The hotel sits near a park and the lake and is a pleasant 20 min walk into town. The hotel had a nice setup in that two rooms came off of one hallway. We could lock our individual rooms or lock the hallway door and then have easy access to each other’s rooms. One room had a queen bed and the other was advertised as two twin beds, all beds just a little on the soft side. The room with two beds turned out to be two twins stuck together with no room to pull them apart. Each had its own bedding but it would have been better if there had been a little space between the beds.
The rooms were very clean with carpet on the floors. We ended up with smoking rooms, but didn’t notice any residual smoking odor, even in the bedding or curtains. The room had a trouser press, arm chair, desk with a chair, phone and free wi-fi if you have your own computer. There is a charge to use the computer in the lobby area. In the wardrobe were extra pillows, an umbrella you can borrow, or buy, and there was an extra comforter under the luggage rack, which was good because I found the room to be cool even with the radiator turned on. The comforter on the queen bed wasn’t quite big enough for two so we each had our own. That was warm enough.
The TV had several English channels and not all news channels; some had movies. Also, there was a stocked mini-fridge with a charge for all items used. In the hall outside the two rooms was one of those automatic air freshener sprays that went off periodically.
One bathroom had the typical European size shower the other room had a bathtub/shower. There were two towels per person and face cloths, lotion, soap and a hair dryer. In our bathroom there was a rack above the toilet to stash a cosmetic bag and a little room over the sink for a few things. The faucets were a bit stiff to operate in both bathrooms.
Breakfast was all cold items – three cereal choices, cold meats and cheese, yogurt, fresh fruit, bread, rolls, jams, Nutella, etc., and cold hard-boiled eggs. Hot eggs could be ordered for an extra charge.
We ate dinner at the restaurant a couple of times and had good meals and great service. We had great service from everyone in the hotel. They exchange money at the front desk and when we ordered in a meal from a local pizza place they paid for it and charged it to our room. Don’t know if there was a fee for that.
All in all, we enjoyed our stay but it was expensive. Our first night we paid almost $300 per room and the next two nights it was just under $200 per night.

This hotel was a 15 minute walk into the centre of Geneva, but it was a lovely walk along the lake and there is also a bus that takes you into the train station right near the hotel. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, even preparing a take away breakfast for us at 4am when we left to catch our train. The room was fresh, clean, and comfortable, and the bathroom was freshly refurbished with a great shower. There were not many eating options close by, but there is room service that was of an excellent quality, and was also prompt and well priced. We would stay there again.

We stayed 4 nights in this hotel. The location is ok; 15 minute walk to UN entrance. The bus stops are nearby so the access to downtown is pretty easy. There is a supermarket (Coop) from one stop on Tram 15 if you want to get some groceries. It was about 20+ minutes walking from the hotel. The room is not too small, but old. Cleanliness was ok; however, our room had a bit of old smell to it. The hotel comes with free breakfast. As expensive as everything is in Geneva, this was a bargain. Overall, it was a pleasant stay for what we paid for.

Highly recommended. Friendly staff, good breakfast, clean and spacious rooms, free wifi. Nothing to complain. A bit out of the town center but perfect location for visiting the UN. A nice view of the lake at least from the 6th floor.