Geneva’s lakeside home of haute living Facing the crystal blue of Lake Geneva, The Woodward inhabits a post-Haussmann style building erected in 1901 by architect François Durel. Take one step inside and the hotel’s elegant, belle époque façade instantly gives way to an opulent interior completely re-imagined by architect Pierre-Yves Rochon. Home to exquisite two starred Michelin dining from L’Atelier Robuchon and Le Jardinier, Cocktail Bar 37, as well as a two-floor well-being oasis including Spa Guerlain, The Woodward is Geneva’s first all-suite hotel, a lakeside retreat suspended between nature and the city. The Woodward’s lakefront location benefits from panoramic views of the water and the French Alps, including Mont Blanc. Just 20 minutes by car from Geneva International Airport and a 10-minute drive from the Geneva Cornavin railway station, the hotel is located within close distance to the old town, Jardin Anglais and the Rue du Rhone shopping district. The 26 suites of The Woodward have been carefully curated to possess their own distinct character and individual design details with signature flourishes including marble fireplaces and bookcases. 21 of the suites have a full lake view.