Warwick Geneva

we have been quite a few times in Geneve now and this was the best stay of all. We got a marvelous room with a bed that seemed a fluffy cloud. Very good breakfast. Superb location. Lately I have been trying not to be too picky with the little details in hotel rooms because more often than not there's something not quite up to the expectations of what a 4 or 5 stars hotel should be. Well this time I am happy to report I could not find a single flaw. Will return for sure.

This is a great hotel for business. The rooms are amply appointed, and it is in a very good location within walking distance of the train station and then you can just move down the hill to get to the lake and a variety of restaurants. It also has a nice morning breakfast buffet and a really good bar lounge atmosphere in the afternoon.

The hotel is nice and is centrally located but it is very noisy outside at night. Also, the toiletries are very poor and I had buy shampoo and conditioner. Most importantly though, they served me raw chicken in the dining room on Saturday night. You can probably find some place better.

I was surprised by a note and a birthday treat from the team of Warwick! That unexpected and was so sweet! Everyone at the desk, from check-in to check-out were very helpful, warm and friendly. Very much appreciated, and couldn’t ask for more.||The view from the room is amazing and photo worthy. Not to mention that it is just across the train station! How convenient!||Will definitely recommend. Thank you David and the team for making my birthday special!

I have been staying at the Warwick since 2019 and I return each time because it’s an excellent hotel and the staff are all kind and courteous. I emailed the hotel to say that I would be on a long haul flight and would arrive around 7 am so early check in was graciously arranged and I was resting by 8 am. Highly recommended.

The hotel is very beautiful and conveniently located near the Geneva train station. Staff were welcoming. However, there was a bad odor coming through the AC vents in our room. We made staff aware and were told the only option was for our room to be changed, but we would be moved to a different floor (we had a penthouse with a terrace). We were told to make the morning front desk staff aware since they had more power, but all they told us was "sorry". If it weren't for the smell, I would've given a higher rating.

We rented a penthouse room with a terrace for 4 nights in October, 2025. The room smelled like sewage, which was brought to the attention of the staff. Also, the A/C was broken, as was a lamp in the room. When this was brought to the attention of the staff by night 2, they said they didn’t have any other rooms to move us to, but that they would take care of it. I was in the room when the staff came to inspect and they confirmed the smell and the lack of air conditioning. Despite this, they said that they couldn’t get a mechanical team out of fix it during our stay. After spending over $2k for a short premium stay in their hotel, I’d expect the staff to handle the situation appropriately. Unfortunately not only did they walk back their diagnosis of the A/C not working, but they only offered to upgrade my next stay with them. Not only was this a terrible finish to our European vacation, the senior management seems indifferent about making it right. Therefore, I’d strongly recommend choosing a different hotel during your stay in Geneva. I know I’ll never stay at a Warwick property again if this is how they treat their guests.

Nice hotel, clean and quite. Very good location. If I must say something about the room itself, its perfect but the pillars are too soft

Fantastic location and reasonable rates. Literally five minute walk to the water, shopping and tourist attractions. We booked on line last minute because decided we wanted to stay closer to the airport. Beautiful and clean. Rooms we comfortable, clean and quiet! Gent who checked us in was a tad snooty BUT Valet clued us in to free parking, on the street, literally at the front door! Will definitely be staying here again!!

The location was convenient, near many restaurants and an easy walk to the lakefront. The bed was luxurious. The room was quiet. I liked that I could open the window. My main disappointment was that I only learned after my stay that I could have had complimentary breakfast. I was sure I had asked and was told no. (I remember this because in my previous trip to Europe, I had so enjoyed the hotel breakfast.) My other colleague said she only found out about the breakfast on her 4th day. Also, it was a bit difficult to get the receipt by email, so be sure to get it in hardcopy if you need one.

We stayed here solely because it was a good rate advertised as a suite with a balcony across the street from the train station. The suite was important because we were a group of three and most European hotels only allow two per room. The location was attractive because we had a lot of bags. Here's what they don't tell you. The area immediately around the train station is really sketchy. I would not let me wife or daughter walk alone here. The balcony gets so much sun that it's not really usable during the day. Although there are retractable awnings, they will not work if there's much wind. You don't really get a suite in the traditional sense. It's a slightly longer room with a sofa couch. A suite is supposed to have a small, second room for the couch and TV. When I opened the sofa couch late at night, there was a brown substance smeared on the sheet. I didn't do a scratch and sniff test to determine if it was chocolate or something more nefarious. I stripped the sheets. Geneva is so small that the convenience of being across the street from the train station is nebulous. I don't plan to stay here again.

Soooo, here's the thing: the rooms are small and not cute. BUT the staff is great and the breakfast is also good. It's right next to the train station and so very convenient but not in the best part of Geneva, in my opinion. We didn't really take to the area but there are tons of restaurants just not a lot of scenery. The area is bustling during the day and it's close to the lake, about 10-15 mins walk. The hotel is pricey and not worth the price. Additionally, like all places in Switzerland, the elevators are incredibly small. The lobby is nice and big and open. This hotel gets a lot of business given it's area. This was my least favorite place I stayed in Switzerland, the hotel kind of feels like a box and it's also a little stuffy. I'm sure there are better places in Geneva for the price point. (BUT the service was great!)

Okay, so this hotel does not look like the pictures very much online. I think I had a better idea coming in of what I was going to get, but when arriving it was not what I expected. False advertising got me pretty good. But like what some other people mentioned the location for the hotel is great, as it is close to the major train station, plenty of restaurants, and nightlife as well. Some major set backs for me were first the bed. It was two queen size beds pushed together to make one king size bed. Hard part was trying to get the two beds to stay together. It the middle of the night I almost fell between the two beds multiple times. The bathrooms are very small as well as the elevators in this hotel. I understand not everyone is as big as some Americans but these elevators were some of the smallest I have ever seen. The staff here are not the friendliest people I have met before. I would recommend you stay here if you are close to the train station, but I do not think its worth the money.

I've spent about five weeks at this hotel over the past few months, and it's definitely decent. The location is great if you need to take the train (which I do, because my office is in Meyrin). The hotel staff is pretty nice, although I have had some bad luck with some not-very-well-trained folks who hadn't yet mastered the check-in process and couldn't figure out how to print out my bill at checkout. The restaurant staff is generally pretty apathetic, but the food at the restaurant is fairly decent. I did get one of the "classic" rooms with the weird half-door... And I also took a picture of the door because it was so bizarre! The bathrooms in that room line are also ridiculously tiny with absolutely no counter space. As I was staying there for two weeks, the front desk was kind enough to switch me the next day to a room with a non- Harry Potter door. Rooms at the back of the hotel are really quiet, but I had to download a white noise app for my phone when I had a room that faced the station. Two things about this hotel that I actively dislike: while Warwick Hotels is a small chain, they have no loyalty program, which really stinks when you spend quite a bit of time there. And the beds are almost laughably hard! They are really uncomfortable, which is a shame because most of the rooms are pretty nice in all other respects.

This is another hotel that I recommend to colleagues to stay at. It is directly opposite the train station. It is not much to look at from the outside, but the inside is nice. The restaurant is decent. Be careful when booking. They have these classic rooms that have not been renovated. The door into the room doesn't even look like a regular door as it is very narrow. It looks like a closet door. The classic rooms are not renovated, and are EXTREMELY narrow. The closet doors didn't even open all the way. I took a picture of my door compared to the other room doors because I had never seen such a size difference. They should change the room type to closet. The second time I staid there, I took a standard room, and they were fine. Still small, but not extremely narrow. :)

As the old adage goes location, location, location - that is by far the biggest asset of this hotel and the friendly staff. The Warwick is located in front of the train station and pretty close to everything - there is even a shopping mall behind it. The location came in very handy when I was here in February given that it was freezing outside. Many restaurants are a short walk away as are the underground shops of the station. The rooms are fairly spacious as are the bathrooms. The Queen size beds are two small beds put together and if you sleep in the middle as I do you will fall right between the beds. The breakfast buffet featured the usual Swiss delights such as Bircher Muessli, eggs, croissants etc - very good. For the type of hotel that it is, a slightly older hotel, it's pretty good. Nice location, good staff - what else does one need.

This review is for the restaurant. The food is ample, tasty, and elegant. The service is quick and pleasant. I ordered the 3 course menu and was exploding by the end of it and couldn't finish the dessert no matter how badly I wanted to. The atmosphere is quiet and the decor, simple yet elegant. I'd definitely go there again.

This hotel is amazing. The lobby is decorated with marble walls and floors. The breakfast and food is excellent. Also the staff is very nice and a pleasure to be around.