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Ample room for one night. The hotel offers physical service 24/24 which is increasingly rare and therefore very valuable. Hostesse d'accueil souriante et aux petites soins. Perfect for us.

The person who received us felt disturbed at the beginning to get out of the time due to a number of disadvantages, yet then was very nice, so the experience in this accommodation has been very positive !

Not a bad little hotel. The hotel itself is not all that interesting, but at least the room was clean. The man on the front desk was helpful. Not sure if they speak English or not since I only spoke French with them. Close by you have a number of restaurants. And you can walk to everything within minutes. There is a cafe/bar to the left, Les Salles Gossses that gets fairly acrive on a weekend. To the right there is a burger place 99 Street Burgers open late, and during the daytime, walk down the street to the right and there is a big square, Place de l'Hotel de Ville with an old-time carousel, and several restaurants. As a stopover on the way to/from Geneva, it's a reasonable option. One negative point though it is minor: this hotel does inexplicably take a 100 euro deposit pre-authorised on credit card. This is a bit ridiculous as there is nothing in the room is worth 100 euros.

Breakfast is 9.9 Euro. The bed I stayed in was a double bed with two single beds put together, which can take children, one room and one living room. The location is very convenient near the train station, the parking lot does not understand, because I did not drive.

Good points: - Modern hotel with spacious rooms. - Better priced than Geneva hotels. - Short walk from station, for trains to Geneva. - Kettle in room. Bad points: - In an area where there is a lot of external noise during the night. - While you have until 12:00 to leave your room, if you stay beyond 10:00 the cleaners start knocking at your door asking you when you are leaving, even if you have a do not disturb notice up. - Breakfast selection is limited. - They advertise a food counter service and bar but it's just basically a few tables and two fridges filled with items you'd normally find in a vending machine e.g. drinks, crisps, chocolate bars.

The hotel is located approximately a 30 minute unattractive walk from Annemass train station. From the outside the architectural style is dated but benefits from a picturesque setting beside the river. I did not feel this was 4 star luxury, instead it feels like they have gone for a modern, eclectic design. For my personal tastes this gave off more an upscale hostel vibe appealing to a more youthful clientele. There is no reception counter, instead a floating desk which is only attended when there is a customer. The security guard resting his eyes on the seating area behind was a worry on two fronts- why and why. The staff were pleasant and efficient ensuring to tell me they no longer offered bottled water in rooms but that fountain water was available in reception. A good environmental approach apart from the 1 use cups provided. The room was well appointed and of good standard. It was large with plenty of walking space. There was good cupboard space and came with the usual amenities you would expect such as tea/coffee, fridge, large screen TV etc. The bed was very large and comfy and there was a small seating area with table to work on. The bathroom was beautiful with large walk in shower. There was ample lighting in the room which was easily accessible, and usb charging ports by the bed. The open WiFi was great. The TV could have benefited from more English channels. The room is a 5/5. I didn't enjoy being on the ground floor as I looked out onto the carpark and therefore had to keep the curtains drawn. As an Accor member I got my welcome drink from the bar/restaurant which looked nice and seemed to have a good offering of food. Good as the closest restaurants are a 15 min walk. I also took advantage of a late check out however the cleaning lady still knocked on my door on three occasions during the morning asking when I was going to leave. Overall this is a pleasant hotel and good value for money. However due to the location I would not choose to stay here again.

The hotel has some good aspects and some less good aspects. First of all the good: The place is pretty clean and if you are travelling through, it's a bed for the night. Breakfast is a reasonable 7.50. Not really a 'fabulous' contiental breakfast, but an OK breakfast with croissants, demi-baguettes, butter, jam, yogurts, orange juice, and of course tea and coffee. And you can have as much as you want, which is obviously a good point if you are hungry in the morning. Check-out time here is etiher 11:30 am or noon, which is great if you arrive late and need to catch up on your sleep in the morning. You can also arrive as early as 1:30 pm, which is also very good. In that case you have to use the self-check-in machine and pay by credit card for your room. So kudos to Kyriad for making better than average check-in / check-out times. The less good: I have come to undetstand that this is a feature of Kyriad hotels, but the rooms are just too small in my view. There is just barely enough room to walk around the bed. And yes I know it's a budget hotel, but look at something like Travelodge, the lowest price chain in the UK. At least there you normally get a reasonably sized room. Of course this is not the individual hotel's fault. The location is possibly good for someone coming in by car, but if you are on foot like I was, then it is about 25 mins by foot. On the way back I discovered a bit of a short cut by taking the small unofficial path next to the overpass (to the right), which will lead you quickly to the big roundabout and to the road which you can follow back into town eventually turning right onto rue du saleve. If you're a budget traveler and looking for an overnight stop, and also taking the above into consideration, then the Kyriad definitely has it's good points. If you're in town to actually visit Annemasse then you might be happier in one of the hotels nearer to the centre.

The hotel is conveniently located opposite the Annemasse trainstation. It is only a few minutes walk to the new shopping district which is filled with many different restaurants, bars and shopping outlets. By train it is only 22 minutes to Geneva or alternatively you can take the tram. From Geneva train station there are frequent trains to the airport only 6 minutes away. The hotel is modern and newly built within the past three years. They have gone for an industrialised chic look with polished concrete and exposed infrastructures. There is a lovely bar area which extends into the restaurant where breakfast is also served. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and check in was fast and efficient. I had booked a standard room and was pleasantly surprised by the modern decor, modern furniture and plush fixtures. The bed was very comfortable and naturally took up much of the room. There was a desk with chair, open wardrobe area to hang clothes and open shevling. It was appointed with tea/coffee facilities and a mini fridge. There was a large TV opposite the bed and ample lighting of different varieties. The bathroom was modern with large walk-in shower and a separate WC. The room was quite cramped and if space is important it may be worth upgrading to a larger room. The WiFi was good with speeds up to 40mbs however it did keep dropping and the signal was not strong with only 1-2 bars. There is a very nice rooftop Terrance with bar which is a lovely place to watch the sunset and have a social drink. I did not avail of the breakfast given the amount of bakeries in the local area. Overall this is a very nice modern hotel and well appointed. It's a great alternative to Geneva hotels and you get a lot more value for money.