Beste Hotels mit Bar in Genf

Exzellent ohne zu zögern und zu allen Aspekten. Die Reception accueil Chalard un et très professionnel et sur tout Marie et Rachid et tous les autres.une semaine magnifique et beaucoup d’empathie. Meine Zimmer im 8. Stock eine unverständliche Aussicht auf Genf das Wasser jet les Alpes de pure joie Cerise auf dem Kuchen das reichhaltige und vielfältige Frühstück Schweizer und hochwertiger Produkt und Bio ich cite Maylick und Noémie aux petites soins. Ich bin an dieses Hotel gewöhnt und werde wieder auf meinen nächsten Aufenthalt in Genf. Ich empfehle es sehr stark.

We were 2 adults and one child and this was mentioned very clearly at the time of booking. I was told in the reception that booking says 3 adults and they changed it to 2A & 1 C. Room given to us had 2 twin sharing beds, which left us with no space to even open the luggage’s and 2 adults were not able to share that bed. Staff attitudes were terrible 1. Room (307) was cold for us and asked for help to increase the temperature and the staff who came said, we can’t increase the temperature above 23 degrees. He said they can give heater, I said ok and asked if there is any additional cost. He asked if we’re from India and was laughing. He came back and left the heater outside the room and made a sarcastic statement “it’s free, use it” and was laughing saying Indians. When I tried to stop him, he didn’t even bother and walked away laughing. He just left the heater outside and went. 2. In the morning, I asked to pack 2 croissants as we didn’t have time to have breakfast and need to rush and I was told, we can’t do and you should eat here only. I had to tell them it’s weird and then they gave me a very small cover which could not even accommodate 2 small croissants. I have stayed in Novotel in other countries and never had such a worst experience. I would never stay in this property again during my next visit. Stay here definitely didn’t leave a happy memories for my family.

I liked this hotel. Good location, 7 minutes or so from the central train station (which we walked to every day) and 2 blocks from Lake Geneva. It is is the ”new” part of town, not Old Town, but it was simple to get to the old part of town--we walked over there twice, including return in the evening after dinner. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel has a very modern feel, and the room was a good sized compared to what we’ve seen in other European cities (but it was also a bit more expensive). Breakfast was good. Three choices: Continental, Buffet without eggs and hot food, and Full Buffet. Not cheap but consistent with the prices we’ve seen in other hotels. No U.S. plugs; didn’t expect them. We didn’t have an ironing board in our room, but upon request, one was quickly brought to us, and we kept it throughout our stay. The bed was comfortable, 4 pillows, but as in many northern European hotels, only a comforter, no top sheet. It's possible we could have gotten one upon request--I didn't try. Our room did have a table and two chairs, as well as a nice TV, which we didn’t use, so can’t really report on that. We were on the 5th floor, room 58. The only issue with this room is that it is in kind of a dormer, I think; on my (6’3”) husband’s side of the bed, the ceiling sloped down low so that if he wasn’t paying attention, he would hit his head when he stood up. Also, as a dormer, the window is small, but that really didn’t matter to us. The A/C worked. The room had an interesting design. The toilet was in a separate room with a sink. The closet was in the entry, across from the bar; it was not large but did have several open shelves you could use. There was coffee, tea and water and a small number of snacks available. The bathroom (other than toilet), including the large shower, was open to the bedroom; however, there were “partition” type door/walls you could use when you were talking a shower for privacy and warmth. I hadn't seen anything like it. It’s a little hard to explain, but it made the room feel a little bigger, while allowing plenty of privacy while showering. I would definitely stay here again.

Die Lage des Hotels ist zweifelsohne sehr gut - neben Bahnhof. Zimmer klein - sauber - eng- im Prinzip ok für eine Nacht. Frühstücksraum: eiskalt, da eine kaputte Frontseite noch nicht repariert ist - nachdem sie der Sturm zerzaust hatte. Anstatt an einem Tisch, assen wir etwas weiter drinnen in einem Fauteuil unser Frühstück - oder wie man dem auch sagen könnte. ALLES war kalt: Stecker für Toaster, Eierwärmer nicht eingesteckt, das Teewasser musste ich zuerst selber aufkochen von kalt bis heiss. Käse - aus der Schachtel, Toastbrot hart, Baguette essbar. Eierkocher funktionierte nicht - Elektrizität fiel aus, kam wieder, Kabel stellte laufend selber ab. Es gab keine Möglichkeit, etwas Warmes (ausser Tee oder Kaffee) zu bekommen. Dafür wurden uns CHF 18.- verlangt. Kurz: Keine Geste des Hotels - nur ein gestresster Mann am Empfang - er hat leid getan. Fazit: das Hotel muss über die Bücher - mit Sturm oder Corona - aber so geht es nicht. Gastlichkeit: Null.

Verbrachte hier 3 Nächte im heißen Juli 2022. Das Hotel befindet sich relativ zentral und ruhig gelegen. Die Busstation ist nur zwei Minuten entfernt, die UN 10 Minuten. Der Bahnhof 5 Minuten. Ein Aldi befindet sich um die Ecke. Zwei günstige Restaurants auch gleich nach der Busstation. Das Hotel ist natürlich sehr stark frequentiert. Bei den Preisen hätte ich mehr erwartet (Wasser im Zimmer usw.), aber Genf ist eben unglaublich teuer. Das Frühstück ist in Ordnung, aber es gab kein Desinfektionsmittel und Masken wurden auch von niemandem getragen! Nach einiger Zeit war es auch nicht mehr so sauber und ordentlich am Buffet und auf den Tischen. Das Zimmer war in Ordnung, ebenso das Bad. Nur die Klimaanlage hatte natürlich bei 38 Grad draußen arg zu kämpfen.

Das Hotel ist fünf Kilometer vom Flughafen entfernt, ein Taxi kostet etwa 60 Franken. Wenn es keinen Stau gibt, können Sie in 20 Minuten ankommen. Gegenüber dem Bahnhof. Meine vierköpfige Familie buchte eine Suite mit Terrasse. In den beiden Straßen im Erdgeschoss des Hotels gibt es chinesisches Essen Xiang Yu und Zhou Yu Hot Pot. 45 Franken pro Kopf. Auf der rechten Seite des Hotels befindet sich ein Supermarkt, der jedoch um sieben Uhr schließt. Es gibt eine weitere lokale Schweizer Supermarktkette Migros im Bahnhof auf der anderen Straßenseite. Wir blieben vier Tage in Genf, also konnten wir nicht die ganze Schweiz machen, nur Interlaken, Greenwald, Lausanne, Montreux, Ivar und Annecy. Das Hotel geht etwa drei Straßen hinunter zum See, und auf der anderen Seite des Sees gibt es zwei parallele Einkaufsstraßen. An dem Tag, als der äußerste in der Nähe des Sees lag, war die Rhone Street ein First-Tier-Markengeschäft, gefolgt von verschiedenen Bewertungsmarken. Wir verzögerten unseren Check-out am letzten Tag auf zwei Uhr und baten das Hotel, uns bei der Organisation eines Autos zum Flughafen zu helfen.

On the whole good, if a little expensive. Cosy room with good range of features, but comes with a few problems. Air con was not especially effective, was fairly humid and loud whilst running; WiFi was slow and required re-entry of the password several times a day (cheaper hotels such as B&B, Ibis, MotelOne provide better service here); bedding was not very breathable; no desk chair in the room (single room) making work awkward; shower doors did not close properly; during may stay two things stopped functioning – power sockets and the plug in the sink got stuck (thanks to house keeping), however both issues were resolved very quickly and professionally. Breakfast was good. Daily top up of free water in the room would be a nice touch. My room was on the street side and the car wash at the end of the street was loud during business hours. As long as the windows were closed, the room was very quiet.

Having visited geneva before and walked past this hotels frontage with its multiple lake view bars and restaurants on the 1st and 2nd floors I always wanted to stay and experience what always looked to me to be the hotel in the best spot on the lake. My wife and I stayed 3 nights for our wedding anniversary having dinner on the third night, the 13th December which was our anniversary, at Lou One - see separate review of that excellent restaurant - on the first floor with a panoramic glass front overlooking the lake as I’d always wanted to. Some people find the ‘modern’ 1970’s late brutalist architecture to be a turn off but I’ve got a soft spot for places like this (think also the QE2, or the Barbican in London). With the right combination of plush furnishings, continuous updates of modern design respecting the original design language where possible and great service there’s no disadvantage in my mind when comparing to the grand old palaces of the 19th century where I often think that because of the built in opulence the actual hotels don’t feel they have to try so hard. The staff we dealt with were excellent and all genuinely willing to please. The food we ate was delicious especially the breakfast pancakes and the honey fresh from the on site hive was a great touch. The room was immaculately clean with a superbly comfortable bed. The Mai Tais in the bar are excellent as was the service there. Was everything perfect? no. We had a disastrous experience at our first breakfast which was remedied with a bottle of champagne in our room and treatment like royalty the following two mornings - it’s not always what goes awry but how it’s handled is the name of the game. I would suggest that the breakfast experience would be better for staff and guests alike if guests were seated by the greeter and there was communication between waiting staff and the greeter to ensure tables are ready for each guest before letting them go in to an every man for himself free for all and be more willing to overspill into the lounge (which is a perfectly adequate setting for breakfast) in a more controlled fashion as it’s currently just stressful, chaotic and not working smoothly at all if it’s busy and you’ll have guests leaving on a sour note going on to write reviews - my first job was in a Hotel restaurant including breakfast time so I know of what I speak. The building itself internally is clean and more than adequately appointed for a 5 star hotel but is now rather dated - limited plug sockets in rooms and no USB sockets is a bit early 2000’s especially when you see the Ethernet connections available but at least there’s decent WiFi. Externally especially looking at the internal courtyard walls the old girl is very tired with high amounts of missing concrete cladding everywhere and if you look at the front main signage the ‘G’ & ‘R’ of ‘grand’ aren’t illuminated and the word ‘Kempinski’ has been removed leaving an awkward gap without any attempt at adding ‘Fairmo

Für ein Weekend perfekt. Wir sind mit dem Zug angereist, daher auch kein Stress mit den Parkplätzen. Das Hotel ist echt cool. Hatte zu Beginn Stress mit dem elektronischen Einchecken ( das lag aber an mir) Personal aber sehr geduldig und hilfsbereit.Die Zimmer sind klein aber sehr effizient eingerichtet. Die elektrische Steuerung mit dem IPad ist praktisch. Die Duschen sind angenehm, das WIFI gut und das Kingsize Bett sehr bequem Ambiente: cool Preis/ Leistung: gut Zum weiterempfehlen: für ein Weekend immer wieder

Das Hotel ist sehr historisch. Die Lage liegt direkt gegenüber dem Genfer See. Im Vergleich zu ähnlich gelegenen Fünf-Sterne-Hotels ist der Preis etwas vorteilhaft und das Servicepersonal sehr nett. Das Frühstück beginnt normalerweise um 6:30 Uhr. Der Check-in ist ein Superior-Zimmer. Sie können Geld hinzufügen, wenn Sie in ein Zimmer einchecken, in dem Sie den Seeblick sehen können. Im Allgemeinen gehen Sie zum Sightseeing aus, damit Sie den Seeblick beobachten können. Es wird gesagt, dass dieses Hotel auch eines in Lausanne hat, man kann es noch einmal versuchen, und das allgemeine Gefühl ist sehr gut