Geneva Paquis-Nations Hotels

Pros: Hotel location is just a few minutes walk from Geneva train station. There are quite a number of restaurants around and supermarket at the train station so it is easy to look for foods. Room design looks modern and shower water is strong enough for a good bath. Sink is located outside toilet this make it easy to access to water when the toilet is occupied. Cons: Although the room design looks modern but the tv in the room is the smallest (think is only 20”) and oldest. Room size is a bit small, just enough for 2 adults with 2 medium size lugguge. Sound proofing is poor and we can clearly hear the noise coming from the street since our room is on the 2nd floor. Based on the price range I will still use this hotel if I were to visit Geneva again.

When we checked in we asked whether, after we check out, we could leave our luggage with them since we didn't want to carry many luggage to Paris and the answer from the front lady with her careless eye was ”NO, because we didn't have enough space”. We were very sorry with the answer and hopelessly thought how we could deal with the problem. Luckily, on the day we checked out we met another front lady who was very kind and agreed to keep our luggage but we need to pay some charge. The room was ok except the toilet which were flooded all the time when we took a bath during our stay. We probably don't want to stay here again unless we have no choice.

Location was perfect, in the city centre, also closed to bus stations and railway stations. Breakfast was good. Stored luggage after check out and needed to rent lockers. Could not check the lockers’ size until you paid the money. Two luggages did not fit in a XL locker, so we rent two XL lockers and cost CHF 12 for 4 hours. The locker 9 could not be opened and we needed to ask staff to use his iPad to open, and the same when we took the luggage out.

The hotel's interior design is distinctly palatial, and whether it's to your taste is entirely subjective. However, the comfort, safety, and cleanliness of the rooms were impeccable, at least for this price point. The overarching feeling after our three-day stay was one of complete peace of mind. The three Caucasian staff members who assisted us at the front desk were exceptionally friendly. Having just arrived in Europe, I was initially a bit nervous speaking English, but the calm politeness of a handsome young man and a kind older gentleman immediately put me at ease, making each conversation progressively smoother. Only one older gentleman seemed a touch refined and perhaps a little aloof, but his conduct was certainly not offensive. The location is superb. It's just a 5-minute walk to the central train station. The Old Town and the UN headquarters are both about a 15-minute ride away, and the airport is 30 minutes. There's an abundance of restaurants, shops, and supermarkets nearby, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. (While many hotels near the train station offer similar benefits, a unique advantage here is that Tram Line 15 stops directly in front of the hotel, providing easy access to many key city attractions.) One minor, unexpected drawback was that directly behind our annex building lay a dozen or so railway lines extending from the train station. From early morning, we could indeed perceive faint noises and vibrations. However, the sound insulation of the room windows was remarkably good, so it didn't impact our sleep quality in the slightest. Nevertheless, those particularly sensitive to noise might want to consider this when booking. Requesting a room number starting with 1 or 8 (all rooms in our annex building started with 9) should help mitigate the railway noise.

I came to Switzerland alone to go skydiving and stayed in Geneva for two nights. The hotel is in the center of Geneva (but you need to walk through a few alleys). The building is very impressive, it is really a wooden house. The front desk uncle is very nice and can lend you a conversion plug. The breakfast is average. (Remember that this Mini Bar is charged)

We had a lovely stay at Kipling Hotel. Our room was wonderful - a spacious corner room with a beautiful balcony. The location was perfect, just a short walk to the station. We were touched when Guest Services left us a sweet honeymoon note and chocolates - such a thoughtful gesture! The only problem was our key card kept deactivating. Over the course of our week-long stay, we had to get it fixed at least five times. Despite this issue, we really enjoyed our stay.

Best hotel in Geneva. Affordable price with good location just 400m away from Geneve Railway station. Easy to find. Walking distance to Lake Geneva. Accessible to Migros and Coop. Comfortable and clean room. Most important for us as Asian is the toilet provide bidet. Like it very much. And the room also had bathtub. Great stay in Geneva before catching our flight the next day..

The room was large and quiet. Talk to the front desk and they will let you check in early if you arrive early and check out late. There is a light rail station right outside. It is also very close to Geneva Central Station.

Very good hotel worth recommending, the receptionist who received us is a little sister with Asian appearance, very polite to speak Mandarin , and upgraded our room. It is very convenient to open the door by e-mail key according to the elevator. It is a few minutes away from the train station. The nearby supermarkets are not small, the Spanish restaurant in the hotel should not be missed, the taste is very good, but remember to book early!

The lady at the front desk was very polite and the check-in procedure was very fast. It is worth staying here, and it is higher than the overall three-star standard in Europe. It is not far from Lake Geneva, and there are commercial streets and supermarkets on the road. It is very close to the tram station.