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Everything is pretty decent - clean room with decent space and friendly front desk that speak perfect English. The location is not very ideal for tourists, but it has a bus stop just downstairs of the hotel.

Excellent location. Walk distance to Central Train Station and stone away from Geneva lake. Very good value for money. The facilities are pretty good. It even has a separate kitchen in the room. Decoration in the hallway are looking good. Loads of restaurants around the hotel. Got the best spaghetti carbonara ever had. Walkable distance to Geneva Cathedral and other interesting places. Close to central bus station as well which has bus connects major cities in Switzerland and some cities in neighbouring countries. The only negative thing is that the bathtub is quite narrow. When you take shower in it, it is hard not to knock on the side glass or to the wall. Other than that, everything else works great! Highly recommended!

Here’s a longer, more detailed version with warm and genuine vibes: ⸻ We had such a wonderful stay at Hotel Sagitta and I honestly feel it deserves more recognition for the value it offers. First of all, the location is unbeatable. It’s only about a 10-minute walk to the famous waterfalls and the Old Town, which made everything so convenient. We could stroll out in the morning, explore all the beautiful spots, take photos, grab meals, and come back to rest without needing to drive. Being able to park the car and just walk everywhere was such a big plus. Yes, the hotel has a slightly older, classic style — but everything is clean, well-maintained, and comfortable. What really surprised me (in the best way!) was that our room came with a kitchenette. I did not expect that at all. Having a small kitchen setup made such a difference — we could prepare simple meals, make coffee, and feel a bit more “at home” instead of just staying in a typical hotel room. There was also a bathtub, which was another pleasant surprise. After a long day of walking around and sightseeing, being able to relax in a hot bath was perfect. Not many budget-friendly hotels provide that! For the price we paid, this is honestly one of the best deals in such a prime location. It’s affordable, practical, and provides everything you need for a comfortable stay — good space, useful amenities, parking convenience, and walking distance to all the attractions. If you are looking for a budget-friendly stay with excellent location and great value for money, this hotel is definitely worth considering. We would absolutely stay here again.

Room was very clean and had everything I needed. It was right in front of Genève station which was great for getting around. Ammenities were sufficient for a one-night stay. Did not use any of the services, so I can't comment much about service. Staff speaks English.

I love this room. Great location. The rooms comes with separated kitchen. Full bathroom with bathtub. The receptionist are very friendly. The room is newly renovated with modern style. The kitchen comes with all necessary utensils and coffee machine. You need to buy your own coffee beans tho. Will definitely choose Adagio Aparthotel for my next trip.

Generally the hotel has good facilities, which are relatively new. Our rooms are family connecting rooms with large space. The rooms are very quiet and we had very good sleep. Location is ok as we need to catch the tram about 10 minutes reaching Geneve Cornavin. Service needs improvement as we notified the reception for room cleaning, but when we came back to room at 3:30pm, the room is still not yet cleaned. We rang the reception twice, the cleaner knocked our door and did cleaning. We are not happy for this. One more, on the check out date, we had breakfast around 7:15am and it looked like the veg and fruit salad was left over from yesterday's breakfast, not fresh. I talked with one of the hotel staff, but he did not say anything and went awsy. We did not eat it and put it aside on the table. The breakfast fee is eur28.00 per person, the hotel should provide fresh food for people who live in this hotel. We are not happy as well for this.

The Green Marmot was the best interpretation of a great Japanese invention, the capsule hotel. As their popularity around the world grows leave it to the Swiss to nearly perfect the concept. The facility was brilliantly located only two blocks from the lake and at the Navigation beach. It was an easy walk to the port to take the lake ferries. Closer to the hotel, there are three major supermarkets to choose from. One minute away is the bus stop to the main train and bus station which is less than ten minutes. The same buses get you to connect anywhere in Geneve with ease. This is where a large city feels like a small town and every point of interest is just a few minutes away. The most important thing was the cleanliness of the hotel with its modern features which left one with a sense of wellbeing from having been there. The only drawbacks was there was only an electric tea kettle for hot water. A hot/induction plate would have been nice. However, the area was full of great restaurants of all prices ranges so you should never go hungry. I have stayed at capsule hotels all over the world and the Green Marmot is definitely one of my favorite places to visit.

EXCELLENT location if you want to explore Geneva old town and stay near the lake. The rooms are cozy and small but modern. It's a self check-in hotel. Therefore, I rated the service low even though it was smooth and convenient. I'd definitely choose this hotel again for my next visit to Geneva.

The hotel located near United Nations, public transportation is free by traveling in GENEVA, the hotel staff will help to register when you check in. The room was clean, but the furniture was a bit old as expected. The breakfast was offered by semi buffet, a variety of food selections, quality of food was nice.

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