Meeting and event venues in Switzerland

Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues Geneva

Open since 1834 on the Quai des Bergues, Geneva's first grand hotel looks across the Rhône to the Jet d'Eau.

Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa

Facing the Jungfrau across the open Höhematte meadow, the Interlaken grand hotel began in 1865 as the Hotel Victoria.

Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois

A hotel on the Rhine first recorded in 1681, where Theodor Herzl was photographed on the balcony during the first Zionist Congress in 1897.

The Chedi Andermatt

Jean-Michel Gathy's Alpine-Asian hotel opened in December 2013 as the centrepiece of Samih Sawiris's rebuilding of Andermatt.

123 rooms

Park Hotel Vitznau

A 1903 lakeside hotel below the Rigi, rebuilt and reopened in 2013 with suites only and wine at the centre of the house.

Grand Hotel Zermatterhof

Opened in 1879 on Zermatt's Bahnhofstrasse and still owned by the Burgergemeinde, the corporation of the village's old families.

Villa Honegg

A heated outdoor pool at 914 metres on the Bürgenstock, open through the winter, with Lake Lucerne spread out below the terrace.

23 rooms

Riffelalp Resort 2222m

Reached by a short tram from the Gornergrat railway, the hotel stands at 2,222 metres with the Matterhorn straight ahead.

The Woodward

Twenty-six suites and no ordinary rooms, in a 1901 building on Quai Wilson with Mont Blanc across Lake Geneva on clear days.

26 rooms

Beau-Rivage Palace

The Lake Geneva palace at Ouchy where the 1912 Treaty of Lausanne was signed and the 1923 treaty negotiated, in a four-hectare lakeside park.

Beau-Rivage Geneva

A family-owned hotel on the Quai du Mont-Blanc since 1865 where Empress Elisabeth of Austria died after her assassination in 1898.

52 rooms

Badrutt's Palace Hotel

Caspar Badrutt opened the Palace above Lake St. Moritz in 1896, and its stone tower is still the first thing travellers see of the village.

Baur au Lac

Johannes Baur opened the hotel in 1844, and his descendants, the Kracht family, still own it, six generations and one private park on Lake Zurich later.

Fairmont Le Montreux Palace

Vladimir Nabokov lived in a suite on the sixth floor from 1961 until his death in 1977, and a bronze of him sits in the garden of the 1906 palace.

236 rooms

Bürgenstock Resort

A mountain ridge 500 metres above Lake Lucerne, hotel ground since 1873, rebuilt for 550 million francs and reopened in 2017 with an infinity pool on the edge.

211 rooms

Kulm Hotel St. Moritz

Badrutt's hotel of 1856, where an 1864 bet with English guests began Alpine winter tourism and Switzerland's first electric light shone in 1878.

Bellevue Palace

Owned by the Swiss Confederation since 1994 and standing next to the Federal Palace, the Bellevue of 1913 is where Bern's politicians meet and where state guests sleep.

Suvretta House

Anton Bon opened Suvretta House in 1912 on its own hillside above Lake Champfèr, with a private ski lift that still carries guests towards Corviglia.