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.

Service par excellence! The Ritz in Geneva is a mirror of its beautiful location: small, opulent…read moreand to put it simply, awesome. Wonderful views of lake Geneva and the famous fountain and the location couldn't be better. I mentioned the service.. the concierges were always available and both accommodating and understanding. The bartenders and bell men remembered my name and my drink; in fact I believe everyone remembered my name and there is almost nothing quite as impressive as adherence to a team concept of serving your customers. The Ritz had it down. No they don't have a spa; but they accommodated us with in room massages that were excellent. If you're lucky enough to be there during the "dans la noir" dinner, it's well worth the time and was quite a dining adventure. (And another chance for the team at this hotel to flex their service abilities) During a night out in Geneva, when we couldn't find ice cream, yes we called our friends at the concierge desk who were happy to direct us: there wasn't a thing that the staff at his hotel wasn't available for! I've enjoyed a number of Ritz Carleton hotels around the world but this hotel earned my respect for a wonderful stay.

Despite its perfect location, most heavenly scent (I snagged a diffuser and candle--woohoo!), and…read morebeautiful lobby, I can't give it 5 stars purely on the fact that 1) there is no spa, and 2) our room I swear was like 8 feet tall, no more! And we had a suite with a balcony overlooking Lake Geneva! At least there is a gym, but it is small and divided into small sections--so no jumping jacks or crazy speed skating exercises lol!