13 hoteli miejskich z historią

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These hotels are of central importance in today’s cityscape, whether built as a tsar’s residence, a textile factory or former old town house, they are now a key part of the cultural diversity in the urban environment. Find out more about the history of the hotels and be inspired to book a stay and embark on a journey through time.

La Couronne Hotel Restaurant ****, Solothurn

This Baroque town house, the second-oldest hotel in Switzerland, exudes French savoir-vivre. Its 37 historic rooms are furnished with plenty of pizzazz, while its restaurant serves a modern take on classic French dishes.

Hôtel Beau-Rivage *****S, Geneva

The Beau-Rivage Geneva is located directly on the lakeside promenade and exudes a unique charm and legendary elegance. The hotel bore witness to the dramatic fate of the Austrian Empress Sissi and has dedicated a special suite to her: housing a collection of priceless mementos and period furniture, the hotel transports its guests back to the glory days of the Empress, who chose the Beau-Rivage as her Geneva residence.

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Einstein ****S, St.Gallen

Centrally located in the UNESCO World Heritage Abbey District, the Einstein is a gourmet paradise, with two restaurants, a bar with a cigar lounge and a modern fitness park with a wellness area. The soft furnishings in all of the hotel’s rooms pay tribute to Eastern Switzerland’s past as a centre for fine textiles. There is particular pride in the junior suite decorated with fabrics from St. Gallen-based company Jakob Schlaepfer.

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