Starling Residence Genève
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The Residence
The Starling Hotel Residence Genève is a residence hotel located in the heart of Geneva close to the Plaine de Plainpalais area and directly served by tram number 15 and 17.
For business or leisure, enjoy one of the 93 new and fully equipped studios and apartments.
From 20 to 57 m2, everything is planned for an unforgettable stay, from the fully equipped kitchenette to complimentary Wi-Fi, all in a stylish and cosy atmospher
For business or leisure, enjoy one of the 93 new and fully equipped studios and apartments.
From 20 to 57 m2, everything is planned for an unforgettable stay, from the fully equipped kitchenette to complimentary Wi-Fi, all in a stylish and cosy atmospher
Features
Location:
In the city centre, close to the Plaine de Plainpalais
Rooms:
93 new and fully equipped studios and apartments
Top facility
Fitness room
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Contact
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Address
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Starling Residence GenèveRoute des Acacias 4 - 1227 GenèveEmail: contact@shresidence.chTelephone: +41 22 304 03 00
Directions
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Located in the heart of Geneva - 5 min. from the city centre - 10 min. from Cornavin train station - 15 min. from the international organisations - 25 min. from Geneva airport
“Acacias” tram (no 15 and 17) station in front of the building.
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What is nearby
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Flea Market of Plainpalais
Geneva’s flea market is a meeting of the region’s bric-à-brac dealers.
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Patek Philippe Museum
Experience a journey through five centuries of watchmaking. The Patek Philippe Museum is located in the heart of the Plainpalais district. Founded in 2001, it showcases the most prestigious creations of the brand’s master watchmakers.
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MAMCO
The Mamco is the largest and youngest museum of contemporary art in Switzerland. It is internationally renowned as a point of reference for the contemporary art scene. Its work is based on a collection of 4,000 items, a third of which is owned by the museum.