PRESTIGE & LUXURY HOTELS
Switzerland may be world-famous for its chocolate, cheese, and cuckoo clocks. But look beyond the age-old clichés and there’s even more to discover. Discover the beauty of Mont Blanc and the glamorous, luxury ski resorts. Gaze at the magical 13th-century Château de Chillon reflected on Lake Geneva. Embark on a train ride through deep alpine valleys. Or indulge in some chic, boutique shopping and fine dining in cities as impressive as the surrounding landscape. Whether it’s an indulgent dining experience, a ski resort or a luxury spa hotel,
Switzerland has it all.
Switzerland has it all.
Discover a unique limited collection of prestige & luxury hotels in Switzerland
YOU'RE GOING TO SWITZERLAND ?
Currency : Swiss franc (in Fr.10, Fr.20, Fr.50, Fr.100, Fr.200 notes)
Cuisine : Look out for this trio of national classics: fondue, raclette (molten cheese over potatoes and pickles) and rösti.
Tipping etiquette : It’s not customary to tip, but you can always round up your bill to the nearest franc.
Transport : Trains are scenic, hassle-free, and buses take over when the rails run out.
When to go ? : June to September is the perfect time to enjoy a warm, sunny break in the cities, or explore the pinewoods and wildflower-filled valleys by foot or on bike. From the middle of December to April the snow in the resorts is at its deepest and best for skiing. But even in summer, it’s still possible to whiz down glaciers in places such as Zermatt – famous for its challenging runs. Off the slopes during winter, you could also try ice skating, curling or a thrilling sleigh ride.
Cuisine : Look out for this trio of national classics: fondue, raclette (molten cheese over potatoes and pickles) and rösti.
Tipping etiquette : It’s not customary to tip, but you can always round up your bill to the nearest franc.
Transport : Trains are scenic, hassle-free, and buses take over when the rails run out.
When to go ? : June to September is the perfect time to enjoy a warm, sunny break in the cities, or explore the pinewoods and wildflower-filled valleys by foot or on bike. From the middle of December to April the snow in the resorts is at its deepest and best for skiing. But even in summer, it’s still possible to whiz down glaciers in places such as Zermatt – famous for its challenging runs. Off the slopes during winter, you could also try ice skating, curling or a thrilling sleigh ride.
