Hostels in Geneva

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Staying at hostels in Geneva provides budget-friendly options for travelers, allowing easy access to various attractions. Many hostels are centrally located.

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City Hostel Geneva
Rue Ferrier 2
Wi-Fi
Shared kitchen
Laundry
Picnic area/ Tables
Leisure/ TV room
Elevator
Baggage storage
Locker room
No pets allowed
No smoking on site
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City Hostel Geneva is situated just 2461 feet from Lake Geneva and next to the main train station. It features a fully equipped common kitchen, enabling guests to prepare meals at their convenience. The dormitory rooms include essential amenities such as a desk and shared bathroom facilities, while private rooms feature a washbasin. Guests can enjoy nearby Italian cuisine at Il Vero Restaurant, located only 250 feet away. The hostel provides a free public transport card, enhancing mobility for guests to explore central attractions.

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Geneva Hostel
Rue Rothschild, 28-30
Wi-Fi
Shared kitchen
Laundry
Restaurant
Welcome drink
Snack bar
Coffee shop
Picnic area/ Tables
Leisure/ TV room
Elevator
Wheelchair access
Baggage storage
Locker room
No pets allowed
24-hour reception
24-hour security
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Geneva Hostel is centrally located within a historic 19th-century building, just 270 yards from Lake Geneva. This hostel offers simply furnished rooms that include both private and shared bathroom options, with daily breakfast available. Guests can unwind in the common living room equipped with a TV or utilize the shared kitchen facilities. The property also includes a restaurant that showcases local Swiss cuisine in the evenings. Convenient amenities such as the Geneva Transport Card are provided.

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Average Price 52 €

Geneva boasts a rich history as the European seat of international diplomacy, with landmarks like the United Nations headquarters and the stunning Jet d'Eau fountain. The city is also known for its cultural depth, evident in its array of museums, such as the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, and its historic architecture reflecting influences from over 200 years. With a vibrant hospitality scene, Geneva offers numerous options for travelers, including a range of appealing hostels. The city is home to around 50 hostels that cater to different preferences. Pierre Cathedral.