Résidence Studio Genève Centre

The room was fine with a small kitchen attached. The area it's in has lots of places to eat but was noisy at night. You need to check in at the Novotel round the corner.

Checked in done in Novotel not far from Residence Studio.Counter staffs able to converse in English.Lift is small m congested for 2 people with luggages.Electric kettle n oven available but no coffee,sugar,tea sachets given.Residence is near Geneva Cental Bus Station n Train Station.Conven ient for Muslim tourists as many Halal Food available from Atab Restaurants.

very close to station and the studio is very big with a kitchen！

Great location. Love the place

If you are in a business trip and need a room for night staying with decent privacy, this a place you are looking for. This is rather a small studio with a microwave, fridge and washing sink with relatively economic rent. Although it is difficult to identify unless you read the instructions carefully in the reservation page. It is under the supervision of the Novotel Hotel, but no dedicated staff is assigned for the apartments.

During my stay at the Residence Studio Geneve Centre Hotel in Geneva, I encountered a few notable highs and lows that shaped my overall impression of the property. Located in the heart of a bustling area, the hotel offers both convenience and a couple of challenges. Firstly, the noise level around the hotel can be quite disturbing. Due to its central location, the sounds of shouting individuals and loud vehicles frequently permeated the room, making it difficult to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep. Additionally, the sound of doors slamming within the hotel itself was surprisingly loud, often startling me awake even from another room. This aspect of the stay certainly detracted from the comfort and restfulness one would expect from a hotel experience. Secondly, the breakfast offering was disappointing, especially considering the price point. Having checked in at the nearby Novotel, I had expected a similar dining experience. However, while Novotel guests enjoyed a diverse buffet, those staying at Residence Studio were provided with a very basic meal—two pieces of bread, a banana, a single serving of commercially packaged yogurt, and beverages including coffee and orange juice. For 15 Swiss Francs, this breakfast felt underwhelming and did not meet the expectations set by the hotel's affiliation with Novotel. In conclusion, while the Residence Studio Geneve Centre Hotel benefits from its prime location in Geneva, prospective guests should be prepared for the significant noise from both inside and outside the hotel and a basic breakfast that might not deliver satisfactory value. Travelers seeking tranquility and a hearty morning meal might find these points worth considering before booking.