Hotel President Wilson, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Geneva anmeldelser

Good hotel if you want to be on the promenade but some 30 minutes walk to the station. However hotel can help with the taxi if you need one. Rooms were clean and airconditioned. Good hotel however for my feeling it’s more of a 4 stars than 5.

早就對不起她的房價了

房間隔音效果差，價格高於其設施標準。

日內瓦的老酒店了，房間會有點老。

性價比極差的酒店。隔音很差。

Traveling as a family, so we needed two rooms. I booked them well in advance, however when we arrived at the hotel at 4 in the afternoon, neither room was ready and we were told our rooms would be on separate floors. We were offered free drinks at the bar... Finally, at 5:30, one of the rooms was ready and I left my contact information for notification when the other room would be available. No call or anything. When we came back after dinner at 7:30p, I checked at the front desk and got the other key - no explanation for no call or update. No big deal, just very surprising. The whole aura of the hotel seemed a little uppity, and I get that it has a couple of really nice restaurants in there, but it didn't feel very hospitable for a Marriott property. While the hotel and the rooms are luxury nice, if in the area, I would probably choose another option. There are other Marriott's in better parts of Geneva, too. Having spent 50+ nights in Marriott hotels in business travel this past year, this one was probably the low point, unfortunately.

The service at this hotel makes it a 5 star in my opinion. The valet / bellman are attentive and friendly . The reception staff is absolutely lovely and kind - very welcoming . The waitstaff in the restaurants are quick and professional while catering to business travelers but also vacation travelers. The rooms are standard Marriott rooms. But after our disappointing last hotel stay in St . Gervais - a huge American style room was a lovely welcome . Every meal that we had was fresh & clean . I highly recommend the quinoa salad with the warm gazpacho. The location is right on the lake and you can’t beat the views from the pool . Next time I come , I’ll try swimming in the open water swim park !

I chose to stay at Wilson President Hotel for my New Year’s Eve countdown after reading many positive reviews. However, my experience did not meet the expectations of a five-star luxury hotel. We arrived at the hotel around 12 PM, well before the regular check-in time, hoping for an early check-in. Unfortunately, there were no rooms available, but Ines at the reception assured me that my room would be ready by 3 PM. That was fine, as I had booked a La Mer facial and thought I could use the spa facilities while waiting. However, the receptionist informed me that I could only access the spa after my facial. I found this disappointing, as it left me with nothing to do but sit and wait until my appointment at 1 PM. After my facial, when I inquired about using the spa, the beautician advised against it, stating that it would not be beneficial for my skin. This was frustrating because the receptionist had originally advised me to use the facilities after the treatment. The misalignment in communication between the hotel staff and the spa team was unprofessional and disappointing. At 3 PM, I checked back at the reception, but my room was still not ready. I waited patiently, but by 4 PM, there was still no update. Despite checking more than 10 times, I was given no clear answers or estimated time for the room’s availability. Ines repeatedly stated that she was not in charge of housekeeping and couldn’t provide any updates. This response was extremely unhelpful—surely, a five-star hotel should have staff capable of handling such basic inquiries. As the wait dragged on, I also asked Emma and Laura, but they, too, claimed not to know anything and asked me came back to check later. It became clear that the hotel staff were either poorly trained or simply unwilling to assist guests properly. Finally, at 6 PM, I went to check once again—only to find that my room was ready but no one had informed me. This lack of communication was unacceptable. To make matters worse, upon checking in, I noticed that my reservation had disappeared from my Marriott Bonvoy app. When I asked about it, Ines once again had no answers, while another staff member vaguely suggested that the app might be updating. It wasn’t until checkout that I discovered the hotel had incorrectly registered my name, which resulted in my booking being completely removed from the system. Given that I had provided my passport at check-in, this was an inexcusable mistake. It gave me unnecessary trouble to claim back my missing nights at Marriot Bonvoy apps. On top of all these issues, the level of service I received did not match the price I paid. For a hotel that markets itself as a five-star luxury experience, I expected far better service, proper communication, and a seamless check-in process. Instead, I encountered poorly trained staff, mismanagement, and a complete lack of professionalism. Overall, the reception staff were poorly trained and lacked the professionalism expected at a luxury fiv

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We are a Marriott-staying family. We arrived to a pleasant employee at check in and were checked in and escorted to our rooms immediately. The hotel is nice, clean and in a good area. What we didn't like... the hotel seemed to "nickle and dime" for everything! In all my years of staying in hotels, I've never seen the hotel charge for coffee in the room. We also had the unpleasant surprise that Switzerland needs its own electrical adapter (which we didn't have), but we could pay $13 to use the one in the hotel room. For a $650+ per night room, throw in the adapter and coffee. We booked two rooms (4 people) and were given two complimentary breakfasts (due to Marriott status). I will never understand that. Why not throw in the other two for your loyal customers? The bathroom was nice with all needed amenities. The exit from the bathtub is treacherous though. This was a nice place to stay but left an ick feeling for charging for everything. Bring walking shoes, the city is very walkable!

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.

This is a run-down, cheaply operated hotel. The rooms are small, bathrooms are tiny (and good luck not breaking your neck getting out of the tub shower), walls are thin (you can hear your neighbor's TV loud and clear), carpeting is 50 years old and stinky, furniture upholstery just as old and stained, bedding lumpy and thin, towels used to be white. Bonvoy thinks that by claiming this hotel as "luxury collection" it will fool people into thinking that it is; 5-star is a stretch. And, by the way, Bonvoy Titanium upgrades at this hotel are miserly compared to other properties. I would not recommend.

okay so i'm not usually one to write reviews but this place was just... wow. from the moment we walked in, it felt special. the staff were super friendly, always smiling and ready to help. our room was gorgeous - clean, comfy, and with a view that made me wanna stay forever. the food was incredible too, we tried the restaurant and room service and both were top-notch. honestly, i can't think of anything bad to say. if you're on the fence about booking, just do it. you won't regret it!

We stayed two nights in August 2024. Overall, we had a good experience and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the hotel for those visiting Geneva. It does appear the hotel is attempting to rebrand itself the “Hotel President” instead of the “Hotel President Wilson.” The hotel’s location is top-notch for exploring Geneva. It’s right on Lake Geneva, along a long pathway that’s great for walking or running lakeside and accessing the various points that people enter the lake to swim. It’s also close to the public transit boats that cross the lake, as well as tram stops for accessing other parts of the city. (Geneva visitors are granted free access to public transit, which makes using the boats and trams easy.) Service at the hotel was exceptional, particularly from the front desk, bell staff, and concierge. The concierge was helpful in arranging for lunch and dinner bookings and made good suggestions that aligned with our taste. All taxis, etc. that had been requested were available at the time promised, and the concierge was helpful with public transit directions. Service at breakfast was less helpful, though by no means poor—just a little slow and not as attentive. The breakfast buffet was relatively similar to other major European hotels, although we noticed (given the hotel’s clientele) more international dishes on the buffet. I’ve certainly seen more elegantly presented buffets and wish this buffet had more fresh fruit/melon than was available. A service disappointment was that, as a Marriott Bonvoy elite guest, I was given a coupon for a ‘welcome drink’ of beer or wine at the bar, only to be informed as we concluded that sparkling wine was not included with this offer. The coupon should be clearer—sparkling wine is wine! Otherwise, service at the bar was pleasant. In an area with a lot of traditional European architecture, the hotel’s architecture is functional and unremarkable—basically, it looks like an office block tower. (The large windows do afford nice views of Lake Geneva and/or the city.). Inside, the decor was a bit of an odd mix—the lobby was quite modern (with particularly gorgeous flowers), while the hallways and guest rooms had very traditional decor. The rooms in the hotel are fine, if nothing remarkable, particularly considering the cost. On the plus side, the air conditioning worked brilliantly (on very hot days) and the bed and bedding were extraordinarily comfortable. The closet was large and the storage in the closet area was smart. While everything was in good working order, decor and technology in the guest rooms felt below the standards of today’s five-star hotels. For example, the television was small, oddly low-lit, and hard to see from any angle except directly in front of it. Only one of the bedside tables contained outlets for phones, laptops, etc. The very traditional furniture felt a little large for the space. And the bathroom, while it had the expected amenities, had a tub/shower that was r