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As one of Europe's oldest grand hotels, dating back to 1681 with its current building from 1844, it stands as a landmark of historic luxury and hospitality on the Rhine.
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Welcome to Grand Hotel LES TROIS ROIS, where history and luxury meet! This hotel truly embodies the essence of a classic city hotel with its exceptional location in the historic center of the city overlooking the river. The historical aspect of the hotel is greatly appreciated by our guests, who describe it as a "historic hotel" and a "historical luxury hotel." The building itself is a "historical landmark" and a "historic pand" and staying here is like experiencing living history. Our guests love the "classic style" of the hotel, which is reflected not only in the architecture of the building but also in the "style of the employees." The importance of the hotel's historical significance is embraced with one guest stating that the "hotel lives on its historical reputation." We offer an unforgettable experience with the "cigar bar" being a particular highlight for our guests. In short, Grand Hotel LES TROIS ROIS is an "exceptional" address in Basel and a "beautiful city hotel" that you won't want to miss.
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Inaugurated in 1842, Hôtel des Trois Couronnes is one Switzerland's oldest Grand Hotels. It was transformed into a hotel by a family that understood that travellers' aspirations went beyond the offering at an inn. The hotel is prominently situated on the shore of Lake Geneva.
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The existing Hotel Beau Rivage was bought by Caspar Badrutt in 1892.
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Built in 1906, this Belle Époque hotel is situated on the shores of Lake Geneva. The hotel offered heating, electricity, and running water in each room, a modern convenience for the time. It was also the location where the Montreux Convention was signed in 1936.
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Dating back to 1913 on a historic site, it serves as the Swiss government's official guesthouse and has hosted numerous significant political figures.
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Looking for the best hotel experience in Bern? Look no further than Hotel Bellevue Palace, a magnificent 150-year-old belle epoque architecture hotel that once served as the Swiss government's official guesthouse. This historic hotel has welcomed famous guests including Winston Churchill, Mikhail Gorbachov and Sofia Loren and bears the autographs of these and other notable figures on its walls. The building itself is a beautiful testament to history and guests rave about the spacious rooms and retro charm that make it anything but sterile. Whether for business or pleasure, a stay at Hotel Bellevue Palace is a must for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Bern's past.
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This hotel wears its 100 years of history with pride; ten decades come together to make a unique whole.
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Hotel Waldhaus Sils is a Grande Hotel with a rich history that exudes tradition and has a fascinating historical ambiance. The hotel is an unusual and impressive location with a long and storied past spanning over 111 years, much like taking a step back in time. The hotel is well-maintained, showcasing historical rooms that remain unaltered from the original design dating back to 1908 and the whole building is steeped in tradition and history. The Alt-ehrwürdigen Grand-Hotel is a magnificent and impressive location that oozes with the sophistication and grace of the past. Every little corner of the hotel tells its own story and the hotel itself is a historic landmark, offering guests a slice of history to enjoy. In short, Hotel Waldhaus Sils is an historic and beautiful hotel that allows guests to immerse themselves in history and tradition.
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Built in 1829, it is considered one of the oldest inns in the Montreux area. The hotel has been owned by the same family since 1947, and they have maintained its authentic condition, including its creaking parquet floors and original period furniture. It is also recognized by ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) for its extraordinary state of preservation and hospitality.
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Nestled in Montreux, the Swiss Historic Hotel Masson embodies two centuries of rich history and unpretentious charm. Guests consistently highlight the beautiful ambiance and exceptional location—perfect for those who appreciate period architecture and historical significance. This delightful hotel, dating back to the 1800s, boasts lovely views of Lac Leman and a touch of Belle Époque in its family atmosphere.
Visitors feel transported to another era, captivated by the historical furnishings and woodwork, which offer a robust sense of authenticity. The atmosphere is calming and soaked in romanticism, from the cozy garden to the charming restaurant and breakfast room. The old winemaker's house has preserved its original character with typical period decoration, lending a timeless feel to every corner.
Customer orientation is exceptional with welcoming staff enhancing the overall experience. While some guests suggest that the historic property could benefit from renovation to match modern comfort levels, the beauty and significance of the hotel remain undisputed. This charming and historically preserved hotel offers both a nostalgic escape and a cozy, romantic setting for those looking to step back in time.
Visitors feel transported to another era, captivated by the historical furnishings and woodwork, which offer a robust sense of authenticity. The atmosphere is calming and soaked in romanticism, from the cozy garden to the charming restaurant and breakfast room. The old winemaker's house has preserved its original character with typical period decoration, lending a timeless feel to every corner.
Customer orientation is exceptional with welcoming staff enhancing the overall experience. While some guests suggest that the historic property could benefit from renovation to match modern comfort levels, the beauty and significance of the hotel remain undisputed. This charming and historically preserved hotel offers both a nostalgic escape and a cozy, romantic setting for those looking to step back in time.
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With a history as a hospice stretching back to the Middle Ages, the current hotel building is steeped in the history of alpine travel and infrastructure development.
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This historic castle hotel, with origins in the 16th century, offers a unique heritage stay surrounded by a notable English landscape garden.
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Schloss Wartegg, located in Switzerland, is a stunning historical building that has been beautifully restored. Guests have praised the fantastic condition of the old castle, lovingly referring to the stunning staircase railings and the overall historical theme of the establishment. The hotel also boasts a lovely spa, adding to the hotel's charm and appeal. Visitors appreciate the authentic historical ambiance and overall atmosphere of the hotel with some admiring the unique features of the hotel's old spa. Schloss Wartegg is a must-visit Swiss Historic Hotel and guests can immerse themselves in the rich history and unique character of this amazing destination.
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Built in 1906, this Art Nouveau hotel was designed by Jost-Franz Huwyler-Boller. It features well-preserved interiors and a unique ballroom. The hotel was acquired by its guests in 2002 and has been carefully restored, winning awards for its architecture and preservation efforts.
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Composed of historic buildings in Lucerne's Old Town with centuries of history, this hotel offers traditional Swiss hospitality in a deeply historic setting.
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Located in a historic 17th-century building in Geneva's Old Town, this hotel was formerly a noble residence, retaining significant historical character.
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For travelers who appreciate historical charm, Hôtel Les Armures is an ideal choice. Housed in a stunning, centuries-old building that has been impeccably maintained, the hotel exudes character and ambiance. Guests love the opportunity to stay in a historic building while being just steps from the heart of the city's commercial center. The restaurant, housed in a portion of the building dating back to the 11th century, is a unique highlight. The painted wood beam ceilings are a particular favorite of many guests, adding a touch of elegance and beauty to an already special property. With its location in the charming old town of Geneva, Hôtel Les Armures offers a journey back in time that is sure to enchant and delight.
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Built in 1879 in a distinctive Gothic Revival style, this castle-like hotel is an iconic architectural landmark overlooking Lucerne.
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Looking for a unique experience when visiting Switzerland? Look no further than Château Gütsch, a castle hotel that will transport you back in time. You'll love the excitement of arriving at the hotel via funicular and the beauty of the castle's location. The historical importance of the building is evident in its quirky and iconic design and the charm of the old-world furnishings. This hotel is truly a Waldschlösschen, a castle in the forest that exudes charm and character. It's no wonder that staying in a castle has been a bucket list item for many guests. The majestic setting will make you feel like you've traveled back in time. So don't hesitate - book your stay at Château Gütsch today and experience the beauty and history of this iconic castle hotel.
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As one of Switzerland's oldest guesthouses with a history dating back to 1523, this inn offers a truly historic and traditional lodging experience by the Rhine.
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This historic hotel in the Val d'Anniviers, dating from the late 19th century, has maintained its Belle Époque charm amidst a stunning mountain landscape.
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Thermalhotels Walliser Alpentherme Leukerbad is celebrated for its strategic location in the heart of Leukerbad, offering unmatched convenience and direct access to local attractions, including thermal baths and cable car stations. The hotel's proximity to the village center, restaurants and shops provides a perfect base for exploration and relaxation. Guests particularly appreciate the underground passages connecting the hotel to the thermal pools, enhancing convenience during colder months. The serene environment and stunning mountain views further elevate the tranquil escape.
The breakfast at the hotel receives high praise for its variety, quality and substantial offerings, including options like salmon, bacon and scrambled eggs. Guests consistently mention the hearty and delicious meals that provide a pleasant start to the day with scenic views and a lovely dining environment adding to the experience.
The dinner experience presents mixed reviews. While the food quality and affordability are commended, the limited dining options, ambiance more suited for breakfast and occasional service issues are noted. Guests sometimes face difficulties with restaurant availability and unmotivated staff. As such, external dining venues might be preferable for a more enjoyable dinner experience.
Guest rooms receive varied feedback. While many appreciate their spaciousness and comfort, as well as beautiful mountain or pool views, several guests highlight the outdated decor and urgent need for renovations. Maintenance issues such as worn carpets, aged bathroom fixtures and lack of modern amenities like fridges or kettles are common complaints. Despite this, the overall atmosphere and room size are generally welcomed.
Cleanliness in the hotel is generally well-regarded with guests noting clean rooms, good bedding and a quiet ambiance. However, maintenance issues and outdated facilities detract from the experience. Problems such as mold, calcified showers and dirty carpets are mentioned, indicating a need for significant refurbishment.
The staff are frequently described as friendly, welcoming and professional. While most interactions are positive, some guests encountered unprofessionalism and language barriers with certain staff members. Enhancements in language skills and consistent hospitality training are suggested to further improve guest experiences.
Wi-Fi connectivity is an area needing improvement. While satisfactory in the lobby, Wi-Fi in guest rooms is often unreliable or non-functional.
The spa facilities offer a blend of relaxation and therapeutic benefits with guests praising the thermal baths for their calming effect. However, maintenance issues, closed facilities and dilapidated conditions detract from the overall spa experience. Despite these challenges, the thermal baths remain a highlight.
The hotel-owned indoor and outdoor pools are well-received with guests enjoying their variety and the scenic mountain views from the outdoor thermal pool. Maintenance issues such as malfunctioning jets and occasional closures are noted but do not significantly diminish the positive overall impression.
Parking presents challenges due to the lack of onsite options and additional costs. Guests use public parking, which is somewhat inconvenient and costly over extended stays.
For families, the hotel is a great choice with spacious accommodations, varied breakfast options and family-friendly thermal baths. The welcoming atmosphere and amenities such as bathrobes and slippers for children enhance the family experience.
In conclusion, Thermalhotels Walliser Alpentherme Leukerbad excels in location, breakfast quality, friendly staff and family-friendly amenities. However, improvements in room maintenance, dinner service, Wi-Fi connectivity and overall facility upkeep are essential to elevate the guest experience further.
The breakfast at the hotel receives high praise for its variety, quality and substantial offerings, including options like salmon, bacon and scrambled eggs. Guests consistently mention the hearty and delicious meals that provide a pleasant start to the day with scenic views and a lovely dining environment adding to the experience.
The dinner experience presents mixed reviews. While the food quality and affordability are commended, the limited dining options, ambiance more suited for breakfast and occasional service issues are noted. Guests sometimes face difficulties with restaurant availability and unmotivated staff. As such, external dining venues might be preferable for a more enjoyable dinner experience.
Guest rooms receive varied feedback. While many appreciate their spaciousness and comfort, as well as beautiful mountain or pool views, several guests highlight the outdated decor and urgent need for renovations. Maintenance issues such as worn carpets, aged bathroom fixtures and lack of modern amenities like fridges or kettles are common complaints. Despite this, the overall atmosphere and room size are generally welcomed.
Cleanliness in the hotel is generally well-regarded with guests noting clean rooms, good bedding and a quiet ambiance. However, maintenance issues and outdated facilities detract from the experience. Problems such as mold, calcified showers and dirty carpets are mentioned, indicating a need for significant refurbishment.
The staff are frequently described as friendly, welcoming and professional. While most interactions are positive, some guests encountered unprofessionalism and language barriers with certain staff members. Enhancements in language skills and consistent hospitality training are suggested to further improve guest experiences.
Wi-Fi connectivity is an area needing improvement. While satisfactory in the lobby, Wi-Fi in guest rooms is often unreliable or non-functional.
The spa facilities offer a blend of relaxation and therapeutic benefits with guests praising the thermal baths for their calming effect. However, maintenance issues, closed facilities and dilapidated conditions detract from the overall spa experience. Despite these challenges, the thermal baths remain a highlight.
The hotel-owned indoor and outdoor pools are well-received with guests enjoying their variety and the scenic mountain views from the outdoor thermal pool. Maintenance issues such as malfunctioning jets and occasional closures are noted but do not significantly diminish the positive overall impression.
Parking presents challenges due to the lack of onsite options and additional costs. Guests use public parking, which is somewhat inconvenient and costly over extended stays.
For families, the hotel is a great choice with spacious accommodations, varied breakfast options and family-friendly thermal baths. The welcoming atmosphere and amenities such as bathrobes and slippers for children enhance the family experience.
In conclusion, Thermalhotels Walliser Alpentherme Leukerbad excels in location, breakfast quality, friendly staff and family-friendly amenities. However, improvements in room maintenance, dinner service, Wi-Fi connectivity and overall facility upkeep are essential to elevate the guest experience further.
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Thermalhotel De France in Leukerbad is highly valued for its superb location, providing immediate access to amenities, ski lifts and scenic mountain views. The direct underground walkway to the Alpentherme facilities is a standout feature, praised for its convenience and enhancing guests' relaxation experiences. The village charm and proximity to restaurants, public parking and recreational centers make it an appealing destination for travelers.
The hotel’s breakfast offerings receive significant acclaim for their variety and quality. Guests describe the breakfast buffet as hearty, varied and plentiful, though there are sporadic mentions of inconsistent service and quality. Despite these occasional issues, breakfast generally exceeds expectations.
Dining experiences at the hotel are mixed. While some guests enjoy excellent meals, many find the dinner service lacking, noting issues with food quality, limited menu options and slow service, particularly troubling for families. The atmosphere of the restaurant and the overall dining service often fail to meet the standards expected of a four-star hotel.
Rooms at Thermalhotel De France are spacious and comfortable with large beds and modern renovations appreciated by many. While cleanliness and comfort are generally praised, some rooms show signs of being outdated with issues like mold, unpleasant odors and worn-out carpets. The lack of air conditioning and limited power outlets are minor inconveniences, but newly renovated rooms and those with beautiful views offer good value for money.
Cleanliness within the hotel is a mixed bag. Many guests commend the comfortable, well-maintained rooms and clean beds. However, some visitors encounter significant cleanliness issues, including dirty bathrooms, mold, hairs in beds and poorly maintained public areas. The infrastructure often feels old and not up to the expected standard of a four-star establishment.
The staff at the hotel are predominantly friendly and welcoming, especially noted at the thermal bath and pool. Reception staff receive praise for their politeness and multilingual abilities. Despite this, some guests encounter unhelpful or unfriendly behavior, particularly in the restaurant with occasional language barriers and perceived demotivation among staff.
The spa facilities are convenient due to direct access from the hotel with the thermal water providing soothing effects. Despite these advantages, the spa's outdated state and cleanliness issues disappoint some guests. Certain amenities are often non-operational and additional costs for spa use are noted as negatives.
The pool facilities, especially the thermal baths, are highly appreciated for relaxation with indoor and outdoor pools described as clean and enjoyable. However, maintenance issues, including non-functioning jets and occasional pool closures, detract from the experience.
Parking is conveniently close to the hotel, though not adjacent. Guests sometimes find the cost and small, limited spaces inconvenient. The bus service from the Leuk train station ensures easy accessibility for those using public transport.
The beds in the hotel are largely praised for their comfort and quality bedding, contributing to restful nights. While a few guests find the beds too hard or encounter cleanliness issues, the overall consensus is that the beds significantly enhance the positive experience, especially in relation to the thermal baths.
Overall, Thermalhotel De France offers a relaxing stay with notable access to thermal baths and a picturesque location, though some areas such as dining, room maintenance and cleanliness need improvement to fully meet the expectations of a four-star establishment.
The hotel’s breakfast offerings receive significant acclaim for their variety and quality. Guests describe the breakfast buffet as hearty, varied and plentiful, though there are sporadic mentions of inconsistent service and quality. Despite these occasional issues, breakfast generally exceeds expectations.
Dining experiences at the hotel are mixed. While some guests enjoy excellent meals, many find the dinner service lacking, noting issues with food quality, limited menu options and slow service, particularly troubling for families. The atmosphere of the restaurant and the overall dining service often fail to meet the standards expected of a four-star hotel.
Rooms at Thermalhotel De France are spacious and comfortable with large beds and modern renovations appreciated by many. While cleanliness and comfort are generally praised, some rooms show signs of being outdated with issues like mold, unpleasant odors and worn-out carpets. The lack of air conditioning and limited power outlets are minor inconveniences, but newly renovated rooms and those with beautiful views offer good value for money.
Cleanliness within the hotel is a mixed bag. Many guests commend the comfortable, well-maintained rooms and clean beds. However, some visitors encounter significant cleanliness issues, including dirty bathrooms, mold, hairs in beds and poorly maintained public areas. The infrastructure often feels old and not up to the expected standard of a four-star establishment.
The staff at the hotel are predominantly friendly and welcoming, especially noted at the thermal bath and pool. Reception staff receive praise for their politeness and multilingual abilities. Despite this, some guests encounter unhelpful or unfriendly behavior, particularly in the restaurant with occasional language barriers and perceived demotivation among staff.
The spa facilities are convenient due to direct access from the hotel with the thermal water providing soothing effects. Despite these advantages, the spa's outdated state and cleanliness issues disappoint some guests. Certain amenities are often non-operational and additional costs for spa use are noted as negatives.
The pool facilities, especially the thermal baths, are highly appreciated for relaxation with indoor and outdoor pools described as clean and enjoyable. However, maintenance issues, including non-functioning jets and occasional pool closures, detract from the experience.
Parking is conveniently close to the hotel, though not adjacent. Guests sometimes find the cost and small, limited spaces inconvenient. The bus service from the Leuk train station ensures easy accessibility for those using public transport.
The beds in the hotel are largely praised for their comfort and quality bedding, contributing to restful nights. While a few guests find the beds too hard or encounter cleanliness issues, the overall consensus is that the beds significantly enhance the positive experience, especially in relation to the thermal baths.
Overall, Thermalhotel De France offers a relaxing stay with notable access to thermal baths and a picturesque location, though some areas such as dining, room maintenance and cleanliness need improvement to fully meet the expectations of a four-star establishment.
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The splendid Belle-Epoque rotunda (1896) is still visible today. Major renovations to modernise the buildings took place but the hotel remained open throughout the construction.
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Nestled majestically amidst breathtaking views, the Grand Hôtel des Rasses & Wellness is a charming embodiment of history and elegance. This beautiful and historic Swiss hotel effortlessly blends its rich past with modern amenities, preserving the nostalgic essence of a bygone era. With its 125-year-old legacy, the hotel stands as a classic testament to the Belle Époque, showcasing an old-style alpine charm and Walloon character. Guests revel in the exceptional views that accompany their stay, which are as enchanting as the hotel's storied past. The hotel has successfully retained its lively heritage, offering visitors a cozy and stylishly furnished experience that reflects its dignified history. Whether one is captivated by the enchanting ambiance or the stunning landscape, this historic 3-star grand hotel promises a memorable retreat.
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Year erected:1356
What is the history of the property?Recorded history of guesthouse since 1356. Closely connected to the history of the City of Zurich and reformation times through reformer Ulrich Zwingly and his wife.
What was the era and/or the architectural style in which the property was built?late medieval time. No specific style since building is a simple city house style.
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Year erected:1600s
What is the history of the property?Patrician house originally from ‘600.
What was the era and/or the architectural style in which the property was built?Originally from ‘600.
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