it seems fair to deduct another star from the rating. It's a pity, but I don't see why the blatant lie should be overlooked. So, copying word-for-word from my last review, ”almost all [problems] concerned breakfast, where the potatoes were tough and dry, where the buffet included no fish products (no lox, no hering, no whitefish) and no mushrooms, where the selection of bread was like that of a two- or at most three-star hotel.” Yes, it's exactly the same now as it was then. There are no other significant deficiencies at this property, overlooking the fact that it is a bit dated overall (though in good shape as far as I could see). Positives include: - Breakfast open from 05:45, this already sets the hotel apart - Gym fully equipped and open 24 hours; there is even apparently a pool - Room was large, with both a bathtub and a shower stall - Easily walkable from the airport (signage not perfect in a couple of spots) - Executive lounge food selection in the evening not very inspiring, just managed to be adequate Really, the hotel should address the deficiencies related to breakfast AND not dishonestly imply that you're going to but then fail to.

The service at this property is great. Your needs are anticipated by the team, and the iced coffee is excellent, as well as the afternoon tea.

Honestly, this was the worst experience of our lives. The hotel feels like it’s run by a club of amateurs. The service was an absolute disaster. We waited 40 minutes for our breakfast, only for them to bring the wrong order. No apology, no effort to fix it—just pure incompetence. Avoid this place if you value your time and sanity.

Stayed at here at Easter while visiting friends at CERN. Huge room, really comfy bed, well stocked mini bar. Concierge was excellent. Spent a bit more on this hotel than I normally do when in Geneva but it was well worth it. Never had time to visit the spa and ate out with friends every day so other than the excellent breakfast I never got to visit the restaurants either. Location is excellent, I think my room was used as Tremayne's office in The Champions. (See Youtube). Really good for transport links, seems about 1 minute from everything. If I'm in Geneva again I'll probably stay again.

The hotel and staff looked after us exceptionally well during our first stay to Geneva. The room was ready as we arrived at the hotel at 9:30am and they had kindly upgraded us to a room with a lake view to celebrate the reason for our trip. The staff could not have been more welcoming, kind and helpful during our stay. The concierge was extremely helpful and gave us many tips on where to visit during our stay. The breakfast was amazing and the setting is really special. The hotel is a 40 minute walk to the old town which we enjoyed each day, although the hotel do offer guests a travel card which allows use of public transport which was super easy. The swimming pool is wonderful - the only downside to our trip was our final day when there wasn't enough sun beds at the pool and we would recommend that perhaps hotel guests could reserve the beds to ensure this didn't happen. All in all a fabulous trip one that we will remember and the hotel 10/10!

This was my first stay in Geneva and as always I had a wonderful time. Let's start with the check in, all the staff were happy and smiling which made me feel very welcome. Provence was very kind and she showed me the way to the room and also the hotel facilities. I loved the room, so spacious and open in white, very big bed and in front of a huge garden. The welcome gift was a highlight for me: a big bottle of red wine which is made by the owner and also delicious chocolate with caramel. It was very interesting for me that the hotel logo was everywhere, on the chocolate, on the cappuccino, the club sandwich etc. We ate so much , the breakfast was perfect too, I can recommend the pancakes, the cappuccino and the fresh orange juice (so sweet oranges like in Greece).You can eat also sushi for breakfast.Simon I think was his name, he was the best at breakfast, so attentive and happy to assist us. Thank you very much, we will come back

I liked this hotel. Good location, 7 minutes or so from the central train station (which we walked to every day) and 2 blocks from Lake Geneva. It is is the ”new” part of town, not Old Town, but it was simple to get to the old part of town--we walked over there twice, including return in the evening after dinner. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel has a very modern feel, and the room was a good sized compared to what we’ve seen in other European cities (but it was also a bit more expensive). Breakfast was good. Three choices: Continental, Buffet without eggs and hot food, and Full Buffet. Not cheap but consistent with the prices we’ve seen in other hotels. No U.S. plugs; didn’t expect them. We didn’t have an ironing board in our room, but upon request, one was quickly brought to us, and we kept it throughout our stay. The bed was comfortable, 4 pillows, but as in many northern European hotels, only a comforter, no top sheet. It's possible we could have gotten one upon request--I didn't try. Our room did have a table and two chairs, as well as a nice TV, which we didn’t use, so can’t really report on that. We were on the 5th floor, room 58. The only issue with this room is that it is in kind of a dormer, I think; on my (6’3”) husband’s side of the bed, the ceiling sloped down low so that if he wasn’t paying attention, he would hit his head when he stood up. Also, as a dormer, the window is small, but that really didn’t matter to us. The A/C worked. The room had an interesting design. The toilet was in a separate room with a sink. The closet was in the entry, across from the bar; it was not large but did have several open shelves you could use. There was coffee, tea and water and a small number of snacks available. The bathroom (other than toilet), including the large shower, was open to the bedroom; however, there were “partition” type door/walls you could use when you were talking a shower for privacy and warmth. I hadn't seen anything like it. It’s a little hard to explain, but it made the room feel a little bigger, while allowing plenty of privacy while showering. I would definitely stay here again.