Geneva Accommodation

As the world’s most compact metropolis Geneva is incredibly easy to get around. Tour the Old Town on foot and when you start to get tired take advantage of the city’s fantastic transport network to see the city’s many sights. Conveniently located accommodation in Geneva centre puts you in the heart of the action with the major sights and attractions just a short stroll away.

A country famed for its neutrality Switzerland, and Geneva particularly, has allured a number of international organisations and companies to locate their headquarters in the city. Because of this Geneva is an immensely popular destination with business travellers and diplomats from all over the world. For those travelling on an official capacity, finding suitable Geneva accommodation matters and our bright, spacious and comfortable accommodation in Geneva offers you the perfect base.

Business aside, Geneva is a truly magnificent city with so much to offer. Just take a stroll from your accommodation in Geneva and find yourself admiring the stunning alpine scenery, exploring a world-class museum or getting splashed by the Jet d’Eau. And after a long day sightseeing why not relax in your Geneva accommodation with a bar or two of the finest Swiss chocolate.

Did You Know?

The World Wide Web was invented and developed in Geneva.

Climate/Weather

Geneva benefits from a temperate climate with mild to cold winters and warm to hot summers. Rainfall tends to be relatively low.

Sightseeing

There is much to see and do in Geneva:

•    Lake Geneva – take a motorboat ride across the lake for beautiful views.

•    Jet d’Eau – this iconic water fountain is the city’s emblem.

•    Old Town – visit the famous Cathédrale Saint Pierre.

•    Ile Rousseau – a little island in the River Rhône off the Pont des Bergues.

•    Palais des Nations (Palace of Nations) – originally built to house the League of Nations.

•    Jardin Anglais (English Garden) – the beautiful gardens are home to a number of popular attractions including the Horloge Fleurie (Flower Clock).

•     Museums – the city boasts a large number of museums and galleries.

Getting Around

Geneva like all Swiss cities is home to an extensive and extremely efficient transport network.

•    Tram – the city has an ever-expanding network of super-frequent trams.

•    Train – services link the city centre with the suburban areas.

•    Bus – routes cover the entire city.

•    Boat – or Mouette (seagulls) as they are affectionately known locally, criss-cross the lake.

•    Bicycle – being fairly flat, Geneva is a great city to get around by bike.

•    Foot – the Old Town is best explored on foot.

Eat/Drink

Switzerland is famous the world over for its glorious cheeses and chocolate. As a cosmopolitan city there isn’t much you can’t find in Geneva but there are some local specialities that are well worth a try.

•    Fondue – melted cheese with cubes of bread and potatoes to dip in is probably the most famous Swiss dish.

•    Raclette – hot cheese drizzled over potatoes. Often served with small gherkins and pickled onions.

•    Chocolate – a way of life in Switzerland.

•    Cheese – eaten with almost every meal.

•    Rivella – a fizzy drink made from milk is incredibly popular.

•    Apple juice – still, fizzy or in the form of cider all varieties are very popular.