Geneva is a swiss hometown located on the shore of Lake Léman. Surrounded by the Jura mountains and the Alps, the city offers exceptional views on the Mont-Blanc. Divided into districts, the city is full of places, each one more surprising than the last. From the old town with the majestic Cathédrale Saint-Pierre to the vibrant Eaux Vives neighbourhood and its amazing view on the iconic Jet d’Eau… Geneva reveals itself by inspiring landscapes and cosmopolite influences.

Home of the United Nation and the Red Cross headquarters, Geneva is a global centre for diplomacy as well as the banking sector. Throughout the years, thanks to its watchmaking heritage, Geneva also succeeds by being ranked in the number one position within the luxury industry and the Haute Horlogerie/Jewellery.

At the heart of all those influences, our spacious, luminous and equipped studios and apartments are located between the famous Plainpalais district and the Carouge city, two neighbourhood famous for their good restaurants, and excursions of all kinds.

Geneva is full of green oases to relax and unwind after a long day of meetings.

The English Garden and the Flower Clock

Located on the shore of the lake ideal for a relaxing walk, you will find the famous flower clock (highly photographed with the Jet d’Eau), a nod to Swiss watchmaking know-how.

The Botanical Garden

A place for relaxation and travel, the botanical garden has a collection of plants from the five continents and a Japanese garden.

La grange park

This park offers visitors the largest rose garden in Geneva, its theatres, the Orangerie theatre and the Théâtre de Verdure. In the summertime, you can enjoy free concerts within these romantic places.

Les Eaux Vives park

Offering a magnificent view of Lake Léman, it is one of the oldest parks in Geneva, housing, in particular, the very good restaurant hotel of the Parc des Eaux-Vives.

Walking through the Geneva Old Town district one of the largest in Europe is to explore and discover the 2000 years of the city’s history, its many art galleries, antique shops, museums, fountains and many other wonders.

Right in the heart of the old town is the Protestant Cathedral of Saint-Pierre, with a sober interior and 157 steps to climb to admire a breathtaking panorama of Geneva.

Our favourite places to eat and drink:

~ Les Armures and the Hotel de Ville for their delicious local meals

~ La Bottega, a fine-dining Italian restaurant with a Michelin star which is worth a detour