Warwick Geneva
The chic & elegant address in the heart of Geneva. The hotel Warwick Geneva benefits of a fantastic location in the city centre. Geneva’s most popular attractions, the historical centre and many museums are reachable within easy walking distance.
General Information
Use the check availability box to book now before this amazing city break offer is gone or call our friendly customer service team for more information on 0203 475 3022. Within an ideal location opposite Geneva’s central train station, Warwick Geneva is the perfect place to stay while exploring the beautiful city of Geneva. As well as the train station, there are plenty of other transport links close by to the hotel and you are also minutes from renowned attractions like Lake Geneva, the Patek Philippe Museum and the Red Cross Museum, sightseeing couldn’t be easier! Elegant and modern décor throughout gives guests a pure luxury stay, where you can also take advantage and unwind in the hotels exclusive restaurant and bar, or benefit from the 24 hour room service. There really is something for everyone! Travel Now Pay Later Warwick Geneva with Jetnow.com.
Facilities
- Central Location
- Contemporary style
- Great for exploring
- Great for shopping
- Perfect for couples
- Spacious and comfortable rooms
Flight & Transfer Information
Flight duration approx. 1 hours 30 mins, transfer to resort around 40 mins by taxi or shuttle bus.
Rooms
Room Options: Classic double or twin, superior double or twin, quadruple and triple interchanging rooms, triple rooms and single rooms.
Classic Double or Twin Room
Classic Double or Twin rooms sleep up to 2 adults and have bathroom containing bath, air conditioning, hairdryer, minibar, tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen television and safety deposit box.
Food & Drink
Board Options: Room Only
Buffet Restaurant
Bar. Restaurant.
A buffet breakfast is available at the restaurant each morning. The modern on-site restaurant Téséo serves seasonal international cuisine for lunch and dinner.
Local Attractions
With its pristine Alpine mountainscapes, bucolic dairy villages and glittering international cities, Switzerland combines broad cultural influences with a deeply independent attitude. Surrounded by other European countries yet protected by its forbidding mountain range, Switzerland is a nation of many regions, languages and landscapes.
At the centre of all things Swiss, ultra-modern clashes with artsy and historic talking points, conjuring up the ideal pick for city-seeing and snow-capped adventures. Sure, it’s big for skiing nearby, but Geneva has all the mod cons of an urban city rumbling beneath these mighty mountains.
The largest lake in Central Europe brings the drama and awe-inspiring natural splendour of the Alps to the centre of the city. At the city centre, where the Rhône continues on its course into France is La Rade (The Roadstead). Here, at the end of a long jetty, is a much-imitated monument known the world over. Geneva Cathedral is one of those religious buildings that needs as much time as you can afford. Allow a couple of hours to satisfy your curiosity in the largest historic centre in Switzerland. After New York, Geneva has the second most important United Nations office, the Palais des Nations dates to the 1930s and was the headquarters for the League of Nations, the UN’s predecessor. When it’s overcast in Geneva there might be blue skies and sunshine at this mountain peak on the edge of the city, a big wall of rock on the horizon, Salève is billed as the “balcony of Geneva” and rises to just shy of 1,400 metres. Geneva’s botanical garden is on the western lakeshore across the railway tracks from the United Nations Office. Geneva’s main flea and famers’ market trades on Wednesdays and Saturdays, as well as the first Sunday of the month.
