Beau-Rivage Palace

Situated on the picturesque shores of Lake Geneva in Lausanne, the Beau-Rivage Palace has been a beacon of luxury and elegance since its inauguration in 1861. Designed by architects Achille de la Harpe and Jean-Baptiste Bertolini, the hotel showcases Belle Époque architecture, complemented by a neo-baroque addition in 1908 by architects Louis Bezencenet and Maurice Schnell. Throughout its storied history, the Beau-Rivage Palace has hosted numerous illustrious guests, including Victor Hugo, Coco Chanel, and Nelson Mandela. Notably, the Treaty of Lausanne was signed within its halls in 1923. The hotel offers 168 rooms and 34 suites, each exuding timeless charm and modern comfort. Culinary delights await at its renowned restaurants, including the two Michelin-starred "Anne-Sophie Pic au Beau-Rivage Palace." Guests can also indulge in relaxation at the expansive Cinq Mondes Spa. Set amidst ten acres of private gardens with breathtaking views of the Alps, the Beau-Rivage Palace continues to epitomize Swiss hospitality at its finest.