Hotel Century, Geneva

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were incredibly large for Geneva, but they were noisy and desperately needed renovation. The service was below par, as they did not provide the free ticket for public transport automatically and offered no solutions during a week with extreme temperatures. The location was quite good, close to the city center and public transportation, but it was cold upon arrival without basic condiments. The dining was wonderful, with a wide variety of options, although the hotel management disagreed with in-room rates. The facilities were good overall.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. While the location was convenient, with plenty of nearby bars and restaurants, the rooms left much to be desired, resembling a bleak communist-era aesthetic. The service was hit or miss, with the restaurant struggling to manage breakfast rush but being helpful at times. The dining experience, although acceptable, left some room for improvement. Overall, a decent stay with some drawbacks.

Although the rooms were small and lacked tea or coffee making facilities, I found the hotel to be conveniently located for various dining options and shopping. The service varied from unfriendly to friendly, and the dining experience was overpriced for the quality. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel offers a great location for sightseeing and is close to the business district.

The hotel offers a convenient location near key public transport hubs in Geneva, making it easy to explore the city. However, the rooms resemble a dated, communist-era experience and lack modern amenities. The dining experience was erratic, but the free breakfast included fresh pastries.