An impressive rooftop bar with spectacular scenery and great cocktails…read more This is the perfect spot to enjoy the sunset in Geneva.

The view was amazing as our tour friends mentioned. Drink were good, but pricey for what we are…read moreused to. We enjoyed the bartender explaining with enthusiasm on selecting his special for the day. We know service is a bit different than in the US, but don't like servers ignoring us or thinking we're a bother before they even get started. We are not high maintenance people so it does put us off. Again, the drinks were tasty and the view fabulous.

This new lounge in the windsor hotel is the perfect place to grab a bite or a night cap. Great…read moreservice. Great drinks. Great time.

It's open on Monday's unlike many other places on the area. Good hip hop, reggae, r&b, pop, etc…read more Chill ambiance, free peanuts. Cool spot to just have a drink

Offset from the bar is a cigar lounge which is of considerable repute. The cigar selection was…read moremeager and a Montecristo No. 4(?) cost $46. There is a review saying that the prices are decent but I think anyone coming from the US will find this exorbitant. There is a large cocktail menu which does feature a pretty good selection of drinks, though at a $24 entry point for low-end whiskies and bourbons and into the $30s and $40s for anything that feels baseline appropriate to drink with an expensive cigar. The atmosphere for the first 30 minutes (say, 9:30pm to 10:00pm) was relaxing but then a large group came and commandeered basically every free table/chair in the small room. There are 3 distinct seating arrangements in a room with a seating capacity of maybe 18 people. Members of the group were wearing outfits mixed with athleisure wear and talking on cell phones. Then there another slob showed up separately and kept pivoting around the humorously cramped room eyeing everyone up and talking about how he wanted to turn the illuminated exit sign off. The branding and prices suggest one atmosphere, but staff seemed to welcome and accommodate a completely different atmosphere. It's hard to encourage others to spend what is nearly a $100 minimum if there is no protection against the room turning into a party thrown by the international fraternity. I'm all for revelry, just would expect a more delicate experience at this price point.

We had a great experience when Justin was working. I was giving this place 5 stars based on that…read more But we came back again twice more. The second night the service was excellent as well. A gentleman took our coats and umbrella, and without us realizing it, he had them brought to our room. What service! On the last night, the host sat us in a main an area where people were walking in front of us. It wasn't pleasant. He said there wasn't space in the cozier areas, but then came back later, after we were all settled and said he could move us. By that time, we were not going to pick up and move. He then pretty much ignored us. But I digress.... It really is a spectacular place. Justin made the BEST drinks. You also get a great set up for appetizers included. When we came for after dinner drinks the first night, we got a great plate of macarons and fruit. The next two nights we got only macarons... I say "only"... but they were wonderful, and went well with our port. The woman that was singing did a nice job and created a nice clubby vibe as we sipped our drinks. On the nights we sat in the main area, we had wonderful seats near the fireplace. It was a great end to wonderful days touring. The prices are high, but you expect that in Geneva in a nice hotel.

As an American, with awful french skills, I was reluctant to go solo to a lounge. But this place…read moresurprised me in a good way! 3 floors. Though admittedly I only really hung out in the basement for a Swiss Beat box competition. It was dope. Everyone was friendly, the crowd was of ALL ages and totally into it. Drinks were 5CHF. Entrance was 10CHF. Located in the red district, I had no troubles coming or goong. All in all I'd recommend others to check it out!

I haven't given lately a 5-stars to a restaurant mainly because no restaurants were able to meet my…read more3 standards of expectation at the same time beside my old favorite places. Even tho I am usually not going to eat Lunch or Dinner at the Floor Two Bar & Lounge, I am going to give them a 5-stars! Here's why... Atmosphere 5/5: You are located right next to the Jet d'Eau with an impressive panorama over Geneva and the rive-gauche of the City. As you can see on the picture, the place has great lightings, couch and tables to have a Business meeting, work remotely from your office or just see a friend. They also serve Lunch or Dinner. Food 5/5: I don't know about the different entrée but the snacks offered to us while we were working were FRESH and tasty! A real delight! Coffee and Drinks are excellent despite the price you pay for it. Service 5/5: Service is phenomenal there! I don't think there's one thing you can't ask them. They're really helpful and always checking that you're doing good. One of my favorite spot to work remotely with Free 4hrs Wi-Fi, great couch and view over the Alps. What else...

Decided to treat ourselves for a nice meal at Floor Two after reading a positive review and looking…read morefor a place with a nice setting/view. I decided to give it 3 stars because I think you can find similar quality at a lower price - you pay a premium at Floor Two to be in the Kempinski with one of the best views in town. Setting is superb - very modern with floor to ceiling windows giving a great view of the lake and the Rive Gauche - the only let down was the the Jet d'Eau wasn't turned on... I thin it's probably nicer to go for a lunch to take full advantage of the view... As mentioned in the other review, the service is very good - waiters were very attentive, professional and friendly. Food was very good but slightly pricey - probably due to the setting within the Kempinski hotel. Menu is relatively small but full of interesting choices - I had scallops with chorizo and caviar aubergine followed by the lemon risotto with burrata. They do not have a dessert menu - instead they have a dessert trolley which is a nice throwback to classic fine dining restaurants. We had a delicious 'croustillant de chocolat' which was delicious - they used some 'fleur de sel' which added a very nice sweet-savory combination

Extremely rude and unhelpful staff, especially one middle aged blond woman. The food is below…read moreaverage, just dry sandwiches with nothing inside And crisps. Cramped space. What really surprised me is that when it's busy they don't come to clean up the messy tables but when it's quiet they are walking around hovering just to annoy you. The worst airport lounge in the world.

Extra basic lounge, way far in the back alley. They have the basic drinks (water, coffee, tea,…read morejuice, sodas), some snacks (turkey slices, cheese, fruit, cookies, pastries) and mostly French reading materials. I've been to USOs better this. Although simple and basic, it's clean, the staff is friendly, and the only lounge that's open before 6am.

Live music, attentive staff and delicious food! The waiter explained our questions without delay…read moreand offered gus recommendations! Everything was prepared perfectly! Both the scallops & turbot were delicious and the recommended dessert heavenly!

Nice place, maybe the carpet it is not the best choice for a restaurant floor, but the rest of the…read morefurniture is OK. The food is good and you can definitely tell the effort put in composing the plates. We tried meat and fish, both met our expectations for such place in Geneva.

Pricey bar (what's new, Geneva?) but clean, roomy, good service and they serve food! (mostly…read moreflatbreads and charcuterie) the theme is what really gets me, though. The bar is named after Mary Shelley- the creator of Frankenstein. Mary conceived the novel while visiting lac leman- legend has it she was inspired while looking out at the saleve, shrouded with mists and mystery. Whatever the case, this bar pays tribute to the Frankenstein monster in a very classy way- with chic posters, stencils and tasteful murals. The lounge music brings a happy vibe to the bar, and the young clientele of Plainpalais really make this a busy place on a clear day. Luckily, there is ample seating in the bar and even a back patio for smokers- making it fairly easy to claim a seat here compared to other bars in Plainpalais. Although the drinks and food are pricey, it's definitely worth a stop if in the area!