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Dimitris SidiropoulosA regular client for over a year and I was humiliated by another patron who came very rudely to me and accused me of taking pictures with my mobile which I didn't. Using your phone is not forbidden anywhere in the rules of the prevent only the taking of photos and ul and unprofessional behaviour from the management as well which did not protect me.

David Lucena da SilvaI was there yesterday on a Friday and arrived after 10pm. I thought 19 CHF was expensive for a cruising bar. To my misfortune, there were two people in the room and over the course of the evening, between men coming and going, there were a total of 10 people. There was a lack of people and the space was too giant for the number of people, perhaps if the price was more attractive it would bring in more people. The place isn't bad, but for a Friday night there was a lack of customers.

Fares SabbatIt's good but they should decrease the entrance price, 19 francs is too much

Marco LealiHot guys, all ages. Particularly crowed during back last weekend after few years and found it was as nice as it used to be. Jerome and his staff are always nice and welcoming,

The Hotel Bristol was named the best city interval hotel in the South West by The Sunday Times ‘ Best British Hotels’ in and continues to strive towards entity the best. The Bristol has spacious and perfectly-appointed guest rooms and suites, harbourside dining, and premier meeting and event spaces.

With a selection of modern contemporary rooms available that have been decorated with a palette of delicate natural tones to build your stay relaxing and restful. The Bristol is a place where you can relax and soak up the vibe down by the harbour. We like to add to this sense of serene while you visit the city by providing quality hotel amenities and services for a refreshing stay.

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In-Room Safe
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Free WiFi
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With its lofty dimensions, exquisite wooden floors and floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views of the Harbourside, ‘The River Grille’ is one of Bristol’s most elegant dining venues – famed for its first-rate steaks, vibrant ambience and unique setting.

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Situated between the Alps and the Jura Mountains at the very southwest corner of Switzerland, Geneva is the most French of the Swiss cities. With hundreds of international governmental agencies and other organizations based here, it's also a very multicultural scene of many languages and cuisines.

Geneva has a much smaller gay scene for its size than Zurich, or even Lausanne, but look for men strolling hand in hand in the International Quarter adjacent the main train station.

Getting here

Geneva International Airport, commonly known as Cointrin, is about 3 miles northwest of downtown Geneva. Pop downstairs to the terminal and hop aboard whatever train about to leave. All of them take you to Geneva’s main train station.

Many people visit from other European cities via the excellent train service. Swiss Federal Railways has trains from Zurich, Bern, Basel, Lausanne and other cities. A rail pass is a (pleasantly) shockingly affordable way to get around, even in first class.

Getting around

Geneval has a compact downtown, so you’ll want to stroll or rent a bicycle to get around. Trains whisk you to nearby towns in n

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Geneva is one of the greenest cities in Europe with more than 20 parks in the city center offering countless opportunities for stop and relaxation.
Geneva houses over 40 public and personal museums , as good as numerous art galleries.
The various collections cater for all interests, be it archaeology, ethnography, world, fine arts, applied arts, science or technology.
Geneva’s nature famous lakefront is the centerpiece of the capital and offers endless opportunities for recreation and relaxation throughout the year. The Jet d’eau spouting meters into the air is the world’s tallest and symbolizes Geneva’s heritage as a leader in the field of hydraulic authority. The Promenades along the left and right banks of the lake are filled with cafes, parks, street markets and other diversions from lake cruises to amusement rides to water skiing.
Geneva ’s ancient Old Town is a maze of sloping cobblestone streets and alleyways filled with cafes, boutiques and historical landmarks at every turn. A former Roman marketplace, the Bourg-de-Four is the oldest public square in Geneva and remains a hub of action surrounded by bistros, terraces, ba