For an older hotel, the rooms are updated and modern. We chose the room on the other side away…read morefrom the busy street. You don't get the spectacular view of the lake, but I prefer a good nights sleep. Our room had 2 queen sized beds, but there was also an option to convert one of the couches into a not so comfy third bed. The bathroom is massive. Walk in shower, full bathtub, 2 sinks, a toilet , and a bidet. It's a really nice place to spend some time. There are two places to dine. You could have breakfast that overlooks the lake or eat at the lobby level which houses a bar. The staff is very professional and I look towards my next stay.

What a lovely place to stop in for a hot tea and to also see this historic hotel. This is the type…read moreof place that you can either come here with friends, or with a good book by yourself. We had passion tea, smoked tea, expresso and earl grey tea. All were delicious, except the earl grey may have been over steeped because it was really strong. The service was excellent minus one attention to detail. One of our friends ordered hot chocolate, and his wife said she wished she had a little taste. The waiter overheard and brought her an expresso size sample which was nice. However he didn't bring it for me to try. That meticulous detail slipped through. My friend asked the server to please bring a little sample for me, and of course they did. I probably wouldn't have noticed in my hometown, however since the service has been "attention to detail" specific everywhere we went, it stood out like a sore thumb. Worse was they charged me for the sample taste, which was $15. We shared a fish dip that was flavorful while we took a quick break. Though the emotion struck poorly by the two sip sample, I still would recommend stopping in to have a look or a nosh. The lobby of the hotel is gorgeous, as well as the tea room. Enjoy!

We just checked-out of this stunning hotel yesterday, in Geneva, Switzerland! This is definitely a…read morefive-star hotel, lacking nothing. Beauty, wonderful breakfast buffet, top-notch service, and an absolute delight to return to after walking around in the unusual heat and humidity all of western Europe seems to be experiencing at present...as this hotel has true air-CONDITIONING, not just air-CONTROLLED like most of Europe. (Air-controlled is anything "less than the outside temperature.) Top quality throughout, including beautiful floral arrangements everywhere, gorgeous marble bathrooms, top quality food, helpful and concerned staff (making sure your stay with them met our expectations!), and LARGE guest rooms, many with views of Lake Geneva...as it is directly across a narrow street from the lake! I wish our tour lasted longer so we could enjoy this magnificent hotel longer!

Very expensive room view without a view ,not adequate for the price you pay per night stay …read more Suggest investigate better options. Hotel atmosphere a little bit on the stuffy side.

Excellent location, walkable to the lakefront and many great restaurants in the neighborhood…read more The bed was very comfortable. The hotel was clean. The staff were friendly and helpful.

What a well appointed and centrally located hotel. We love our two floor suite! It's clean, modern,…read moreand well appointed. There's a beautiful Zen garden common area located right outside where small bites and cocktails are served. We had a lovely experience chilling there before heading out for a boat ride on Lake Geneva. The only reason I did not give this property 5s is because from the walk to the hotel from the nearby train station we traveled via some seedy streets. We have found an alternate path for our return to the train station, so my advice is be alert and careful.

I came here to have dinner with a friend. Everything was so good from the entree to the ice cream!…read more I definitely would come back and try other dishes. If you are looking for a place that has everything that is good from entree to dessert, you got to try this restaurant. I enjoyed the octopus and veal dish and the ice cream is to die for! So yummy! I can't wait to come back someday and try other dishes!

I Arrived there after a long transatlantic flight only to find out that the parking area is in a…read moreparking garage 3 levels down with no easy access to the hotel. The reception staff ( one female and two male) were barely able to communicate in English and were totally unhelpful. The man was especially snarky and his instructions were totally unclear. They gave me some nonsense instructions about using the lift but came to find out that the instructions "press button P"are not present in the lifts from level -3 and all other buttons take one to a level completely separate from the hotel lobby. They made no effort to personally accompany me or otherwise help. The parking is not free. I chose to leave without bothering to see the rooms as my first experience was unacceptable. I would never go back there. Don't waste your money! I hope that the reception staff on the day in question ( May 4 2025 at about 21:00) are fired. That's what you get when you hire dumb idiots

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!

Yelp Review 2026 #165:…read more Located across the street from Geneva Station, you get easy access to everything via train and bus. We had our luggage shipped from Bern to Warwick so we can easily hop on a train from Montreux to Geneva (after traveling to different parts of Switzerland). We arrived in Geneva early in the morning and it had been raining. The front desk staff was very warm and welcoming. It was such a relief to hear our room was ready and our luggage was in their storage. So, before we started exploring Geneva, we relaxed a little bit in the room. The room was spacious even with 2 big pieces of luggage, 2 backpacks, and multiple shopping bags. We had a view of Montblanc. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom was a decent size. It was very good stay and we were here for several nights before flying back home. Going to the airport and back to Warwick is so easy. A quick walk to the train station, an 8-10 minute train ride to the airport. I had to catch a flight to Nice early in the morning. Before leaving the hotel, I wanted to make sure I'd be able to get in late at night (some hotels require a code to enter after hours). But nobody was at the front desk at 5am. My flight from Nice to Geneva landed at 11:30pm and I was kind of worried I won't be able to get in. The bellman wasn't there anymore. But thank goodness I was able to get in. Going to famous landmarks in Geneva was so easy being close to bus stations and the train station. The bus station can be pretty confusing at first especially in the pouring rain. Overall, it was a great stay. The location was the biggest plus for me and the front desk.

Worst decision of my life We looked for a well known Hotel…read moreclose to the Geneva Train Station to spend our once in a lifetime Europe Christmas vacation. And as we were going to travel by train regularly both within Switzerland and to other European countries, and also needed to store some of our luggage we decided on the Warwick Hotel. Worst decision ever. Location was great right across the train station. The only other good thing about this hotel was the Breakfast. Everything else including the bellhops, concierge, front desk,housekeeping was bad. Very bad. The hotel reminded me of old Soviet Hotels where employees would refuse service unless they received nice tips. One tip one service. They expected a bigger tip for the next service. No tip, sulky employees that disrespected you and refused service. Except that the Warwick Geneva was an American Hotel. On paper at least. The bellhops stood waiting around and refused service, the frontdesk tried to change the room we booked to a lower class cheaper room, not once but three times without compensation. The housekeepers kept barging into our room despite the "Do not Disturb" sign and kept calling the room to caution me that they are ready to clean the room. One housekeeper informed me that she was connected to the hotel management in case I complained and requested a tip (bribe). I complained to the Duty Manager. Not much change. Our newly renovated room had absolutely no sound insulation. You could hear the toilet paper roller from the next room and of course other things. If you do book a room on the top floor be mindful of the kitchen smells coming from the exhaust pipe. There were other issues that I cannot write here. Worst decision of my life. Worst hotel stay ever. When hotel employees from top to bottom think they are more important than paying guests and start acting up to paying guests than you have a toxic hotel. AVOID AVOID AVOID.

This was a nice modern decor hotel. The breakfast was wonderful with so many options. The rooms…read morewere small but nice. Big showers which hasn't been the norm on our trip around Switzerland. Overall it was nice stay. The rooms were very hot and you couldn't open the windows due to the street noise.

Full disclosure... this is my first review of an establishment in Switzerland, and specifically…read moreLausanne (my birth city) and only my second review outside of California. I am just coming off of an epic family voyage, and apologize if this review is looking more like a minor blog. When in the center of Lausanne... stay here. Unless you can swing l'hôtel de la Paix, but one night at that hotel will cost more than a complete week at l'Hôtel des Voyageurs. L'Hôtel des Voyageurs is a wonderful little hotel in the center of old Lausanne. Very clean, and professionally run, this hotel has greater value than most you will ever stay in. The staff is professional, wonderfully knowledgeable, and all speak several languages, including English. We're talking career staff who have trained for their work, with a professional mindset. These are not wanna-be-actors, or comedians stepping their way through a job to get to a better place, like you'll find in NY or LA. The hotel may be modest, but class is everywhere. The climate in Lausanne doesn't necessitate AC, but your room will have a Dyson, which is all you need. The old style windows can easily be latched to allow the city's delicious air and sounds to drift into the room. Keep your window ajar at night, lower the shade and you will sleep with fresh air, and total darkness through the night, like a baby... unless you are in town in July during the Festival de la Cité, or the world cup, in which case expect to be up late dancing in the streets. Breakfast is included - it is copious and you will find everything your heart desires. The hotel underwent a major face lift in 2015, which was done with great care and styling. The owners are still in the process of choosing complementary artwork, which explains the somewhat austere ambiance. The dining room (breakfast only) was brought down from the first floor to rez-de-chaussée (foyer level for you anglophones), in the last remodel. Sadly, the table-de-poubelle (a small garbage-like cylinder, or table garbage can for your condiment wrappings) have been eliminated. It's understandable as to why. The cans do not fit with the modest as-of-yet undecided aesthetic the current owners, grand-children of the original owner, are pursuing. Yet, it is sad to see such typically Swiss little traits disappear from the culture. One wonders if there could not be some slick - specific to l'Hôtel des Voyageurs - receptacle designed, constructed, marketed, used, and sold as souvenirs to customers, at least as long as we'll be consuming butter, jam and such out of plastic containers that require a home once used on our table. The remote for the TV is easy, but don't waste your time. Get out there, it's an amazing city, That said, in your room you'll find a small fridge, stocked daily with glass bottles of mineral water, compliments of the house. There is also a menu for additional beverages you can order as you like. For a small fee, the water bottles are available to take home as souvenirs for that special someone you may have missed on your last shopping spree. Additional services, such as pressing, shoe shine, and laundry are all available for a nominal fee. Suffice it to say, at l'Hôtel de Voyageurs you're steps away from restaurants, shops, commercial centers, nightclubs, the FLON, a world famous university, and other popular landmarks this medieval city offers. Did I mention this is a first class establishment in the center of the old town!? I cannot wait to return. Don't use a third party to book your stay, reach out to l'Hôtel des Voyageurs directly by phone or email. You'll get the best rate, and should your travel plans change, hotel staff will accommodate you. If you use a third party to book your reservation, all changes must be made through the third party and the front desk will not be able to make the changes. Outside the hotel is the wonderful walking city of Lausanne, built on a hill, where your inexperienced calves will have you screaming at night, should you forget to massage a little cream into them. As I stated, I am a Lausannois of origin, and I have been coming to l'Hôtel des Voyageurs since the late twentieth century. Yet, I presume an even older familial connection to this hotel and its family, now in its third generation of running things. My grandfather, also a Lausannois, aspired to be an architect, and probably admired, or may have even known August Bizot, the architect who built this hotel in 1911, and who was a member of the Baselgia family. If Ernest Baselgia, who started running the hotel in 1945 ever bought flowers for his hotel, there was a very strong chance he did so from my grandfather, a prominent local florist. Anyone remember Joyet Fleurs!? That's another story.... Merci à tous!

This is a lovely hotel near the lake with views of the water. Great location. Also a bit formal…read moreconsidering my very casual attire, but no one seemed to mind in common areas. Definitely underdressed for the restaurant in the evening. If you travel with evening wear enjoy cocktails or champagne before a 5 star dinner right where you are staying so don't even have to go out! Of course a walk after dinner along the water is a perfect ending. Not far from the rear of the hotel I snuck in a falafal late one afternoon from a street vendor...hot and fresh and delicious! Believe they have a car for hire and I think it was a Bently...nice. Nothing like a ride to the airport in a Bently! The Swiss really know how to live!

Absolutely wonderful hotel. Perfect location overlooking Lake Geneva and the fountain. About a 7…read moreminute walk to the train station. Service was wonderful and so helpful. Hotel is very old but very well maintained and decorated. We were upgraded to a suite and it was wonderful. Only negative was that the free wifi was a little bit slow but you can upgrade for 18 francs. We checked in pretty early and our room wasn't ready so we had to wait for a hour or so but they provided drinks in the lobby which was nice of them. Would absolutely stay here again when visiting Geneva.