Hotel President Wilson

The Hotel President Wilson, located in Geneva, Switzerland, is a luxurious hotel situated near the United Nations building on Lake Geneva. Opened in 1962 and renovated extensively, it was named after U.S. President Woodrow Wilson in recognition of his role in establishing the League of Nations. The hotel features the Royal Penthouse Suite, renowned as the world's most expensive hotel suite, costing CHF60,000 per night, and has hosted numerous heads of state. With stunning views of the Swiss Alps and a rich history, it remains a prominent destination for both tourists and dignitaries.