Flatshare Colocation 1 close to Geneva

Très bien<br>#128578; Propre, confortable Coloc étrangers sympas Bien situé<br>#128577; Manque la clim :-)

Très bien<br>#128578; Propre, confortable Coloc étrangers sympas Bien situé<br>#128577; Manque la clim :-)

Parfait, je n’y ai que...<br>#128578; Très bon emplacement par rapport à mes besoins<br>#128577; Manque de confort du lit

Parfait, je n’y ai que...<br>#128578; Très bon emplacement par rapport à mes besoins<br>#128577; Manque de confort du lit

Great flexibility for staying close...<br>#128578; I was a bit delayed in my connections and the host chased me down with a car to drive me the final part of the stretch to get to the place. Talk about dedication and service! Merci beaucoup. The host is also very flexible with check-in and check-out and English is not a problem. The property was super clean, with lots of mirrors, neatly located close to bus stops, CERN, and importantly, conveniently close to Ô P'tit Pain which is the best place to get a morning croissant. You get a bath tub ...<br>#128577; Apart from the toilet having no basin I should probably point out that the provided glossary is in French, just so that you are aware, but really, there are no noteworthy problems that should turn you away from this place. To a Swede, it is just a bit of a weird design to require the keys to the door in order to unlock it from the inside (thinking about fire hazards...)

Great flexibility for staying close...<br>#128578; I was a bit delayed in my connections and the host chased me down with a car to drive me the final part of the stretch to get to the place. Talk about dedication and service! Merci beaucoup. The host is also very flexible with check-in and check-out and English is not a problem. The property was super clean, with lots of mirrors, neatly located close to bus stops, CERN, and importantly, conveniently close to Ô P'tit Pain which is the best place to get a morning croissant. You get a bath tub ...<br>#128577; Apart from the toilet having no basin I should probably point out that the provided glossary is in French, just so that you are aware, but really, there are no noteworthy problems that should turn you away from this place. To a Swede, it is just a bit of a weird design to require the keys to the door in order to unlock it from the inside (thinking about fire hazards...)