Geneva Hotels with Bars

From arriving at the airport for my first trip to Geneva and getting the shuttle bus to the hotel I felt relieved to be greeted by driver of the bus and checked in at the front desk. As a disabled traveller some trips are more difficult than others. I was meeting my teenage granddaughter later that evening and felt confident that I would be able to meet her back at the airport train station without difficulty. The Crowne Plaza was a beautiful hotel, ideally located and the staff were helpful,friendly and welcoming. The room was clean and quiet. The beds were super comfy and the shower was a dream with wonderful smelling products and soft towels to wash away the stress of the days travelling. The breakfast was excellent, everything one plus a teenager could want! Full marks on that. My only complaint would be our dining experience. I booked a table and arrived on time I ordered a Gin & Tonic for myself and Tap water for the table as we were both thirsty. I ended up having to ask 3 times for the water and was eventually given a bottle of still water and being charged for it. The water from the tap in the room is labelled as drinking water, I would therefore expect tap water for the restaurant to be of the same quality. The Gin was billed as a double at CHF22.00 and Tonic billed separately 😳 I didn’t order a double, was not asked and in fact did not want a double! The food was expensive and okay but nothing to get excited about. I would not go to the restaurant again. The service was poor and hard to get someone’s attention ☹️

Avoid this hotel's restaurant at all costs! The food was **terrible** and overpriced 🤢. The seafood paella made me sick; it was fishy and bland. Luckily, there's a large Coop supermarket downstairs, and you can park your motorcycle for free right in front of it. The room itself was okay, but driving into Geneva city center is a nigh**are.

The hotel was decent, and it had air conditioning. When I booked, breakfast wasn't included, but there's a big Coop supermarket right outside the hotel, which opens at 7 AM. Their bread is delicious and baked fresh daily. You can grab some milk and bread for breakfast. The supermarket also sells other things. The hotel room was fine, and the bathroom/washroom was relatively spacious and clean. I stayed for two nights and found it to be pretty good. Lake Geneva is just a 10-minute walk from the hotel, and the surroundings are lovely. Definitely recommend.

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!

This hostel is brand new, so all the facilities are spick and span. It's super convenient, just a 10-minute bus ride from the airport. They also offer a simple breakfast in the mornings. The only minor downside is that because it's so new, there's still a slight smell of new furniture and paint in the rooms. Plus, there are new buildings under construction in the vicinity.

I brought my five-year-old child to Geneva for the weekend. I chose this hotel next to Lake Geneva. There are rows of hotels along the lake. The location of the hotel is very good. You can take a walk when you go out. Let me talk about the hotel experience. It is very good. The service starts from the moment you enter because it has been upgraded. Therefore, you need to wait ten minutes in the lobby for a room. During these ten minutes, the hotel served champagne, coffee, orange juice, and chocolate. Although the hotel is small, it is exquisite and clean. I had dinner in the windows restaurant on the first floor in the evening and breakfast in the same restaurant the next day. You can order from the menu. There are not many existing restaurants. You need to order extra. Mainly in the buffet. There is no extra charge. The environment is very good. The restaurant is also five stars.

Pros: Excellent location, close to the train station, with many supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The hotel facilities are very complete, making for a comfortable stay. Cons: There's a concentration of minority groups in the vicinity, so it's advisable to avoid going out late at night and be mindful of your safety. The hotel charges extra for luggage storage, which might make it less cost-effective than storing luggage at the train station.

Although the location is very central, the entrance is very unattractive and located inside a sketchy passage. There aren't even clear signs on the street. Unfortunately most of the rooms face a narrow courtyard with with windows on the opposite site, so you have to keep the curtain and window blinds closed all the time or otherwise people will look inside. The interior reminded me of a love hotel with exposed showers and reflective decorations. It didn't feel very cozy. The staff was friendly but not very welcoming. Check-in has to be done yourself and the staff doesn't explain anything on their own volition. For example they didn't even tell me there was free tea and coffee on each floor, nor did they tell me the checkout time.

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.

The hotel is pretty good. It's connected to a shopping mall, so you can walk over to buy things without leaving the hotel. There's a Coop supermarket and restaurants. The hotel breakfast is just okay; no salad greens, but they do make fresh corn pancakes, two at a time with one press of a button. Geneva is quite small, so if you book a hotel, I recommend emailing them in advance to request a free public transport pass. That way, when you arrive at the train station, you can take a tram and a bus directly to the hotel (the stop is right in front of the hotel), saving you some money! There's also a direct bus to the airport from right outside the hotel. This free transport pass is provided by the Geneva government and can be used on buses, trams, and Geneva Lake cruises, but not on trains!