Venues in Lausanne

The Grande Dame not only enchants with her 150-year-old history but also by how she changes with the times. Set on the shores of Lake Geneva in a private park with 168 renovated rooms and suites with the latest technological refinements. 4 restaurants (top chef Anne-Sophie Pic), 2 bars and the exclusive Cinq Mondes Spa provide our guests with new allurements every day.

City palace with 140 rooms, including 44 junior suites and suites. Five restaurants: La Table du Lausanne Palace – gourmet restaurant with one Michelin star, La Brasserie Grand Chêne – Paris-style brasserie, Le Sushi Zen Palace – traditional Japanese cuisine, , Le Yogi Booster - natural and vegetarian cuisine and Le Côté Jardin - cuisine with the flavors of Tuscany with terrace. Two bars: The 1915 bar – situated in the hotel lobby and LP’s Bar with live music in the evening. 2,100 square-metre Le Spa – indoor pool, Jacuzzi, hammam, sauna, 21 treatment rooms, fitness and yoga rooms, and HairSpa – hair salon, open 7 days a week. 14 conference and banquet rooms.

One of Switzerland’s most prestigious art nouveau hotels, boasting views over Lake Geneva, the Alps and Lausanne, has shone with glorious splendour since 2015, following five years of extensive renovation work. The hotel boasts 196 rooms and suites, including the Royal Savoy Suite and the Penthouse Suite. If you want something to eat or drink, there is the Brasserie du Royal, with its four dining rooms and adjoining terrace, which boasts a beautiful view of the park. There is also the lobby lounge, which offers uninterrupted service from 7 a.m., and the Sky Lounge, which gives you 360° panoramic views of the city, the lake and the Alps.

Located on the heights of Lausanne, the Chalet Suisse restaurant allows you to escape from the city to find a typical Swiss alpine atmosphere. In the summer, its terrace offers a panoramic view of the city, Lake Geneva and the Alps.

To experience the Olympics at close quarters and feel the Olympic spirit the way the athletes felt it, to study the history of the Games from antiquity to today - thanks to the latest computer technology and audiovisual media, all of this can be accomplished in the Olympic Museum in Lausanne.

AQUATIS, in the centre of Lausanne, is dedicated to the world's rivers and lakes and all the fresh water fish and reptiles that live in them. The journey in AQUATIS starts at the very beginning...