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List of Approved Hotels RSO Hotel Survey Listing as of : Jan 28th, 2020 HOTELS NAME ADDRESSES STATUS Adagio Geneve Mont- 4, rue Sigismond Thalberg APPROVED Blanc 1201 Geneva Place du Port 1006 Angleterre & Residence APPROVED Lausanne 4, place de la Navigation 1006 Aulac APPROVED Lausanne 33, Rue de Lausanne 1201 Auteuil Hotel APPROVED Geneva 13 Quai du mont-Blanc 1201 Beau Rivage APPROVED Geneva 21, chemin de Beau-Rivage 1006 Beau-Rivage Palace APPROVED Lausanne Les Champs Blancs 1279 Best Western APPROVED Chavannes-de-Bogis 10, rue Pradier 1201 Best Western Strasbourg APPROVED Geneva 10, Rue de Mont-Blanc 1201 Bristol Hotel APPROVED Geneva 2, Rue de la Rotisserie 1204 Central APPROVED Geneva 385, route de Meyrin 1211 CERN APPROVED Geneva Place du Port 1006 Chateau d'Ouchy APPROVED Lausanne Place de la Gare 1201 Cornavin APPROVED Geneva 4, rue Pradier 1201 Cristal Design APPROVED Geneva 75, Avenue Louis-Casai Crown Plaza APPROVED 1216 Geneva 16, Rue du Cendrier 1201 d'Alleves APPROVED Geneva 17, quai du Mont-Blanc 1201 d'Angleterre APPROVED Geneva 1, place Isaac Mercier 1201 de Geneve APPROVED Geneva 17, place Longemalle 1204 de la cigogne APPROVED Geneva 135 Rue de Lausanne 1202 Eden APPROVED Geneva 6, Rue des Paquis 1201 East West APPROVED Geneva 34, rue Rousseau 1211 Excelsior d'Alleves APPROVED Geneva 3-5, rue de la rotisserie 1204 Fraser Suites APPROVED Geneva 190, Route de Suisse 1290 Geneve Cottage APPROVED Versoix 2, route de Begnins 1196 Glanis APPROVED Gland Parc Jura Vaudois 31, Golf & Country Club du route de Bonmont 1275 APPROVED Chateau de Bonmont Cheserex 19, quai du Mont-Blanc 1201 Grand Hotel Kempinski APPROVED Geneva Grand Hotel Suisse- 45, avenue des Alpes 1820 APPROVED Majestic Montreux Holiday Inn Express, 16, route de Pre-Bois 1211 APPROVED airport Geneva Ibis Geneve Centre 33-35, rue du Grand-Pre APPROVED Nations 1202 Geneva 10, chemin de la violette Ibis Geneve Aeroport APPROVED 1216 Cointrin 8, place de Cornavin 1201 Ibis Geneve Gare Styles APPROVED Geneva 7-9, chemin du Petit-Saconnex Intercontinental APPROVED 1211 Geneva International & 20, rue des Alpes 1211 APPROVED Terminus Geneva 27 Chemin des Crets-de-Pregny John Knox APPROVED 1218 Le Grand-Saconnex 27, rue de la Navigation 1201 Kipling Hotel APPROVED Geneva 171, route de Ferney 1218 La Colombiere APPROVED Le Grand-Saconnex Lake Geneva Hotel, 79, route de Suisse 1290 APPROVED Versoix Versoix 7-9, rue du Grand-Chene Lausanne Palace APPROVED 1002 Lausanne 301, route de Lausanne 1293 La Reserve (Switzerland) APPROVED Bellevue 5, chemin de l'Hotel Mirador Le Mirador Resort & SPA APPROVED 1801 Le Mont-Pelerin 8 8, rue Adhemar-Fabri Le Richemond APPROVED 1201 Geneva 15, rue de Rive 1260 Le Rive APPROVED Nyon 62, rue du Grand-Pre Les Nations APPROVED 1202 Geneva 13, place Longemalle 1204 Longemalle APPROVED Geneva 1, quai Turrettini Mandarin Oriental APPROVED 1201 Geneva 131, rue de Lausanne Mon Repos APPROVED 1201 Geneva Mon Repos (apartment 127, Rue de Lausanne 1201 APPROVED residence) Geneva Movenpick Hotel & 20 rue de Pre-Bois 1215 APPROVED Casino Geneva Cointrin Movenpick Hotel 4, avenue de Rhodanie 1000 APPROVED Lausanne Lausanne 21, avenue de Mategnin NH Geneva Airport APPROVED 1217 Meyrin 42-44, avenue Wendt 1203 NH Geneva City APPROVED Geneva 19, rue de Zurich 1201 Novotel APPROVED Geneva 18, rue Richemont 1202 NvY APPROVED Geneva 47, quai Wilson 1201 President Wilson APPROVED Geneva 10-12, route des Jeunes 1227 Ramada Encore APPROVED Carouge 1, place de Savoie 1260 Real APPROVED Nyon 3, Rue Versonnex Residence St. James APPROVED 1207 Geneva Ritz Carlton Hotel de la 11, quai du Mont Blanc APPROVED Paix Geneva 1211 Geneva 18-20, rue du Cendrier 1201 Rotary APPROVED Geneva 41-43, rue de Lausanne 1201 Royal APPROVED Geneva 40, avenue d'Ouchy, 1006 Royal Savoy Lausanne APPROVED Lausanne 34, Route Francois-Peyrot 1218 Starling APPROVED Le Grand-Saconnex 20, rue de l'Arquebuse Tiffany APPROVED 1204 Geneva Swiss Luxury 6, rue Philippe Plantamour APPROVED Apartments 1201 Geneva 34 Quai General Guisan Swissotel Metropole APPROVED 1204 Geneva 16, route de Caux 1823 Victoria APPROVED Glion-sur-Montreux 24, Rue de Lausanne 1201 Warwick Hotel APPROVED Geneva RSO Hotel Survey Listing as of : Jan 28th, 2020 COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS.
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