Hotels near The Molard Tower, Geneva

The hotel is quite new, and the air conditioning in the room works great. The breakfast is decent, offering standard items like bread, eggs, coffee, tea, fruit, yogurt, cereal, and sausages. For Switzerland, the room rate is pretty good value for money. You can even watch CCTV on the TV. In the summer, there are a lot of flying insects, and I found a small bug in my room on the first night. The front desk immediately moved me to another room. If you turn right after leaving the hotel, there's a supermarket and a shopping mall about a 3-minute walk away. Trams 14 and 18 nearby can take you to the city center. The hotel also sends an email explaining how to get a transportation card. There's a 24-hour self-service tea and coffee station in the ground floor restaurant.

This is my third stay at this hotel. Its location is fantastic, being just a 1-2 minute walk from the lake. The No. 15 bus stop is also a short stroll away. It's only two stops from the train station, or a pleasant 10-15 minute walk, which is convenient even with luggage. The UN headquarters are also just two stops away. The hotel provides free public transport passes, making getting around exceptionally easy. You'll find Lidl and Coop supermarkets just one stop away. The hotel breakfast features delicious homemade bread and croissants. While the selection isn't vast, everything is truly delicious, and you can smell the wonderfully fresh aroma starting as early as 5 AM each morning. The price was very reasonable for Geneva, and the room also comes with a kitchen, perfect if you prefer to cook your own meals. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied to have found such a great place in a city like Geneva!

Here’s a longer, more detailed version with warm and genuine vibes: ⸻ We had such a wonderful stay at Hotel Sagitta and I honestly feel it deserves more recognition for the value it offers. First of all, the location is unbeatable. It’s only about a 10-minute walk to the famous waterfalls and the Old Town, which made everything so convenient. We could stroll out in the morning, explore all the beautiful spots, take photos, grab meals, and come back to rest without needing to drive. Being able to park the car and just walk everywhere was such a big plus. Yes, the hotel has a slightly older, classic style — but everything is clean, well-maintained, and comfortable. What really surprised me (in the best way!) was that our room came with a kitchenette. I did not expect that at all. Having a small kitchen setup made such a difference — we could prepare simple meals, make coffee, and feel a bit more “at home” instead of just staying in a typical hotel room. There was also a bathtub, which was another pleasant surprise. After a long day of walking around and sightseeing, being able to relax in a hot bath was perfect. Not many budget-friendly hotels provide that! For the price we paid, this is honestly one of the best deals in such a prime location. It’s affordable, practical, and provides everything you need for a comfortable stay — good space, useful amenities, parking convenience, and walking distance to all the attractions. If you are looking for a budget-friendly stay with excellent location and great value for money, this hotel is definitely worth considering. We would absolutely stay here again.

I was drawn to this lakeside hotel and stayed here for three days, but I definitely won't be coming back. Here's why: 1. **Lake View:** While the hotel is near the lake, many private residences fence off the shoreline. You have to walk quite a distance to actually get close to the water, otherwise, you're just looking at walls or seeing the lake from a high vantage point. 2. **Breakfast:** It was awful! Awful! Awful! Seriously, don't bother buying it! Especially when they offer a 'discount' at check-in – absolutely do NOT buy it! It's not worth it and you can't get a refund! They make you sign a paper, and it's a very strict policy. Do not buy it, seriously. There's a big supermarket downstairs where you can easily grab some fruit, yogurt, and bread, which is far more than enough. 3. **Service Attitude:** Apart from a decent check-in on the first day, the service was terrible! And get this – when I tried to cancel my breakfast, they automatically checked me out! The next day, someone just opened my room door without knocking! I spoke up from inside, which startled them, and a few minutes later they claimed they were just cleaning. But I hadn't checked out, and I had a 'Do Not Disturb' sign on the door! I strongly suspect they were trying to steal something and then colluded with the hotel to pretend it was a cleaning service. How else could they have 'checked me out' by default when I hadn't returned my room card or gotten my deposit back? There was no official checkout process! And they were completely unreasonable about it! They actually believed that canceling breakfast meant I was checking out! What kind of logic is that?! And they were unwilling to offer any compensation! Even with Trip.com customer service intervening, they remained rigid, sticking to their 'unreasonable' rules. If you have other options, absolutely do not stay here! 4. **Regarding the transport card:** You have to actively ask for it; if you don't, you won't get one. Unlike other hotels I've stayed at, they don't proactively email you or provide it in advance. Don't come! Don't come! Don't come! (That's three times, emphasizing its importance). It's not worth it. Don't come here; it will make you unhappy and severely impact your travel experience.

It is an ideal place if you want to stay close to the airport for your flight, but you want to visit the city. It must be one of the closest hotels to the airport and it has a very convenient free shuttle bus with very frequent schedules.

The airport shuttle bus worked well and made getting to and from the airport very convenient. The room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. Overall, the hotel is more luxurious than necessary for a short overnight stay, but if there are no simpler or more affordable options available

Excellent! Especially the service – it's top-notch. The location is super convenient, really close to the train station, just a few minutes' walk. It's also near the main shopping street and close to the lake, all within walking distance. Breakfast was delicious! Great value for money! The hours are also very reasonable. The hotel staff's service attitude is superb! Highly recommend! We'll be back to stay on July 19th!

The hotel located near United Nations, public transportation is free by traveling in GENEVA, the hotel staff will help to register when you check in. The room was clean, but the furniture was a bit old as expected. The breakfast was offered by semi buffet, a variety of food selections, quality of food was nice.

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Fab location only a few mins walk from the train station, which was perfect for getting to the airport. Also really walkable to the city centre attractions. Capsule was clean and comfortable, I loved all the storage space provided and the fold out table, came with a fan too which was needed for the heat! Bathroom was sufficient and clean. The customer service was prompt and efficient, I had a couple of issues that I had to message them about and always got a quick reply. Would definitely stay here again in the future.