This was an okay hotel for an overnight in Geneva. The travel agent booked it and did fine. Nice…read morehotel, clean, good location. I went for a long walk around the lake at night and in the morning it was a quick walk to coffee if you want to get out of the hotel/ Really nothing to complain about as far as the hotel itself. Chocolate in the room upon arrival. Decent bed. Most importantly, air conditioning that worked on a very hot summer day. I would stay the Ritz Carlton I walked by nearby next time but it was okay enough. They weren't super nice at check in when I told them that no, I was paying for the room and it should have been in my name. Pretty sure he rolled his eyes at me, even if not intentional. They also could not give change at the desk for USD/CHF, which is pretty standard at hotels in Europe. Aside from that and being less than impressed with how small the room was, even for EU, it was good enough but not anymore than 3 stars for me.

A very premier hotel, very much catered to travelling industry professionals and business-people. I…read morestayed here during a business trip, and the staff were very friendly. The bed and pillows were super soft, and the bathroom amenities were perfect (shampoo, conditioner, soap, hair dryer, even a robe and slippers!). I also love how they leave a tiny piece of chocolate on the nightstand!

What a gorgeous hotel. This is definitely my favorite hotel in Geneva and it's one of the last of…read morethe privately owned (not big chain) five star grand hotels in the city center. The lobby is small and intimate but fabulous and all done in woods, Italian marble, lots of plush green walls with marble busts, statues and artwork. There's also the famous "Leopard Bar" in the hotel. I booked via AMEX FHR (the hotel is also a member of Leading Hotels of the World) and got a wonderful deal with breakfast and a room upgrade. Try to get a room in the front of the hotel facing the lake because you'll have the most beautiful view of the jet d'eau and the quai. Reception was so kind and actually showed me a couple of rooms. I ended up taking a room that was on the side because I loved the color and the artwork, but I could still see the lake when I looked out the window. All the rooms are different colors and shades and have different themes. Mine had a turquoise hue with a Parisian "can can" theme, original artwork and a chandelier. I also saw a room in the center with a direct view of the fountain that had a nautical royal blue theme. The thing this hotel is really famous for is the high tea at the Windows restaurant. Make a reservation in advance because it's very popular. It's something you can't miss. Try to nab a window seat with a view of the lake. The tiered tea tray is incredible and they make fabulous scones. I actually consumed an entire tier by myself! They also have a wonderful breakfast in Windows restaurant and I highly recommend the fresh crêpes with maple syrup (sirop d'érable). After breakfast, take a walk in front of the hotel to the quai where there is a modern statue for the Empress of Austria, Sisi, who was tragically assassinated nearby in the 19th century. She was staying at the Beau Rivage hotel next door. All in all this is my favorite hotel in the area. You won't be disappointed if you love the classic, grand hotel style. As it's privately owned and a part of the Red Carnation hotel group, it's not completely modernized and sparkling high tech new like some of the other hotels which have lost their character. That's its charm. And it's beautifully run and well managed. After a day the staff all knew me by name, Even the staff that I had not met! I don't know how they do that , but it's very nice

***This review is for their Afternoon Tea service only.***…read more Amazing tea service with a friendly service. I have never been to an afternoon tea were the portions were so big. They're not even "finger" sandwiches but rather regular sandwiches. They have a variety of tea to choose from and everything was so good, we didn't have dinner that night.

Very basic hotel at 4 star hotel pricing. The room we had was a bit scary with a large crack down…read moreits main wall and the 1 window faced another building. The best part about this hotel was the breakfast offerings each day and its close proximity to pretty much everything.

From the owner: Entre le lac Léman, la vieille ville et le quartier des affaires et des commerces, l'Hôtel…read moreLongemalle est idéalement situé sur la magnifique place dont il porte le nom, l'un des endroits les plus prisés de Genève. Après rénovation complète en 2019, l'Hôtel Longemalle se dévoile dans un style élégant et propose à ses hôtes de vivre de nouvelles émotions dans un lieu hors-du-commun en centre-ville de Genève. Boutique hôtel chic et exclusif, il révèle une décoration design et chaleureuse grâce à des ambiances hautes en couleurs soigneusement sélectionnées. Mélange de matières nobles, luminaires Art Déco et peintures contemporaines ; une attention particulière a été accordée à chaque détail pour proposer de magnifiques espaces tendances baignés d'une lumière naturelle. L'Hôtel Longemalle est la nouvelle adresse à l'art de vivre paisible, pour des moments de convivialité inoubliables.

Great stay! Spent one evening here before our flight back to the U.S…read more Staff was very very pleasant. Room was very updated and clean. View was great. Parking situation was good. Restaurant in the hotel was extremely good! Oh, and the price was very reasonable (1/3 of the cost of the Wilson). Location was excellent. Only 30 meters from the park for an evening and morning stroll around lake Geneva.

Absolutely loved the hotel! Came for a weekend to ski in the alps with my friends, the staff was…read moresuper friendly and awesome, safe area, the breakfast was honestly great (croissants, toast, pancakes etc) and taking public transportation (which comes with ur stay) is incredible easy and close. All in all would come again!

The worst hotel ever Ugly and expensive for nothing…read more The room is very small The information isn't true about the location It's far from the water

Be wary of this hotel. I reserved a room for 1 night because I had a long layover in Geneva. My…read moreflight got canceled due to coronavirus and the EU having a travel ban on American citizens. The hotel refuses to refund me my money. I canceled 1 month prior to the reservation date so they have time to rebook the room. I can understand if I canceled due to personal reasons but the government won't let me into the EU. This is an opportunistic ploy to get double the amount of money for 1 room

Charming, Boutique hotel located close to the City Center and about 1/2 hour Taxi ride from the…read moreairport. We stayed here for a weekend. Check in was seamless and easy and our double and twin (upgraded) room was ready when we arrived around 1 pm which was a nice touch. Dark wood decor throughout with a balcony. Safe was available as well a Mini Bar. Robes and slippers were provided. There is a restaurant and breakfast/Brunch was available. Although we didn't eat here, the restaurant was full during meal times. Two person elevator that is from another era but still worked and got the job done. The Fitness room/Spa area had Modern decor and is the part of the hotel that has been updated. A rare, both Steam and Dry Sauna rooms (2-3 people max capability) are included with an inviting relax area that was always kept clean and organized. An Amazing Wine Bar (La Tenuta)) and coffee shop (Christie's) just steps away and 15 minutes walk from the City Center. Yasside and the team took good care of us and gave us some great recommendations and tips. Extra star for their service minded and engaged approach. We will be back!

Staff at the Tiffany Hotel was super nice! We walked in late at night with a reservation made…read moreonline 5min before and within 10 min had a room & free transportation tickets for all public transport around Geneva. When we saw our room we noticed our bed was a bit too small for two people, so we called the front desk and they immediately upgraded us and brought us new keys to our room. Overall the hotel is super clean, beds are extra comfy, deluxe rooms have balconies, and they also have a spa + gym in the basement.

If you've ever stayed in Geneva yet u know its crazy $$$…read more Hotels ( Fairmount, Four Seasons, Bristol etc) can easily run you 600-700 CF a night Hotel Suisse is a comfortable hotel at 180-200 cf with a great location across from the central train station ( and most importantly a great Migros) Rooms are small but well maintained and very clean Pleasant ( well by Swiss standards) staff Very quiet Close to tons of shopping restaurants and Lake Geneva. Nice European breakfast not included

Great location, it is right across from the Train station, so you don't have to walk too far…read more There are lots of restaurants around the hotel, ranging from low to high, so you don't have to look for places to eat. There is also Manor Market near by, so you can by your gifts or pre-cooked meals The breakfast is standard, although they have scramble egg, which was a first in Switzerland for us The room is big, and with AC. My room faces the street, but it wasn't noisy at all. Overall, we are very happy with our stay and worth our money

Fantastic high tea experience by the Four Seasons' Michelin-star team. Really enjoyed the savory…read moreand sweet courses, scones, and apple pastry to share. Tea selection was robust and appreciated that they also had an option for a caviar course. Wonderful space as well that feels elevated but still quite casual. Pricing was very reasonable for the volume of food, especially for Geneva.

Beautiful hotel in the perfect location near Pont du Mont-Blanc for a wonderful walk across the…read morenarrow part of the lake Lac Leman

Service par excellence! The Ritz in Geneva is a mirror of its beautiful location: small, opulent…read moreand to put it simply, awesome. Wonderful views of lake Geneva and the famous fountain and the location couldn't be better. I mentioned the service.. the concierges were always available and both accommodating and understanding. The bartenders and bell men remembered my name and my drink; in fact I believe everyone remembered my name and there is almost nothing quite as impressive as adherence to a team concept of serving your customers. The Ritz had it down. No they don't have a spa; but they accommodated us with in room massages that were excellent. If you're lucky enough to be there during the "dans la noir" dinner, it's well worth the time and was quite a dining adventure. (And another chance for the team at this hotel to flex their service abilities) During a night out in Geneva, when we couldn't find ice cream, yes we called our friends at the concierge desk who were happy to direct us: there wasn't a thing that the staff at his hotel wasn't available for! I've enjoyed a number of Ritz Carleton hotels around the world but this hotel earned my respect for a wonderful stay.

Despite its perfect location, most heavenly scent (I snagged a diffuser and candle--woohoo!), and…read morebeautiful lobby, I can't give it 5 stars purely on the fact that 1) there is no spa, and 2) our room I swear was like 8 feet tall, no more! And we had a suite with a balcony overlooking Lake Geneva! At least there is a gym, but it is small and divided into small sections--so no jumping jacks or crazy speed skating exercises lol!