Eastwest Geneva
To that end, behind that classic facade, there’s a bit of black lacquer and red velvet in the fashionably minimalist guest rooms, and some deluxe rooms are divided with shoji-style wooden screens. Style aside, it’s essentially just a smaller and more intimate 41-room alternative to Geneva’s bigger luxury hotels — business travelers are well cared for, without any of the sterility that can alienate younger and more adventurous leisure customers.
And for a small hotel it’s got its fair share of luxuries: there’s a fitness center and sauna, a smart little courtyard and patio, and the Eastwest Restaurant imports some distinctly Asian flavors to liven its menu of seasonal produce. And it doesn’t get much more central than this — you’re a ten-minute walk from the old town, and even closer to the lake.
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