Hotel President Wilson, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Geneva

The hotel is strategically located, offering the charm and luxury of the 60s combined with all the modern amenities. It has aged gracefully over the years, maintaining its elegance and character. My parents stayed here in the 80s, and I must say—it’s just as fascinating and impressive today. The hotel has stood the test of time remarkably well. The staff is highly professional, friendly, and always eager to help. Service is impeccable, and the rooms are clean, spacious, and exceptionally comfortable. All in all, it’s a lovely destination in Geneva—ideal for both business travelers and families. A truly world-class experience. Can’t wait to be back!

This is where we stayed at here in Geneva. Staff were very helpful and polite. The partial lake view was to die for. Those 3 days here in Geneva were very delightful. Thank you so much to the entire staff for having us and for taking such great care of us throughout the stay. We can’t wait to come back again soon.

Traveling as a family, so we needed two rooms. I booked them well in advance, however when we arrived at the hotel at 4 in the afternoon, neither room was ready and we were told our rooms would be on separate floors. We were offered free drinks at the bar... Finally, at 5:30, one of the rooms was ready and I left my contact information for notification when the other room would be available. No call or anything. When we came back after dinner at 7:30p, I checked at the front desk and got the other key - no explanation for no call or update. No big deal, just very surprising. The whole aura of the hotel seemed a little uppity, and I get that it has a couple of really nice restaurants in there, but it didn't feel very hospitable for a Marriott property. While the hotel and the rooms are luxury nice, if in the area, I would probably choose another option. There are other Marriott's in better parts of Geneva, too. Having spent 50+ nights in Marriott hotels in business travel this past year, this one was probably the low point, unfortunately.