We had a fantastic 5 night stay at this hotel with our 2 sons (aged 17 and 20 ). The location couldn't be better, you can walk to most places - we walked to dinners every night all over the city. The rooms are lovely and large as are the bathrooms. Most importantly the staff was so fantastic. The reservations were exactly as we arranged. Gilles, the manager, was so kind and welcoming! Emilie - the concierge was particularly helpful from the very moment we arrived through our stay. All of the front desk staff, the doormen and the housekeeping staff were friendly, helpful and welcoming.

Please give them all our thanks for making our visit such a pleasant one.

Very nice hotel over-looking Lake Gevena. Like most hotels in Geneva, or indeed Switzerland, this hotel is far from cheap.Very nice room, with comfortable bed. The staff at reception were friendly, polite and helpful.
Was only here on business, but would definitely recommend.

What a wonderful hotel, the staff are just magnificent from the front doorman, the concierge, the waiters and bar staff, they were all just great, remembered your name, anticipated you needs, the only other thing needed was a comfortable room and it was provided. We had a corner room, that was like a small apartment, overlooking the lake what a great view. The location was great, just across the road was the little ferries or you could walk to the old town and the major shopping area in about 15 min.
The Leopard Bar was just great for a few evening drinks and a super range of canapés, it was easy to get stuck there and forget about dinner.
I would describe it as slightly expensive but the saying we have in Australia "you get what you pay for" applies to this hotel, it was value for money.

Just came to Geneva for one night for business purpose. Everybody around recommended to me President Wilson but after a very (unfortunately) stay in Hotel d'Angletere I can say - it's a best place to stay in Geneva. Personnel is absolutely over all exigences, cuisine at Windows - is high cuisine. And rooms... You know, you can walk in.