Yelp Review 2026 #167:…read more I've gotten used to clean, organized train stations from all the cities and towns I've been to in Switzerland. Gare de Genève Cornavin seemed like I wasn't in Switzerland anymore. It was chaotic and definitely some sketchy characters walking around asking for money. There's no police/ security. Yes, they have a lot of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants at the station. You can also catch buses here. You have to pay attention to which station you need to be catching a bus from (arranged alphabetically but not in consistent order which was frustrating). Catching a bus is nuts. There's about 6 bus lines per station with at least 10 people waiting blocking the entrance to the main train station. It's only quiet here from 9pm-8am. I've caught a bus/ train at different times of the day. The busiest is in the afternoon but it's not like you have much of a choice if you need to be somewhere.

Interesting train station but I felt that there was a big lacking of signage of where to go. We…read morecame from France and were passing our way through Geneva to get to Italy. Coming off of our train, we entered a customs area but we weren't sure if we were supposed to exit or find our track and there was no one to ask. I will agree that it may have been because we're novices and I was the only person with any European train experience and I have never had to go though customs to exit a train before and I didn't want to make the wrong move. Luckily, the area we were in had a board with track numbers and once we saw our next train and it's track number we were confident to go through the customs area. Which btw was nothing, just some armed people watching us walk past them. This station is packed so be wary and bon chance!

Airport seemed a bit nicer since two years ago. No customs even though Switzerland is not part of…read moreEU. That was nice. Took me 20 minutes to exit plane and airport with my checked luggage. Not bad. Then 10 minute wait for Marriott Shuttle. Perfect. Always love staying here.

Be prepared to walk, walk, and walk some more…read more Walk off the plane. Walk more to passport control. Walk a long line to get your passport stamped and be asked the questions as you walk through customs and into Switzerland, only to walk more to the baggage claim to where you stand a good while to greet your luggage many minutes after your plane has landed and you stress as you think the same thing I always think about, did my luggage actually make it on the plane? Then you breathe a sigh of relief as you walk again to the train station which is a solid walk from the baggage claim as you then take a train into town, or in my case, a train to Lausanne, and then walk again to the train and maybe have to stand on the train because you waited until the ultimate last minute to buy a ticket. At which point you almost wish you had someplace to sit down. Not the best way to greet people into a gorgeous country, but at least things do improve from there (and believe me, they do).

Yelp Review 2026 #62:…read more My flight home from Geneva was a pleasant experience. Priority boarding, more baggage allowance (which came in handy since I was coming home with a luggage full of Swiss chocolates for myself and some for friends), priority security check, lounge access, priority boarding, welcome drinks, 3-course gourmet meal, unlimited snacks and drinks, lie-flat seat with a massager, pillow, mattress, blanket, Acqua di Parma amenity kit, dedicated flight attendant, 2 lavatories for business class passengers only. Food: I liked the garlic bread, and the tuna appetizer. I selected the beef cheek as my entree prior to my flight but I didn't like it as much as I had anticipated. The cake for dessert wasn't great so, I couldn't finish it - it was that, cheese or fruit. I should have gotten fruit instead. Snacks and beverage including alcohol was unlimited. I got an Aperol Spritz because it was available even though I don't like it. Service: Outstanding. I felt taken care of for the 8+ hour flight. I got my peppermint tea (which settles my stomach) without any fuss from the flight attendant. I'm not a high-maintenance flyer and I don't need a lot. Just my peppermint tea and I'm happy. Comfort: I'm fine with lie-flat seats but my seat also had a massager. Of course, I used it multiple times during the flight. They provided a fluffy pillow, a mattress and a thick blanket. I switched to the red Air Canada socks which is part of the amenity kit as soon as I got situated. I had lots of storage space. Electronics charging. The lavatory is on the small side just like economy lavatory. But the toiletries are better. Entertainment: I watched a bunch of movies recently released that I didn't get to see in theaters, and a docuseries about my favorite futbol team. I listened to some music.

We passed this promenade that includes the bench which holds the Guinness record for longest in the…read moreworld on the way back to our hotel. Great spot for a picnic and to take in a view of the city as well Parc de Bastions. Not crowded on a Sunday early evening around 6. Just a few steps from Old Town and worth the stop!

If you've ever stayed in Geneva yet u know its crazy $$$…read more Hotels ( Fairmount, Four Seasons, Bristol etc) can easily run you 600-700 CF a night Hotel Suisse is a comfortable hotel at 180-200 cf with a great location across from the central train station ( and most importantly a great Migros) Rooms are small but well maintained and very clean Pleasant ( well by Swiss standards) staff Very quiet Close to tons of shopping restaurants and Lake Geneva. Nice European breakfast not included

Great location, it is right across from the Train station, so you don't have to walk too far…read more There are lots of restaurants around the hotel, ranging from low to high, so you don't have to look for places to eat. There is also Manor Market near by, so you can by your gifts or pre-cooked meals The breakfast is standard, although they have scramble egg, which was a first in Switzerland for us The room is big, and with AC. My room faces the street, but it wasn't noisy at all. Overall, we are very happy with our stay and worth our money

I'm glad I found those business centers in many cities around the world. The Regus Rue du Rhône is…read morethe Rolls Royce of the Regus in Geneva. They are conveniently located in downtown Geneva and the center is quiet new. The business lounge is not too busy as well and you're able to work in a calm environment. The great thing about those business center is that people are just more open to engage in a talk with you than in any other places. It's like working all under the same company even tho people usually have their own business. CONs: I would have loved that Regus include at least a print quota in their Gold Card service for people traveling here and there. Just enough if they have to print something instead of being charged right away.

Before finding a permanent space, the place I work at rented some office space at this business…read morecentre to utilise as a temporary office space. They were in the process of updating parts of the business centre while we were there, which was very much needed. The public area was fine, but some of the rented offices were dark and depressing. The service at the centre was usually pretty good. When we had some issues, they were quick to change our point of contact and address the concerns. The office is located in the middle of Rue du Rhone which is a great location central in downtown Geneva. Easy access to the train station and old town.

This is an excellent hotel that is not near the city center but provides all of the amenities you'd…read moreexpect from a top-notch place. This is likely a result of the clientèle they regularly serve. The United Nations offices, Red Cross and WHO are very close by, so there are large numbers of dignitaries staying in the hotel on a regular basis. This also means a very secure environment that caters to people of varying nationalities. The TV channel selection, for example, reflects this. Be sure to visit the hallway with photos of some of the well-known people who've stayed at the hotel, which was first opened in 1964. We certainly had one of the lower end rooms, facing west toward some local housing (and a co-op) vs. overlooking Lake Geneva in the distance. Incidentally, the co-op has some decent ready-to-eat food selections... so if you don't want a sit-down meal, it might be a good place to visit. Other than the hotel restaurant, there are only a few good places to eat within easy walking distance of the hotel. Our room was spacious by European standards, and there was beautiful lighting, extra seating, and desk space. A room safe and minibar are part of the package. The king bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was well appointed, with an expansive deep bathtub and wonderful large bath towels. The toiletries were a rather exclusive brand and had a great unisex scent. We only had breakfast in the restaurant, but it, too, was outstanding. Both buffet and menu selections were available. Servers were competent and sincerely nice. We especially enjoyed our interactions with Sarah. The hostess was wonderful as well. This hotel had many amenities that we didn't use, like a pool and sauna. Be sure to look these up ahead of time so you bring what you need.

Elegant and sophisticated hotel located in Geneva. Big space for events and conferences. Food is…read moreexcellent by the pool or inside the hotel. Rooms are kept very clean and had a very modern touch. The overall staff is very friendly and accommodating. Close to the number 5 bus to get you around Geneva