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Geneva, Switzerland
Geneva is the second most populous city in
Switzerland (after Zürich), and is the most populous city of
Romandy (the French-speaking part of Switzerland). It is
situated where the Rhône River exits Lake Geneva (French Lac
Léman) and is the capital of the Republic and Canton of Geneva.
The population within the traditional city limits is
approximately 190,000, and that of the metropolitan area — which
extends into neighboring France and the Swiss Canton of Vaud —
about 960,000.
Geneva is widely regarded as a global city, mainly due to the
presence of numerous international organizations, including the
headquarters of many of the agencies of the United Nations. A
2007 survey found Geneva to have the second highest quality of
living in the world (narrowly outranked by Zürich). It is easy
to see why as parks, cultural opportunities, and more enhance
the charm of the city. Geneva is often referred to as the “city
of parks” due to the fact that over one quarter of the city is
covered by public parks. The ancient Old Town is a maze of
sloping cobblestone streets and alleyways filled with cafes,
boutiques and historical landmarks. Finally, the city is home to
more than thirty museums and galleries presenting a wide array
of cultural and historical offerings. Geneva clearly deserves
its lofty quality of life ranking.
Geneva will host 3 matches of the UEFA EURO 2008. They will take
place at the Stade de Geneve, a great venue that in additional
to the field has a hotel, TV studios, office and conference
facilities and a cultural center.
3
Star Hotels include:
Manotel Jade
Harmony, serenity... the Jade Hotel draws
inspiration from the ancestral art of Feng-Shui to enhance the
wellbeing of its guests. Used by the Chinese for over 7'000
years, Feng-Shui is an art of living aiming to improve the flow
of chi (energy) in our environment.
The benefits of this art of living from the Far East have been
applied to every nook and cranny in the hotel. Aiming for peace
of mind, you will find that every instant becomes a brand new,
energizing and yet smoothing experience.
4 Star Hotels include:
Hotel Bristol
 Hotel
Bristol is a traditional charming hotel situated in the center
of Geneva, facing the Mont-Blanc square, and only at a few steps
from the lake.
Located in a 19th century building the hotel offers a wide range
of modern and sophisticated amenities. These include large
conference and banqueting facilities equipped with audiovisual
equipment, a piano bar, a restaurant offer gourmet and seasonal
cuisine, as well as a fitness center (free for guests); there
are also massage facilities available upon request.
The main train station, Old Town and the shopping and financial
districts are within a short walk. The hotel is well situated
only 15 minutes by train from the airport. Your way back to the
airport by train or by bus is free of charge using the free pass
to the Geneva's Public Transport issued upon arrival.
5 Star Hotels include:
Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues
In the heart of Geneva, the
city’s first hotel – and still the first choice of world
statesmen and global travellers – has been a landmark on the
Rhône since 1834. Now, as Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues, it
blends a revitalised sense of history with the essentials of
today’s plasma-screen, broadband world – and warm,
sophisticated, intuitive service.
Four Seasons
Hotel des Bergues Geneva offers residential-style guest rooms
and suites with a variety of lake, courtyard and city views.
They are bright and airy, with rich blue and green fabrics,
light woods and Louis Philippe-style furnishings that reflect
the Hotel’s classic heritage. Nearly a quarter of the rooms are
spacious suites – most with step-out balconies and views of Lake
Geneva.
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