Very easy rail access to the city and other parts of Switzerland .
Disadvantages:
Departure lounge cafe closes early evening . Have to pay to use ladies loo on railway platform .
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
After a train ride to Geneva Airport to catch an evening flight the first thing I headed for when I got off was the ladies' loo. Imagine my frustration to find that I needed a 50 Swiss cents coin to use the toilet. As I was returning home I had got rid of most of my small change.
Signposting to check-in was not clear, from the train I followed the sign to Departures and ended up a couple of floors above the check-in desks. The restaurants were difficult to find and destination of lifts from the eating area were not clearly labelled. There was no cafeteria or fast food of the kind children like. Only a bar and restaurant open. Other cafes which might have provided a cheaper, more substantial alternative were closed. This was in the July tourist season.
In the departure lounge the shops, including Duty Free were closed and so was the cafteria. The bar had only very bland rolls, plain cheese and plain ham and a very few unappetising prepacked salads. As I have a bllod sugar disorder and was travelling with Easy Jet which does not provide meals, I had to have an expensive meal in an expensive waiter service restaurant, where the service was slow and sullen, not what you want when you've a plane to catch.
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