InterContinental Geneva

Yes. HotellerieSuisse classifies it as 5-star Superior at Chemin du Petit-Saconnex 7–9. Its 333 rooms and suites include 56 suites.⁵¹³⁷⁴⁷

Chemin du Petit-Saconnex 7–9, 1209 Genève, in the international district near the UN.¹ On Google, 14 guests call the hotel or the area quiet; 6 complain of noise, almost all from the works outside, at night or from 6.30am.¹

Yes: nights are on sale in every month from October 2026 to September 2027. Only the outdoor pool is seasonal, from June to the end of August.¹

Google Hotels, read on 19 October 2026 for 2 adults, shows CHF 366 for 12 January 2027, CHF 318 for 19 February 2027 and CHF 327 for 20 and 21 February, each night taken alone, whatever the room.⁵⁵

Classic is 25 m² and Premium 32 m². Premium Lake View is 25 m², with lake and mountain views. For both space and the outlook, I would choose the 45 m² Junior Suite Lake View.³⁷³⁵³³

The 50 m² Family Suite accommodates 2 adults, 2 children and a baby in the parents’ room. It has a master bedroom and a living room that becomes the children’s sleeping area. The Family Package adds family breakfast, parking and Kids Room access.⁴⁰¹⁴

Yes. Premium rooms can connect to other Premium rooms, Junior Suites, Junior Suite Lake View, Panoramic and Presidential suites. Junior Suite Lake View can connect to Classic and Premium rooms. These combinations must be requested.³⁶³³

The 22 m pool is outdoors, kept at 27°C, and opens from June to the end of August; it is now closed until next season. Hotel guests swim free; weather and private events can close it.²⁶¹⁶²⁵

In 2026 a pool day for non-residents costs CHF 75 Monday–Friday and CHF 120 at weekends and on public holidays, parking included. Children aged 4–12 pay 30% less; under-4s swim free. The pool opens only in summer.²⁵²⁶

There are 4 treatment rooms, including a double room. Non-residents can book treatments: Monday–Friday 10am–8pm and weekends 9am–7pm. The sauna and hammam for hotel guests open 8am–9pm; the guest-only gym is free and open 24 hours.⁷

Hotel guests use the sauna and hammam, 8am–9pm, and the gym, free and open 24 hours, and in summer they swim free in the pool; treatments are paid.¹ Outside guests can book treatments, and in summer a pool day costs CHF 75 on weekdays, or CHF 200 with a 50-minute treatment (Swim & Spa).¹

The 50-minute Five Balinese Flowers treatment starts at CHF 160. Traditional Oriental and Indian Ayurvedic massages also start at CHF 160. Swim & Spa costs CHF 200 for pool access and a chosen 50-minute treatment, Monday–Friday excluding public holidays, in summer 2026/2027, booked in advance.⁷⁴⁸

At Woods, the buffet runs daily 6:30–10:30am, until 11am in summer. On its own it costs from CHF 50; some offers, including the Family Package, include it.⁵⁰¹⁴

Grand Brunch costs CHF 130, with a glass of champagne or mocktail; ages 5–12 pay CHF 60 and under-5s eat free. It runs 12:15–3:30pm and pauses in July and August. The supervised children’s area is for ages 3 and above.³

On 31 December 2025 Woods held its gala from 8pm: a buffet with blue lobster, oysters and caviar, a DJ and a saxophonist, and a balloon drop over the lobby at midnight, CHF 290 a head and CHF 120 for children aged 5–12.¹ The programme and price for 2026 are not out yet.¹

The Kids Room is supervised during Sunday brunch, for ages 3–12. Babysitting can be booked separately; cots, bottle warmers and baby baths come on request.¹³

Woods serves breakfast daily and lunch and dinner Monday–Friday; the lunch menu is CHF 47 for 2 courses or CHF 57 for 3. Les Nations serves food and cocktails daily, with food from noon to midnight. Poolside opens only in summer.⁵⁰¹²⁷

Check-in is from 3pm and check-out by noon. Earlier or later is on request, or included in some offers: the Family Package gives 10am arrival and 5pm departure.²⁸¹⁷¹⁴

Parking costs CHF 3 an hour or CHF 40 a day, covered, with valet service and 2 charging points. Some offers, including the Family Package, include it.²⁸¹⁷¹⁴

Tram works have moved stops and diverted lines. From Cornavin, take bus 5 towards the airport to Les Nations, then walk uphill for about 10 minutes: the InterContinental stop has been suspended since 18 August 2025. Public transport is free during your stay.²⁸¹⁷

Walk to the Nations stop and take bus 5 towards the airport; the InterContinental stop is suspended during the works. The free transport pass covers your whole stay.²⁸¹⁷

Yes, with advance notice: CHF 30 per dog per night. Dogs cannot enter the pool, and only small dogs may come into the restaurants.²⁸¹⁵

Yes: a 100 cm entrance door, 97 cm clearance beside the bed, 200 cm in front of it, a 150 × 107 cm step-free shower and an 86 cm bathroom sliding door.³¹

Boost Back to School starts at CHF 135 per person, with a plenary room, 2 coffee breaks and lunch. It is for new agency group bookings taking place from 1 September 2026 through 31 March 2027, subject to availability. It cannot be combined with other offers, promotions or negotiated rates.²¹¹

The Bronze package costs CHF 145 per guest, for at least 50 guests, from 7pm to midnight: the reception room, a 1-hour alcohol-free aperitif with 2 canapés each, a 3-course menu, soft drinks, tea and coffee. Drinks after dinner are extra, and each extra hour in the room costs CHF 350, until 4am at the latest.⁴⁹

A night in a Family Suite, family breakfast, 10am arrival and 5pm departure, Kids Room, spa, gym, outdoor pool during its season, parking, treasure hunt and a transport pass for each guest. Request it by the Family Package name.¹⁴²⁶

Bookings of at least CHF 3,000 a night in the Panoramic Suite, or CHF 5,000 in the Presidential, come with breakfast, a return airport or station transfer per stay and extended hours. Below those amounts, the rate decides.⁴⁵⁴⁶

The 670 m² suite on the 18th floor has 2 master bedrooms, a private lift, salons, dining room, fitness room and hammam. Presidential East and Royal West wings can also be booked separately. Additional rooms on the floor can be connected on request.³⁰⁵²

High-speed Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Room service is available 24 hours.¹⁵