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Perched above Lake Lucerne, Art Deco Hotel Montana combines more than a century of history with distinctive Art Deco character. Opened in 1910, the hotel enjoys panoramic views over the lake, the city and the surrounding mountains. Its acclaimed Scala Restaurant & Terrace and private funicular connecting the lakeside promenade directly to the hotel are among its most distinctive features.
One of Zermatt’s most historic hotels, Monte Rosa is closely linked to the golden age of Alpine exploration. Edward Whymper stayed here before setting out on the first ascent of the Matterhorn in 1865. Today, its individually designed rooms combine Belle Époque character with contemporary comfort, with selected rooms and suites offering views of the Matterhorn.
Directly opposite St. Moritz railway station, GRACE LA MARGNA combines a landmark historic building with contemporary Alpine design. Its rooms and suites offer views across Lake St. Moritz and the Engadin mountains, while a 700 sqm wellness area includes a 20-metre pool, saunas and steam baths. Its location makes it particularly convenient for guests travelling through Switzerland by rail.
Set on the hillside above Locarno, Hotel Belvedere combines a peaceful setting with panoramic views of Lake Maggiore and the surrounding mountains. The hotel is Locarno’s only 4-star-superior property and offers easy access to the city. Its Oasi Belvedere Spa features indoor and outdoor wellness areas, swimming pools, saunas, steam bath and extensive gardens.
Surrounded by nature above Lake Brienz, Grandhotel Giessbach is a historic hotel dating from 1875, set beside the spectacular Giessbach Falls. Its architecture, wooded estate and views over the lake create one of the Bernese Oberland’s most distinctive settings. Guests can also reach the hotel from the lakeshore aboard its historic funicular, which has operated since 1879.
Surrounded by the mountains of Adelboden, The Cambrian combines contemporary Alpine design with spectacular panoramic views. The hotel offers 72 rooms and suites and is particularly known for its spa, with indoor facilities and a heated outdoor pool overlooking the mountains. It is an excellent base for combining outdoor activities in the Bernese Oberland with time to relax and unwind.
Located within the Blausee Nature Park, Hotel & Spa Blausee is an intimate historic hotel dating from 1878. Its 21 rooms are spread between the main building, a separate chalet and three secluded forest houses. Hotel guests have access to the nature park and spa, while the restaurant focuses on regional produce, including organic trout raised at Blausee itself.
At 1,900 metres above sea level, Hotel Jungfrau Wengernalp occupies an exceptional position facing the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. The family-run mountain hotel has welcomed travellers here since the 19th century and became a hotel in 1865. Its peaceful, remote location and panoramic terrace make the surrounding Alpine landscape an essential part of the experience.
Set within historic Schadau Park directly on the shores of Lake Thun, Schloss Schadau is a 19th-century castle transformed into an intimate boutique hotel. Following its restoration, the property reopened in 2019 with just nine rooms, alongside a restaurant, bar, veranda and garden terrace. From the castle, views extend across the lake towards the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
High above the village of Les Diablerets, Historic Hotel du Pillon is a characterful Alpine property dating from 1880. Its 14 rooms are furnished with antiques and original mountain paintings, while the large south-facing terrace offers panoramic views towards the Glacier 3000 massif. A distinctive historic base for exploring the Vaud Alps in a peaceful setting.
Hotel Rosenlaui has welcomed travellers since 1771, in a remarkable mountain setting at 1,330 metres above sea level. Parts of the present hotel date from 1862 and 1905, preserving much of its original Belle Époque atmosphere. Rooms remain deliberately simple and authentic, while the surrounding Rosenlaui Valley provides direct access to an extraordinary landscape of forests, glaciers and mountain trails.
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