Historic hotels
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Just an hour from Zurich, set in the magni - ficent mountain scenery of Flims Laax, lies a unique, self-contained holiday world, set in the most extensive hotel grounds in the whole of Switzerland.

The Paxmontana is an architectural gem, built in 1896 in Art Nouveau style on a glori - ous hilltop location. Its captivating blend of historical charm twinned with modern service and comfort has won it numerous awards.

Charming Art Nouveau hotel in the Entlebuch region, dating from the early days of tourism.

The first historical mention of the Gyrenbad baths is in the Zürich tax register of 1464. The present structure dates from the 17th century.

Charming house dating from 1753, offering romantic rooms and superb Swiss cuisine.

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.

Situated directly on Lake Zürich and only ten minutes from the city itself, the Sonne («Sun») radiates a magical, historical charm – as it has since 1641.

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.

Set in a charming artists’ village, this 200- year-old patrician house offers accommoda - tion in 18 individually decorated rooms, stylishly furnished with antiques.

The «Wilden Mann» was first mentioned in old Lucerne in 1517 as a tavern and it comprises a series of delightful town houses. This historical hotel is an oasis of charm and hospitality snuggled in the picturesque old town. Each room is individually and beautifully decorated with a flair for detail.