Hoteller med morgenmad i Geneva

I was going to arrive late in the evening last night so I wrote the hotel to enquire about transportation from the airport to the hotel. They told me very diligent it and precisely about their shuttle service. When I arrived at the hotel, the desk person, a Swiss gentleman, was extremely hospitable, friendly, authentic, detailed in a good sense, helpful and professional. He also helped me book a taxi for the next day. What a great way to welcome a guest. Really best practice. Lots of desk employees around the world should learn from him! The room was very nice, all fine. Large enough, and having all amenities. Excellent lunch at the hotel: very good cuisine. I needed to leave my luggage at the concierge: they did it all very well. The only point for improvement: when I left, I asked a lady at the reception, apparently Swiss, to help me get my luggage back and book a taxi for me. She did it but in a cold and distant way. She should go find another job in a different industry. One where she can continue being unfriendly.

Superbly strategic location just across the Geneva train station and is only 7 mins with the train to airport.. quite a lot of shops & eateries nearby.. about 8 mins walk to cross the lake as well... though it is near to the main road where buses, trams & cars but was too tired to hear anything.. room wise quite alright for 2 pax with 2 luggages

Staff are nice and friendly. Room is very good; clean and big. The location is the best as it's just a few minutes walk to bus station and 5-10 mins walk to train staion. Highly recommended.

房間特別非常好的酒店。半夜火車到達日內瓦，出租車十幾分鍾就開到了。就算深夜到達，前台的工作人員也是很熱情的接待。一層的區域是需要消費才能入座的。一層的衞生間很棒！

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