Hoteles en Ginebra con desayuno

Como se menciona en muchas reseñas, el servicio de transporte gratuito es realmente bueno y el servicio de check-in en el lobby es rápido y preciso. ¿Es extraño que los botones del ascensor estén al revés? La habitación no es grande, la más pequeña de todos los hoteles de cuatro estrellas de este viaje; algunas instalaciones son antiguas y muy poco agradables. La ducha no tiene puerta y el agua salpica por todas partes, lo que resulta especialmente vergonzoso.

El hotel es un hotel muy bueno para quedarse después de una larga marcha. La gente era muy agradable y útil. La habitación era excelente. Sólo un pequeño paseo del hotel es suficiente para estacionar.

Отель понравился. Расположение удобное - в середине между старым городом и набережной озера, можно дойти пешком. Номер просторный с большим балконом. Девушка на ресепшен (русскоязычная), очень помогла нам - нашла программу фестиваля на который мы приехали и была очень благожелательна. Завтрак приличный (омлет, блины, фрукты, сыры). Из минусов - очень скромный, даже аскетичный и старомодный интерьер, хотя кровать удобная. В целом, за свои деньги хороший отель.

Habitación con vista al lago en Ginebra, a 15 minutos de la estación de tren de Ginebra, con trenes directos a la estación de tren y al aeropuerto. El hotel proporciona billetes de tren durante la estancia. Hay un gran supermercado abajo y está a poca distancia de Leman International School. La imagen es la vista real fuera de la ventana.

All good, but NO AIR CONDITIONING. The room is terribly hot and somehow much hotter than outside. We didn’t even manage to stay in this terribly old hotel because of the heat. Geneva was like 28 C outside but inside it’s like baking. We saw quite a few people also opened their door and all windows to keep cooling and stayed in bed like dying. Eventually we had to book ibis nearby. DO NOT GO HERE IN SUMMER!

We traveled from Geneva Airport, there is free shuttle service provided. Just wait outside the arrival exit, u can catch the shuttle bus. It is very near to the airport yet not fair from the city centre. The hotel provides City pass to its guests who pay city tax, with the pass, we can take tram/bus/train within the Geneva City. Our visit to Geneva this time is mainly to attend the Watches and Wonders even 2025, which the bus stop of the shuttle bus to Palexpo is just around the corner. The hotel is new and clean, same as most of the Switzerland hotel, they don't provide slippers as shower cap, but shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion. We bought the breakfast, it is not much variety but taste good, simple be nice.

La recepcionista del hotel fue muy amable, pero la habitación era un poco extraña. Reservé una habitación con balcón, pero había una escalera al entrar, y era muy estrecha. Nuestras dos maletas de 71 cm se iban a romper. Es apenas aceptable como hotel temporal. Aun así, está muy cerca de la estación de tren.

Ubicación estratégica para que quieras visitar Ginebra a pie en el centro. Las habitaciones originales con ducha lacaniana en la habitación. Instalaciones limpias y modernas. Bar espectacular pero la verdadera joya del hotel es el personal, los chicos son simpáticos, amables y extremadamente profesionales y en particular me refiero a Raffaele quien con su alegría y amabilidad hizo de nuestra estancia un sueño. Un abrazo a todos los chicos. Muy recomendable para cualquiera que decida quedarse en Ginebra.

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.

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