Overlooking Lake Geneva and the majestic panorama of the Alps, the elegant The Woodward is housed in a post-Haussmann style building built in 1901 by architect François Durel. The Woodward is the first all-suite hotel in Geneva and is a perfect retreat with extra space for the privacy of its guests - right on the lake.

With its two restaurants, L'Atelier Robuchon and Le Jardinier, The Woodward also offers two culinary experiences and design worlds that deliberately create a completely different atmosphere. L'Atelier Robuchon has been awarded a Michelin star and captivates with its elegant yet cosy atmosphere, and at Le Jardinier, you sit on the magnificent terrace overlooking Lake Geneva.

Just over a century after its first opening, the building at 37 Quai Wilson is returning to its original purpose. From September 2021, The Woodward opened as a five-star hotel in the heart of Geneva. Behind the neoclassical façade of this historic building, heads of state, royalty and artists from all over the world once gathered - later the building was converted into a private bank before returning to its former glory today.