Geneva Switzerland Hotel Looking for hotels that ally comfort, charm and tradition ? Discover our Geneva Hotels, Switzerland for your holiday or business trip. Our Geneva Hotels, Switzerland are located  near the railway station or Lake Geneva and perfectly situated to go shopping and to visit museums, the cathedral as well as the many international organizations. Check out our 3-star hotels in Geneva, Switzerland. Our hoteliers look forward to welcoming you soon. Hotel International & Terminus is just a stone's throw away from Cornavin railway station. Thanks to its central location, you can reach the Lake Geneva waterside within 5 minutes. Hotel Longchamp lies in the midst of Geneva's commercial and cultural district, 250 m from Lake Geneva away. Palexpo exhibition centre and the Arena concert hall can be reached within a 15-minute ride by car. It only takes you 3 clicks to easily reserve our hotels in Geneva, Switzerland on our secure web-site. Or why not call us over the phone +41 21 310 08 92. Our English speaking staff will be delighted to assist you !

Must-see Landmarks  While staying in Geneva, you really shouldn’t miss the emblem of the City of Peace, a 140 m high, giant water-jet that spreads its white veil over the harbour. To admire its sight, simply stroll along the lakeside promenade. It is adorned with flowers, fragrant parkways and old mansions. The cheerful water birds, among which swans, gulls, ducks and grebes, only add to the magic.   Geneva is the birthplace of the International Red Cross. The inventive, modern museum chronicles the Red Cross field work since the movement’s foundation in 1846. Geneva is home to the only museum, dedicated to the commitment of Henry Dunant, the founder of the Red Cross Movement. The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum is located opposite the Palace of Nations. The Palace of Nations (Palais des Nations)Numerous organizations elected their worldwide or European headquarters in Geneva, which enhanced the city’s international reputation. Geneva is home to more than 100 international organizations. It is well worth visiting the Palace of Nations which serves as the European headquarters of the United Nations. It was built between 1929 and 1936. The new wing was added in 1973.  www.unog.ch