The Woodward
The hotel landscape on Lake Geneva has been enriched by a jewel: The Woodward, originally built in 1901 by French architect François Durel in the Post-Haussmann style and now reopened after a complete renovation under the direction of architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
The Woodward is located on Quai Wilson with a view of Mont Blanc. Guests stay in 26 luxurious suites with stunning views of the lake and the French Alps, with each suite boasting individual design details. Here you will find marble fireplaces, bars made of lacquered wood with chinoiserie decorations or handmade inlaid paneling on one wall. The Royal Suite with its own elevator is a highlight, while the romantic Collection Suite is ideal for lovers. It is designed like a private apartment and has two large balconies with a view of the marina.
Wellness fans also get their money's worth at The Woodward. The hotel's 1,200 m² spa includes a wellness institute, Guerlain Spa at The Woodward, and the longest indoor pool in Geneva at 21 meters. Facilities include two saunas, two steam baths, two Swedish baths, a whirlpool and a state-of-the-art fitness room. In six wellness suites, including one exclusively for couples, you can enjoy soothing treatments from Guerlain.
Gourmets have the choice between two restaurants. After 7 years as head chef at L'Atelier in Taipei, Olivier Jean is now sending guests at The Woodward on a culinary journey. L'Atelier Robuchon inspires with the open kitchen concept of its namesake Joël Robuchon and serves guests exciting live cooking at the bar. At Le Jardinier, vegetables take center stage.
Photos: The Woodward
Guerlain Spa at The Woodward
Wellness fans also get their money's worth at The Woodward. The hotel's 1,200 m² spa includes a wellness institute, Guerlain Spa at The Woodward, and the longest indoor pool in Geneva at 21 meters. Facilities include two saunas, two steam baths, two Swedish baths, a whirlpool and a state-of-the-art fitness room. In six wellness suites, including one exclusively for couples, you can enjoy soothing treatments from Guerlain.
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Gourmets have the choice between two restaurants. After 7 years as head chef at L'Atelier in Taipei, Olivier Jean is now sending guests at The Woodward on a culinary journey. L'Atelier Robuchon inspires with the open kitchen concept of its namesake Joël Robuchon and serves guests exciting live cooking at the bar. At Le Jardinier, vegetables take center stage.
Photos: The Woodward
