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Ample room for one night. The hotel offers physical service 24/24 which is increasingly rare and therefore very valuable. Hostesse d'accueil souriante et aux petites soins. Perfect for us.

After the visit of our tour to France, Avignon, we stay in this hotel with our tour guide, ugur, the killers. The hotel is small and modern, loyal and warm, the reception officer, lady, made us quickly stay in our rooms. The market is to be made. Cay, there are also the cattle you can make coffee.A clean bed, you can stay here with a bathroom.It is located outside the Avigno-floor.It is suitable for the entrance of the disabled.

Not a bad little hotel. The hotel itself is not all that interesting, but at least the room was clean. The man on the front desk was helpful. Not sure if they speak English or not since I only spoke French with them. Close by you have a number of restaurants. And you can walk to everything within minutes. There is a cafe/bar to the left, Les Salles Gossses that gets fairly acrive on a weekend. To the right there is a burger place 99 Street Burgers open late, and during the daytime, walk down the street to the right and there is a big square, Place de l'Hotel de Ville with an old-time carousel, and several restaurants. As a stopover on the way to/from Geneva, it's a reasonable option. One negative point though it is minor: this hotel does inexplicably take a 100 euro deposit pre-authorised on credit card. This is a bit ridiculous as there is nothing in the room is worth 100 euros.

Breakfast is 9.9 Euro. The bed I stayed in was a double bed with two single beds put together, which can take children, one room and one living room. The location is very convenient near the train station, the parking lot does not understand, because I did not drive.

Good points: - Modern hotel with spacious rooms. - Better priced than Geneva hotels. - Short walk from station, for trains to Geneva. - Kettle in room. Bad points: - In an area where there is a lot of external noise during the night. - While you have until 12:00 to leave your room, if you stay beyond 10:00 the cleaners start knocking at your door asking you when you are leaving, even if you have a do not disturb notice up. - Breakfast selection is limited. - They advertise a food counter service and bar but it's just basically a few tables and two fridges filled with items you'd normally find in a vending machine e.g. drinks, crisps, chocolate bars.

Because we finally decided to go to the Geneva exhibition, we booked a room late. The hotel prices in Geneva have gone up and many of them are unavailable. We had no choice but to choose Annemasse, France, which is nearby, thinking of driving back and forth every day. I chose Mercure from Ctrip, thinking that it is an Accor brand after all, but the actual living experience and service are really not worthy of a four-star rating (seeing that there are only two reviews below this hotel on Ctrip, I know how niche this place is. However, during my stay, I also met other colleagues who came to the exhibition at the hotel. It seems that everyone is in the same situation and came because there are not many choices) Environment: It is close to the highway exit and the surroundings are relatively quiet. Even though the hotel room window is close to the road next to it, the sound insulation effect is very good when the window is closed, and almost no noise can be heard. There is an outdoor dining and rest area downstairs. The weather has been nice recently. Facilities: It seems that European hotels generally do not provide bottled mineral water, but I haven't been abroad for several years. So when the front desk clerk handed us two large paper cups after checking in late at night and said that there was no mineral water in the room and we could get water from the water dispenser next to the elevator, I was still a little confused. So for the few days we stayed, if we wanted to drink room temperature water, we had to come downstairs and get water with a large cup. The key is that if everyone uses paper cups every day, it won't be very environmentally friendly (later we moved to the Marriott at Geneva Airport, where they put a stainless steel kettle in the room for you to get water yourself, and you can take the kettle away as a souvenir) Facilities: The facilities should be considered quite simple. There were no toiletries and slippers in the room for the first two days, but there were toiletries after changing rooms. My colleague is said to have a bathrobe in the highest level Service: The service is really average. The service attitude and level of the girls who changed shifts at the front desk during the few days of stay were very different. My colleague sent clothes for dry cleaning, but they were not delivered until a day later. When I asked him about it, he didn't know anything and asked me to pay in advance and not put it on the room account. The plates left on the floor after meals in other rooms in the corridor were left overnight and sometimes not collected until the next morning. Although the increase in room rates is understandable because of the exhibition, but think about the room rate of nearly 2,000 per night for such service... As soon as the exhibition ended, I decided to go to Marriott. The only thing I thought was okay was the breakfast (compared to other facilities), and I also had a dinner in the hotel, which was very large. I wrote so much, but I can't see the hotel anyway, so I'll leave it for you to avoid (generally, you probably won't go to this place)

The room was small, especially the shower part. Very nice staff at the reception