Hotel d’Angleterre is one of Geneva’s grand dames, popular among diplomats and well-heeled travelers for its gorgeous views and opulent accommodations. It offers a convenient location right on the shores of Lake Geneva -- near shopping, dining, attractions and public transportation -- and high-end amenities such as in-room spa treatments, an acclaimed bar, and a wonderful restaurant with superb views and a popular afternoon tea service. Its 39 luxurious rooms and six suites all feature pillow menus, iPod docks, interactive TVs, free Wi-Fi, and original artworks. But while some offer stunning lake and mountain views, others face the interior courtyard.
Hotel d’Angleterre is one of Geneva’s grand dames, popular among diplomats and well-heeled travelers for its gorgeous views and opulent accommodations. It offers a convenient location right on the shores of Lake Geneva -- near shopping, dining, attractions and public transportation -- and high-end amenities such as in-room spa treatments, an acclaimed bar, and a wonderful restaurant with superb views and a popular afternoon tea service. Its 39 luxurious rooms and six suites all feature pillow menus, iPod docks, interactive TVs, free Wi-Fi, and original artworks. But while some offer stunning lake and mountain views, others face the interior courtyard.
The four-pearl Chalet Hotel Schoenegg offers upscale comfort in the alpine village of Zermatt. Mountain views here encompass the humbling Matterhorn, and they're sensational from restaurant terraces and many of the 48 rooms. Wood-paneled for a rustic feel, they come with flat-screen TVs and kettles, but no AC means they heat up in summer. Fantastic free buffet breakfasts are provided, and guests can order gourmet fare for other meals at the restaurant and bar. The spa has two hot tubs, a sauna, steam room, and more lovely vistas, but no pool. Zermatt is notoriously pricey, so for something more affordable, check out the Best Western Hotel Butterfly.
The four-pearl Chalet Hotel Schoenegg offers upscale comfort in the alpine village of Zermatt. Mountain views here encompass the humbling Matterhorn, and they're sensational from restaurant terraces and many of the 48 rooms. Wood-paneled for a rustic feel, they come with flat-screen TVs and kettles, but no AC means they heat up in summer. Fantastic free buffet breakfasts are provided, and guests can order gourmet fare for other meals at the restaurant and bar. The spa has two hot tubs, a sauna, steam room, and more lovely vistas, but no pool. Zermatt is notoriously pricey, so for something more affordable, check out the Best Western Hotel Butterfly.