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A sofa beside the window gives you somewhere to settle away from the bed, with a small round table close at hand. Daylight reaches both the seating area and the desk. Warm wood tones behind the bed contrast with pale furnishings, while striped carpet and mustard curtains give the Classic interiors their character.

The desk has its own chair and lamp, keeping work separate from the sofa. Down duvets and pillows complete the sleeping setup. In the Classic bathroom, a bathtub with a glass shower screen sits beside the basin, with a broad mirror and shelving for personal items. Individual bathrooms and decorative details vary between rooms.

Tony Chi's design brings warm wood tones and soft green seating together around a large window. A sofa and round table form a sitting area beside the bed. The desk has its own chair for work, and daylight falls across the pale furniture and striped carpet. The room looks towards the Jura mountains.

Down duvets and pillows add a softer layer to the sleeping space. Marble gives the bathroom its character, with finishes and layouts varying from room to room. Connecting rooms can be requested for a larger party. Options include other Premium rooms, Junior Suites, Panoramic Suites and Presidential Suites.

Mont Blanc and the Jet d'Eau are part of the outlook from this high-floor room. A small sofa sits by the window with a round table beside it, bringing the scenery into the seating area as well as the bedroom. Mustard curtains, green cushions and warm wood tones give the interiors color without making them elaborate.

The desk occupies a separate position beside the bed, with a chair and lamp for work. Striped carpet and pale furniture continue the room's restrained design. The bathroom combines a bath and shower.

Wide windows bring the Jura mountains and Geneva into the sitting area, where a sofa and round table sit apart from the bed. The lounge remains part of the room rather than a second enclosed bedroom. A desk provides space to work beside the windows, and some suites also have a large dressing area.

Pale furniture, warm wood tones and green cushions give the interiors a light, informal feel. In one marble bathroom layout, the bath and shower share the same space. Connecting rooms are available on request with Classic and Premium rooms or One Bedroom Suites.

The desk faces the windows, placing Geneva, the Alps and Mont Blanc in sight while you work. A sofa and round table occupy the other side of the sitting area, with large panes of glass bringing daylight into both parts of the room. Warm wood tones and green cushions keep the setting simple and welcoming.

A closet provides storage alongside the sleeping space, which comes with down duvets and pillows. Red marble gives the bathroom a different character from the pale bedroom. It has a bathtub and walk-in shower, so you can choose between a soak and a quicker shower. Connecting Classic or Premium rooms can be arranged on request.

A timber partition separates the bedroom from the lounge, where a sofa, round table and desk create places to sit and work. You can leave the bedroom behind when taking a call or spending an evening indoors. Windows bring daylight into the living space and look towards the surrounding mountains.

The interiors use pale furniture, warm wood tones and green seating, with striped carpet underfoot. Down duvets and pillows furnish the bed. Bathrooms vary between suites and floors; one layout pairs a bathtub and glass shower screen with twin basins beneath a broad mirror. The suite also has a minibar for refreshments.

The Jet d'Eau and the mountains form the backdrop to a lounge furnished with a sofa and a round table. The bedroom is separate, allowing one guest to rest while another uses the living space. Large windows bring light into both rooms, and a dressing area keeps clothes and luggage away from the seating.

Light wood, soft green upholstery and striped carpet give the interiors a warm, restrained character. A desk provides a work surface alongside the lounge furniture. The bathroom uses white marble and has an oversized walk-in shower. A small fridge provides space for drinks without leaving the suite.

On the upper floors, a living room with a sofa and armchair sits beyond the separate bedroom. A glass coffee table anchors the seating, while a desk provides a work surface nearby. A timber partition divides the two rooms, and large windows bring Mont Blanc and Geneva into the outlook.

A dressing area supplies storage away from the lounge. Pale seating and warm wood tones give the interior a calm, simple character, with striped carpet linking the rooms. The white marble bathroom has both a walk-in shower and bathtub. One bathroom layout pairs a broad mirrored counter with wooden shelving around the basin.

Parents have a bedroom of their own, with a separate room alongside it for family time during the day. A dressing area provides storage for clothes and luggage, keeping the main rooms available for sitting and sleeping. The suite occupies the sixth, tenth or eleventh floor, with windows looking towards the mountains and Geneva.

Warm wood panels and pale furnishings link the two rooms visually. Curtains frame the windows, and striped carpet continues through the interior. The marble bathroom gives the family a shared bathing space. A small fridge is useful for drinks and snacks.

A separate dining area lets you sit down to a meal away from the bedroom, while the living room has space to gather around a low table. The windows take in Mont Blanc, the Alps and the Jet d'Eau. Upholstered sofas, armchairs and wood furniture give the rooms their character.

A master dressing area separates storage from the sleeping and sitting spaces. The marble bathroom brings the outlook indoors too, with a bathtub beside the window in one layout and a separate shower. A work surface provides another place to use the suite during the day. Connecting arrangements with Classic, Premium and Junior rooms are available on request.

A dining table stands beside the living area, where a sofa and armchairs gather around a glass coffee table. Tall windows brighten these shared spaces and look across Geneva towards Mont Blanc. Warm wood furniture, patterned rugs and pale fabrics give the upper-floor interiors their character.

A study provides a private place to work away from the lounge. The dressing room and powder rooms sit apart from the main bathroom. Here, marble surrounds the rain shower. One bathroom layout has a broad mirrored counter with open storage. Classic, Premium or Junior rooms can be connected on request when extra bedrooms are needed.