Meyrin Hotels with Wifi

"I booked this as an 'airport hotel,' but you actually still need to take a shuttle bus. You have to wait for it outside the airport, where the taxis park. Geneva Airport's management isn't very convenient; there were no staff to ask, and I couldn't find any hotel parking signs. It took me ages to find the bus stop. All the shuttle buses for the various airport hotels seem to stop randomly, so you really have to search, especially if it's your first time staying at this hotel, as the bus names aren't always easy to recognize. I missed the first bus because it was too crowded, and the second one was also full – I almost missed it too! They run about every 20 minutes. Luckily, Trip.com's service was excellent and helped me with the address."

"I recently stayed at Holiday Inn Geneva for my birthday with my fiancée and had a fantastic experience. The room was very comfortable and the staff were extremely friendly and cooperative, even accommodating our early check-in. Breakfast was excellent with a great variety, and the free city transport passes were a huge bonus. Getting around was super easy with convenient access to trams and buses straight into the city centre, and airport connections were also very smooth and hassle-free. Overall, it was a perfect stay with great service, comfort, and excellent connectivity around Geneva. I would definitely recommend it for anyone visiting the city."

"Our last stop was Geneva, where we returned home. We stayed for two nights. The hotel's location was excellent, especially for those who rented cars. Before checking in, we returned the car at the airport and then took the airport shuttle back to the hotel. The hotel's free transportation card was more than enough for city transportation. Many thanks to the previous guest who provided such detailed information about the shuttle route and photos! The hotel sends an email before check-in to register for the electronic transportation card. There's a Line 10 subway line across the street from the hotel that goes to the city center. Within the city, you can also take the free M2 ferry. After visiting the Botanical Garden, you arrive near the pier and then take a ferry to the Grain Barn Park on the opposite bank. Both directions are possible, and the ferry ride takes about 5 minutes. Ferries run every 10 minutes, and you can take pictures of the Jet d'Eau from the boat! After checking the reviews, I found no one specifically mentioned the hotel's lunch and dinner, so I had to explore it myself. I hope this will be helpful to everyone. The hotel's Seventy5 restaurant is excellent. Dinner starts at 7 PM, but if you arrive early, it's fine; you can order drinks and wait at the bar next door. When it's time, the waiter will call you into the restaurant, and any unfinished drinks will be returned to your table. The most expensive main course is around 40 CHF. Two of us ordered two main courses (40 + 37), a dessert, a beer, and a soft drink, totaling 107 CHF. This price is actually quite reasonable in Switzerland. The day before yesterday, we had Chinese food in the city center: two dishes, one eggplant with minced meat and one stir-fried beef, rice, and two beers = 76 CHF. The restaurant also has a lunch set for 34 CHF (appetizer, main course, and dessert), suitable for people who don't eat breakfast. The hotel brought a perfect end to the entire trip. The staff at the front desk, on the floors, and in the restaurant were all very warm and attentive. When checking out, I even met the handsome guy in the reviews who speaks Chinese. His Chinese name is Weiwei, and he worked in Shanghai for ten years. In short, everything went very smoothly! I'd definitely choose Crowne Plaza again next time! Oh, and the last picture is of the cute little cabin in the hotel that serves cheese fondue, located outdoors opposite the restaurant."

"The breakfast was beyond my expectation, the front desk service was very good, the transportation was also very convenient. There was a tram going directly to the city center. There was a relatively large COOP one tram stop away. I will stay here again in the future."

"It was a lovely hotel and easy to get into town from it but the shuttle bus should be more frequent, we waited a good while at the airport for the bus to the hotel to arrive and while thankfully all our party could get on the bus, it filled up quickly and there were some people who had to wait for the next one which would’ve been a very long wait."

"New stylish hotel, in industrial area but very convenient and fast to get to the airport - hotel provides complimentary transfer during day time, breakfast and especially variety of fresh bread are amazing 🤤"

"The room was very clean, and the ensuite bathroom was compact and spotless. A shuttle bus to the airport runs every 20 minutes, which is very convenient. The airport is also a 10-minute walk away, and there's a train to the city center. When staying at the Geneva hotel, the hotel emailed us a free transportation card in advance, which allows free train, ferry, and bus travel within the city. The cold water in the room is drinkable, and you can also get hot water from the bar. The hotel staff will also fill your cup with water from the coffee machine."

"As a business hotel with the bare minimum, bed and shower, and convenience of being close to the airport, it's ok. The breakfast buffet at CHF32 was very good. Geneva is an expensive city per se. This week, I think there were fairs/events in the city crowding the hotels and bringing the prices up. Things to complain about: the shower doesn't have a door, so the bathroom gets all wet. There are no amenities like courtesy slippers, toothbrushes, and toothpaste (Yeah, save the planet...) And the shower mixer gives you 3 choices: cold, hot, and cold-hot-cold-hot... So, showering is a challenge. Think of these ”chain/brand” hotels as that is what you get to make their EPS go up and please their shareholders. There is nothing to do with hospitality."