Resorter i Genevesøen

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"Hostel Geneve er godt placeret for at nå Genevesøen og mange muligheder for at komme hurtigt videre med bus og sporvogne. 14 dage på hostel er virkelig lang tid, og så bliver man træt af det. Især at der ikke er mere uskiftning af udvalget til morgenmaden. Det samme mad at vælge mellem hver dag. Der manglede i den grad noget grønt. Tomat.Agurk.feberfrugt og f.eks gulerødder."

"Ligger så smukt ned til Geneve søen, smukkeste udsigt. Bestil med havudsigt, det er pengene værd. Super betjening og centralt beliggende. Har den lækreste morgenbuffet."

"Meget lækkert værelse og skøn bar. "

"We spent 6 nights in hotel Royal before we decided to move out despite having prepaid a junior suite which was non-refundable. We initially had an executive room, which was OK. A bit cramped for 3. Despite being on the 5th floor the is considerable noise from Rue Lausanne. After 2 nights we were moved to a junior suite in another unrenovated part of the hotel. Here the safe did not work, neither did the coffee machine and a sink was clogged. The coffee machine was replaced, the other issues were unresolved. We had an unpleasant night as the bed was old and lumpy. After complaining at the front desk we were moved to the newer part. Housekeeping was sketchy. We found medicine in a niche near the head of the bed, parts of a childrens drawing a a bottle cap on the floor. We had 3 nights in this room and had to ask for housekeeping to empty bins, replenish coffee/tea and make beds. Every day. Front desk was marginally helpful, borderline arrogant with the exception of the 2 doormen mr. Joao and mr. Fikret who were a pleasure. Though well situated, there are better, more comfortable and less expensive choices in Geneva than Hotel Royal. "

"Centralt beliggende hotel med gode forbindelser til både lufthavn (gåafstand, men der er en gratis shuttle) og øvrig, offentlig transport."

"Nive hotel, nicely placed and good services"

"Lovely, cozy, and old-fashioned place. This is the type of hotel we prefer: a one-of-a-kind hotel, greatly loved by its proprietors and its guests. But. Our excitement failed when we learned, the next morning, that we would not be sharing a breakfast provided by the hotel: though we looked, when looking for a hotel, only for those which provided a (free) breakfast. We were informed no, there was, instead, coffee and a croissant and orange juice provided if requested, for a charge. Suddenly the great gift that we thought the hotel would providing us, to begin every person's day, was withdrawn, and we no longer felt kindly hosted. Hotel Geneve was listed in hotel.com's list of hotels near the main train station which provide a breakfast, for free, for their guests. We, not French speakers and from another continent, did not have the courage to insist that breakfast should be provided us. We, almost seventy years old, who have been traveling through Europe for eight months, in eight different countries, and with only one night and one morning in Switzerland, ducked our heads in sorrow and proceeded without, onto the train station and our departure. We do take great memories with us of the soft beds, the thick duvets, the gentle paintings of cows in the Swiss countryside, and the delightful and rich entry hall, where our fine breakfast would have taken place and cemented our memories forever of being loved, welcomed, and tended as promised in Switzerland."

"Spa viste sig kun at være en sauna med hvileområde. Jeg havde drømt om et varmt bad"