To this hotel, visitors will sleep between 2 countries France and Switzerland

This special hotel has beds located between the two countries France and Switzerland, room rates are just above 100 USD / night.

Arbez Hotel is a 2-star hotel located in the town of La Cure, 5 km north of Geneva, Switzerland. This is a small, beautiful, cozy hotel built in the nineteenth century, is a suitable getaway for skiers. In 1862, when the French and Swiss governments decided to change the border line in the Dappes valley. With the foresight, businessman Monsieur Ponthus decided to build a building on family property for cross-border business. In February 1863, when the border treaty came into effect, the building was also completed. Mr. Ponthus then opened a bar in France and a souvenir shop in Switzerland inside the building. In 1921, businessman Jules – Jean Arbeze acquired this building, turning it into a unique multinational hotel and officially renaming it Arbez Franco-Suisse. The hotel viewed from the French side. In the bottom corner is an image of a landmark located next to the wall of the house. The dining room, kitchen, hallway and some rooms are located between the border of the two countries. Photo: Hotel Arbez Franco-Suisse, March 2012. The border line cuts across the stairs. The entrance to the hotel from the French side. The border line runs through the hotel dining room. Everything in the hotel is decorated in parallel with two symbols of France and Switzerland. A border landmark behind the hotel. Viewed from the air, the French and Swiss border runs through the hotel.