An Evening in Geneva
If I don’t write this about my recent trip to Switzerland I will forget about a few things so I better do it. I took a bit of a break from writing because it always helps. I was a bit busy at work also and in the remaining time I was reading Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, which I highly recommend, but that’s a different post :)
Back to Geneva. I stayed only for a night in Geneva and I was dead tired so I didn’t get to see much of the city and mostly stayed near my hotel. I stayed at the Ruby Claire Hotel which was rather interesting.
I stayed at the top floor and I had a rooftop. That was my view from the rooftop. For those who have been to Geneva before you know that is Cathédrale Saint-Pierre Genève. What a spectacular view I said, as soon I got into the room and opened my door to the balcony or rather rooftop.
The room was tiny, even in the European standards, but the balcony makes up for it. After a bit of rest and shower I went out towards Cathédrale Saint-Pierre. It was late at night and everything but the restaurants in the neighborhood were closed. However I lived the walk and old town in the quiet.
That is a walk on Rue du Perron and Hôtel Les Armures, which is this beautiful charming hotel where I had dinner. Note to myself, next time I am stay here.
Right past it is the cathedral and the plaza. Completely empty at this late evening. I aimlessly walked around here for a bit soaking in the evening. I keep on thinking to myself, it’s just a 12 hrs flight for me and why I don’t come here more often! This could easily be a weekend trip if I am just staying in town!
Another note to self, got to try out this Japanese restaurant here, it got some incredible reviews.
Soon, I couldn’t keep my eyes open and had a flight to catch in the AM so, it was time to head back to my hotel and end the trip on a note that I need to come back soon. I loved Geneva.
