Conveniently located in the heart of Geneva, a stone’s throw from Cornavin train station and a 15-minute ride from the airport, the 3-star Hotel Astoria features clean and comfortable accommodations. Comfortable, bright and cheerful, the hotel’s 63 non-smoking rooms all feature en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, minibar, phone, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, soundproof windows and a safety deposit box. Hotel Astoria features a 24-hour multi-lingual reception desk, secure luggage storage, dry cleaning, and laundry service. The Britannia pub offers a variety of draught and bottle beers, wines and cocktails. A great selection of dishes and snacks for both lunch and dinner are also available. Restaurants, coffee houses, pubs and entertainment are a five-minute walk away. The hotel is located a 15-minute stroll from St. Pierre Cathedral, a gothic-period local landmark.
WiFi in lobby
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Easily accessible to the airport and directly across the street from the train station, the location of the Astoria makes getting about the city easy. Shopping, fine restaurants, the business district,and unique shops are all less than a five-minute walk
Guests with limited mobility appreciate the ramps and accommodations made for those with disabilities and note that the mobility access rooms provide space and stout handrails for added safety and ease. The hotel is close to public transportation and in t
Guests describe the staff as cordial, attentive and accommodating, noting that the first-class service greatly added to their enjoyment of the venue.
Some guests comment that public areas of the hotel could use a bit of a fresh-up, noting carpet show wear and furniture and fixtures are dated and in need of replacement.
The parking slots provided by the hotel are limited, and it is difficult to find a parking garage within easy walking distance of the hotel. Other guests request additional handicapped parking spaces be provided.
Firm mattresses and lumpy pillows were noted with guests remarking that the beds could be improved.