The symbol of the "world’s smallest metropolis" is the “Jet d’eau” – a fountain with a 140-meter-high water jet at the periphery of Lake Geneva. Most of the large hotels and restaurants are situated on the right-hand shore of the lake. The old town, the heart of Geneva with the shopping and business quarter, holds sway over the left-hand shore. St. Peter’s Cathedral dominates it. However, the center of the old town is the Place du Bourg-de-Four, the oldest square in the city. Quays, lakeside promenades, countless parks, lively side streets in the old city, and elegant shops invite guests to stroll. One of the best-maintained streets is the Grand-Rue, where Jean-Jacques Rousseau was born. The "mouettes," a type of water taxi, enable crossings from one lakeshore to the other, while larger vessels invite visitors to enjoy cruises on Lake Geneva.
Hotel D’Angleterre
Set on the banks of Geneva’s Lake Leman, the Hotel d’Angleterre is renowned for excellent service and meticulous attention to detail, where guests are welcomed like family friends. Each individually designed room and suite combines traditional charm and elegant style with modern amenities, and a host of thoughtful, personal touches will ensure you leave with memories to treasure.
EUROPEAN RICHES EXCLUSIVE OFFER:
- Full Daily Breakfast
- Welcome Drink for two on arrival
- 15% Discount on dining at the Restaurant
For Suite Bookings:
- Complimentary one-way airport transfer from Geneva Airport for guests staying a minimum of 3 consecutive nights.
Book through 12/27/23 for travel from 01/01/23 to 12/31/2023
Specific blackout dates apply. Additional restrictions apply.