Aparthotel Adagio Geneve Mont-Blanc, Geneva

I had a decent stay at Adagio Mont-Blanc. The location is prime, nestled between the train station and Lake Geneva, making it super convenient for exploring. However, the building isn't the prettiest, and ongoing renovations were noticeable with exposed pipes in the corridors. Overall, the view from my balcony made up for the drawbacks, and the kitchenette was a lifesaver in such an expensive city.

I appreciated the excellent location of Aparthotel Adagio Geneve Mont-Blanc, which made exploring Geneva very convenient, but I encountered several issues during my stay. The cleanliness was commendable, yet the room was smaller than I expected with a cramped bathroom. I was also disappointed by the lack of proper servicing of our room and the awkward handling of requests, which marred my experience.

My stay at the Aparthotel Adagio Geneve Mont-Blanc was a mixed bag. The location was fantastic, conveniently situated between Lake Geneva and the train station, perfect for accessing local attractions. However, the room left much to be desired—though spacious, it was not particularly clean or well-maintained, and the lack of daily housekeeping was disappointing. Overall, it had its charms, especially the kitchenette feature, but I wouldn't say it lived up to high expectations.

I had a good stay at the Aparthotel Adagio Geneve Mont-Blanc. The location was super convenient, just minutes away from the lake and train station, making it easy to explore the city. The room was cozy but a bit small, though the kitchenette was a major plus for cooking my meals. I did wish they had a bit more attention to room cleaning and included some basics like tea or coffee.

My stay at Aparthotel Adagio Genève Mont-Blanc was enjoyable, with a solid location, but it certainly had its quirks. The rooms were decent and clean, but I noticed some wear and tear that could use refreshing. I loved the cozy balcony view of the lake, though the nearby construction was a bit annoying at times.