Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva Reviews

We made a reservation on the day we arrived in Geneva. At that time, the Ritz-Carlton next to us had prices increased to 9,000, the Four Seasons was 12,000, and the Mandarin Oriental was also 12,000. I didn’t want to meet an acquaintance, so I booked this hotel for 6,400 for one night. The location is right on the edge of Lake Geneva. It is on the same road as the first three hotels, but this one is slightly on the edge. From the view taken from the small balcony of the half-lake view room in the picture below, you can tell at a glance that it is a bit close to the pier⛵️, but at the end is a city park. I ran all the way to take pictures of the morning scenery. Quite comfortable. The front desk clerk was very patient and enthusiastic, and his attitude was really good. Because the room was already full that day, I still changed to a higher room😊. Of course, I am also very lady, and I always smiled when communicating, so my attitude was really good. It's mutual. When I checked in, the front desk also introduced that there is a Chinese restaurant on the negative floor of the hotel. I didn't have time to try it because there was also Hongyun Restaurant recommended by a friend. It has a good environment and reasonable prices, so I went to eat there first. Speaking of which, the hotel room is not big. Except for the hotel elevator, the entire room from the lobby to the room has a standard 5-star feel.

The room is facing the Grand Fountain, and you can enjoy the beautiful view of Lake Geneva from the room. The bed in the room is super big, and it doesn't feel crowded to sleep three people. The breakfast is Western-style, and the restaurant and swimming pool are on the second floor. There is also a Chinese restaurant downstairs, but you have to make an appointment. We couldn't walk-in. But go straight up the road on the left of the hotel, about five to eight minutes, there is a Hunan restaurant, Xiangyu, which tastes pretty good. This is also the way to go to the train station. Go all the way to the end and then turn left to the train station. The public transportation in Switzerland is really convenient.