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This hotel is set in a building dating back to 1850. Behind its mid-19th century facade, the hotel offers a strong taste for contemporary design. The hotel concept was envisioned in collaboration with the Swiss designer Philippe Cramer and based on the ideas of personalisation and variety of space. The hotel harmoniously blends a subtle mix of modernity and classicism and includes a permanent art exhibition, as well as a boutique filled with ideas for interior design from furniture to lighting, as well as a wide selection of contemporary items. The 4-storey establishment comprises 40 guest rooms, suites and apartments and is fully air-conditioned. Guests are welcomed into a lobby with 24-hour reception, hotel safe and currency exchange facilities. On-site facilities include lift access, a breakfast room, WLAN Internet access and room and laundry services.

The hotel includes 2 buildings dating back to the 1850s, entirely renovated and connected by an interior courtyard. The hotel's 16 guest rooms and 24 suites all combine comfort, design and technology. The hotel offers a unique style which is specific to each room and suite, as well as contemporary furniture and decorative objects created by the designers. The en suite rooms come with a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, a radio, Internet access, a minibar, tea and coffee making facilities, an ironing set and a safe. Individually regulated air conditioning and central heating come as standard.

Whether the guests select the breakfast buffet or room service, they will enjoy a rich and varied breakfast.

Follow signs for Geneve Centre to Gare Cornavin, then turn right towards Plainpalais or Carouge; pass Pont de la Coulouvrenire (bridge for cars and the tram) and at the end of Plaine de Plainpalais, turn left towards Thonon/Evian (Boulevard du Pont d'Arve). After crossing Rue de Carouge with its tram tracks, take the first right (Rue Prévost Martin). After the church, take one more right to reach the hotel courtyard (right before the speed bump).