Hotel Door

In a perfect location combing the tranquillity of the waterside and being a stone’s throw from the city centre, this luxury five star hotel in Geneva is an ideal choice for business visitors and tourists to the city.  A hotel that is known for its high standards of service, it has also recently been renovated and offers its guest the very best in attention to details and facilities.  With a super business centre that offers users board and conferencing rooms, the latest audio visual equipment, ADSL internet as well as other services this hotel also has a 24 hour reception, hotel limousines, a beautiful terrace and gardens with views and free hotel parking.  The friendly and conscientious staff can also help organise airport transfers, city tours, dry cleaning and laundry and currency exchange.

The recently redesigned rooms are all superbly appointed with air conditioning, a CD and DVD player, cable TV, slippers, complimentary toiletries in the en suite bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities, a mini bar, a work station with lamp and high speed internet and housekeeping items including a sewing kit and an iron and ironing board.  A turndown service is also available as are wake up calls.

Our top picks close to this hotel

For families

The Museum of Art and History is a family gem amongst museums in this city.  Featuring a fabulous array of permanent and temporary exhibits, this place will blow your mind!  The Egyptian collection is always a firm favourite and seems to impress kids.

For romance

Parc Trembley has a swimming pool for the summer months, ping pong tables, basket ball hoops, lots of trees to sit under on a warm day and one of the best views of Mont Blanc you will see.  This playground is a fun filled space to spend time together to play, relax or just to be silly.

For culture

Espace Rousseau provides a wonderful opportunity to acquaint one with the not very well-known 18th Century philosopher, writer and composer, Jean-Jacques Rousseau. The museum is Rousseau’s birthplace, and provides multi-lingual audiovisual guides to better explain the exhibits.  A real hidden gem.

For shopping

Plaine de Plainpalais is the largest outdoor flea market in Geneva where locals go to hawk their old ‘junk’, be it paintings, CD’s, furniture, antiques or vintage clothing. It operates on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sunday from around 8am.

For eating out

If you are hanging for a pizza, then Luigia is a fun and family friendly place to go to.  Although on the pricey side, the pizzas are exemplary and while you may have a small wait during busy periods – be patient!  The food is worth it.

For nightlife

La Celmence is where all the hip students tend to hang out and is quite the local institution.  For a casual, relaxed and laid back vibe with no hassles then this is the place to head to.

Follow

Pin It

Comments

  1. Pingback: Exclusive Park Hotel in Geneva Offers Top Luxury Conditions