Novotel

This modern hotel complex rises at the city's north edge in a style that splits the difference between corporate efficiency and contemporary comfort. Fifty to one hundred fifty guests find themselves in spaces of clean geometry—steel railings, glass partitions, neutral upholstery—with modular catering facilities built for rapid reconfiguration. The ballrooms look onto Lake Geneva but feel removed from the city's character; the hotel serves couples who prioritize logistics over narrative. Floor-to-ceiling windows compensate for sparse materiality.