The Beau-Rivage Genève with its exceptional location facing Geneva's jet d'eau is firmly anchored both in the past and present and is one of Geneva's landmark luxury hotels. It is the oldest hotel in Geneva, founded and still operated by the Mayer family (5th generation) since 1865.

Austrian Empress Sisi was stabbed to death when leaving this hotel in 1898, and 20 years later, in 1918, the birth of Czechoslovakia was signed here. When you enter the Beau-Rivage Genève you enter into an elegant and refined atmosphere of this storied 19th-century establishment with opulent rooms and suites, plus fine dining and a polished bar.

Hotel Beau Rivage offers 90 spacious rooms, such as Deluxe Double Rooms with Lake View, Prestige Suites, Historic Suites, as well as Royal and Imperial Suite for the highest comfort and luxury. Rooms have classic and elegant decoration, combining modern elements with a historical atmosphere. The hotel offers one of the best and most highly rated dining options in town: Le Chat Botté, serving exquisite French cuisine.