Hoteles con gimnasio en Ginebra

I was going to arrive late in the evening last night so I wrote the hotel to enquire about transportation from the airport to the hotel. They told me very diligent it and precisely about their shuttle service. When I arrived at the hotel, the desk person, a Swiss gentleman, was extremely hospitable, friendly, authentic, detailed in a good sense, helpful and professional. He also helped me book a taxi for the next day. What a great way to welcome a guest. Really best practice. Lots of desk employees around the world should learn from him! The room was very nice, all fine. Large enough, and having all amenities. Excellent lunch at the hotel: very good cuisine. I needed to leave my luggage at the concierge: they did it all very well. The only point for improvement: when I left, I asked a lady at the reception, apparently Swiss, to help me get my luggage back and book a taxi for me. She did it but in a cold and distant way. She should go find another job in a different industry. One where she can continue being unfriendly.

El hotel tiene un aire clásico. Aunque reservé una habitación pequeña, tenía un balcón que me permitía salir, así que no me sentí agobiada. Fueron muy amables y me ayudaron con cosas como información sobre el desayuno y a organizarme un taxi para mi salida.

¡La habitación estaba impecable! El hotel era precioso; incluso tienen microondas, cafetera y un fregadero aparte. Está cerca del aeropuerto, a menos de 5 minutos. ¡Jaja! Tienen servicio de transporte al aeropuerto, así que si lo reservas, ¡no tendrás que preocuparte por el transporte del aeropuerto de Ginebra al hotel! Lo recomiendo sin duda. 😀

El hotel está en una ubicación excelente y el personal es amable. Está a solo unos minutos de la estación de metro. La decoración es como la de un hotel consolidado, llena de encanto local. La colcha se cambiaba rápidamente cuando estaba sucia, y el desayuno era abundante. Hay un supermercado en la planta baja, lo que lo hace ideal para restaurantes de comida china y de hot pot picante. El barrio es animado y la estación está a solo una parada. Si vuelvo a Ginebra, este hotel será mi primera opción.

La ubicación es buena, cerca de la estación de tren y de supermercados. La vista desde el octavo piso es muy bonita. Sin embargo, las instalaciones podrían mejorarse: el televisor no funciona, la iluminación es demasiado tenue y la presión del agua de la ducha es débil.

Ventajas: El hotel está a pocos minutos a pie de la estación de tren de Ginebra. Hay varios restaurantes cerca y un supermercado en la estación, así que es fácil encontrar dónde comprar comida. La habitación tiene un diseño moderno y la ducha tiene buena presión para un baño relajante. El lavabo está fuera del baño, lo que facilita el acceso al agua cuando está ocupado. Desventajas: Aunque la habitación tiene un diseño moderno, el televisor es pequeño (creo que de solo 20 pulgadas) y antiguo. La habitación es algo pequeña, apenas suficiente para dos adultos con dos maletas medianas. El aislamiento acústico es deficiente y se oye claramente el ruido de la calle, ya que nuestra habitación está en el segundo piso. Por el precio, volvería a alojarme en este hotel si visitara Ginebra de nuevo.

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.

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.

We arrived early at 9am and front desk staff is kind to allow check in upon checking there are rooms availabilty. The location of the hotel is good. Just 2 tram stop away from Cornavin Station. Walk 3 mins to Butini tram station, which can assess almost all the places of interests In Geneve. Rooms are clean and staffs are helpful and friendly. Highly recommened.

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