The Best Pet Friendly Boutique Hotels in Geneva in 2026

You’ve got a fine old, 17th-century, building, sturdy stone walls and decorated wooden beams to greet you at Hôtel Les Armures, in the heart of Old Town Geneva. Much of the aesthetic is historical, then, but you’ve got a nice balance of personality and practicality here. Crisp linens, high-quality furnishings, and plush, open-plan bathrooms make it difficult to feel like you’ve gone back in time – most of the time – but there’s kind of a timeless quality too. It’s more than the mix of period influences creates a sense… > Read Our Full Review

This dramatic looking, Lake Geneva-side boutique hotel is one of many stunning buildings on Geneva’s most prestigious street, Quai Wilson. Some of them give magical frou-frou palace, others king’s quarters vibes, while The Woodward swings, more simply; 20th century classic. We’re talking clean lines in white and beige, something that might feel boring somewhere else, but here complements the architecture beautifully. There are enough little touches of design to keep things more or less interesting. It’s also an all-suite establishment, with a small number of rooms in a pretty huge… > Read Our Full Review

Longemalle is a fresh, luxurious Geneva boutique hotel in a grand old mansion house worthy of a lakeside setting. It doesn’t have the lakeside setting though it does have the lake (and great lake views from the rooftop), and the lovely Jardin Anglais just up the street. It’s very much luxury hotel but just short of 5 star too. Both these factors make Longemalle’s rates, relatively speaking for Geneva, very reasonable. The building was completely renovated in 2019, and inside you have handsome, straightforward furnishings, and friendly, well trained staff…. > Read Our Full Review

Hotel d’Angleterre is a lakeside stunner in the centre of Geneva, straight from the Golden Age of hotels. An 1872, Belle Epoque era, city landmark, it was acquired by the ever-reliable Red Carnation collection in 2001. Once inside the building, things look and feel a tad more contemporary, and a tad more intimate too, than you might expect. Hotels like this can too easily lean on words like stately, grand and historical, and end up feeling stuffy, almost claustrophobic. At Hotel d’Angleterre, you’ll find a much airier experience. The animal-print… > Read Our Full Review

If you’re looking for the ultimate Geneva boutique hotel experience, and therefore one with much grand history thrown in, this 1865 era landmark is hard to beat. Though it rose to fame as the Beau Rivage brand’s very first hotel, Geneva’s Beau-Rivage is, confusingly maybe, but long story short, currently independent, which we love. Though it’s really not like we’re looking at an underdog here. This is a hotel that’s devoted over 150 years to perfecting the art of hospitality, and they’re not afraid to show it. We’re talking real… > Read Our Full Review