Crêt-Bérard / Crêt-Bérard, Pavillon

Overzicht

Kaart

Puidoux

Vaud

Aanduiden op de kaart

Beschrijving

The Centre Crêt-Bérard in Puidoux (canton Vaud, Switzerland) is a meeting place for individuals and groups for religious events but also for general relaxation, reflexion and formation. There are 13 seminar and common rooms, a restaurant with 150 seats and almost 100 beds in single, twin rooms, dormitories. The centre welcomes adult education groups, professional seminars, congresses as well as cultural and artistic associations. The extraordinary beauty of the venue, the personal reception, the quality of the equipment as well as the good value make of Crét-Bérard a place which is appreciated by a great variety of guests. Second entry for self caterers. Puidoux is situated between Vevey and Lausanne in the vineyards above the Lake Geneva. A transfer from the train station Chexbres-Puidoux can be organised on demand. There are two horse riding centres and a swimming pool at a five minute distance and the Lavaux Golf in a close proximity. Crêt-Bérand is a private foundation dating back to 1949 with close ties to the Evangelic Church of the Canton Vaud (EERV).

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Wedding

The exceptional setting of the House is ideal for organizing an unforgettable event. We organize your party from the aperitif to dinner (3 to 8 courses), dancing, accommodation on site and a convivial brunch the next day. Located in Lavaux, at the edge of a forest, Crêt-Bérard offers a magnificent view of the Alps. A peaceful and friendly residence awaits you in the heart of French-speaking Switzerland. A source of inspiration and harmony, the house offers an ideal setting for the organization of a wedding or any other festive event. The flowery park opens onto a vast panorama of mountains. From sunrise to sunset, two terraces allow you to admire the landscapes of the region.