Mandarin Oriental, Geneva is listed as one of the Swiss city’s Historical Heritage landmarks — it was originally the Hotel du Rhône, the first luxury hotel built after World War II.
Designer Adam Tihany combined bold art deco features with Asian accents to create an elegant and modern feel in the public spaces, which include a sleek marble lobby, a trendy bar and a fine-dining Japanese restaurant.
Located on the right bank of Rhône River, it is ideally located within easy reach of Geneva’s shopping, cultural and business districts.
Designer Adam Tihany combined bold art deco features with Asian accents to create an elegant and modern feel in the public spaces, which include a sleek marble lobby, a trendy bar and a fine-dining Japanese restaurant.
Located on the right bank of Rhône River, it is ideally located within easy reach of Geneva’s shopping, cultural and business districts.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- A gathering place for locals and visitors alike, MO Bar features an extensive drink menu with innovative cocktails (a Suisse Manhattan is made with Talisker Whisky infused with Grisons dried meat, Antica Formula vermouth and angostura bitters) and signature sips, such as the creme brûlée-inspired Dolce Vita created by MO Bar Hong Kong.
- The food is a highlight here, where you can enjoy upscale Japanese fare or authentic Peruvian dishes at the hotel’s signature restaurants.
- The riverfront Geneva hotel offers an ideally central location, within walking distance of St. Peter’s Cathedral, the United Nations building and a variety of chic boutiques and restaurants.
- Mandarin Oriental, Geneva’s fitness center also offers a separate hammam and sauna for men and women.
Things to Know
- Coiffeur du Rhône is a full-service beauty salon on the first floor of the Geneva hotel; it offers services ranging from hair styling to pedicures.
- If you’re traveling with the family, opt for a Junior Suite. Many of these rooms are interconnected and they offer private terraces overlooking Geneva.
- The on-site "Suite Beauté" was developed in collaboration with Geneva-based luxury cosmetics company Bellefontaine and offers a selection of carefully curated body and beauty treatments.
The Rooms
- In the guest rooms, designer Sybille de Margerie used sophisticated earth tones, parquet flooring and wool carpets to create an elegant, clean design.
- Bold modern art sits alongside Swiss-made furniture and ultra-plush beds; the oversized bathrooms feature Greek marble, rain showers, separate tubs and bidets.
- The Mandarin Rooms on the sixth floor offer views of the Rhône River, mountains and charming Old Town. These large rooms have either a palette of silvers and fuchsias or one of gold tones and come with two bathrooms.
- All rooms have flat-screen televisions, audio systems and Nespresso coffee machines. Sliding cabinets accessible by staff from the outside hallway mean mini-bars are refilled without disturbing you.
- For a truly regal retreat, check into the newly debuted Royal Penthouse. Spanning nearly 3,500 square feet, the signature suite is one of the largest in Geneva, but the highlight is the 1,883-square-foot terrace boasting panoramic vistas of snow-capped mountains, the Rhône River and Old Town.
The Restaurants
- At fine-dining restaurant SACHI, chef Mitsu, trained by Nobu Matsuhisa, offers modern Japanese dishes with surprising flavors. Sit at one of the stylish tables, get a drink at the martini bar or take your meal at the tranquil garden terrace on the Rhône waterside. For a more intimate experience, try the 10-seat omakase bar for a six-, eight- or 10-course meal.
- Yakumanka is the Geneva hotel's traditional Peruvian cebicheria (seafood restaurant) from renowned chef Gastón Acurio. Enjoy dishes like tiraditos, grilled scallops with Parmesan and lomo saltado.
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