Historic Hotels and Restaurants ICOMOS

This hotel was designed by the top Zurich architect Hermann Schneider in 1938, in the run-up to a Swiss national exhibition, as a total work of art of its time.

Recognized "for the careful restoration of the elegant steamship in accordance with principles governing protected monuments".

Standing on the shore of Lake Geneva and set in four hectares of private grounds, the Beau-Rivage Palace enjoys a stunning view across the water to the Alps.

This hotel received a special award in 2004 "for the landmark preservation of a traditional country inn".

This inn received a special award in 2004 "for the revitalization of a historic inn including addition of a tasteful contemporary extension" and a Mobiliar award.

The charming 33-room Hôtel Masson lies in an elevated, panoramic position on the old Simplon road.

Standing on the picturesque main square of Poschiavo, the Hotel Albrici was originally built in 1682 as a patrician house.

A restaurant since 1805, the Urwaldhaus serves everything from house-marinated salmon to tripe and a menu gastronomique.

Just 10 km from bustling St. Moritz but in a world of its own is the Waldhaus, perched like a castle on a hilltop.

This aristocratic house, built in 1630 and extended in 1701, was converted into a hotel more than 100 years ago.