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    Lausanne Palace & Spa

    4.7 (7 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndHotels, Day Spas
    Open Open 24 hours

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    Hôtel Mirabeau SA - Guest room

    Hôtel Mirabeau SA

    (4 reviews)

    $$$

    Hôtel Mirabeau Lausanne was the final and most swanky of the 3 hotels we tried during our whirlwind…read moretour of Switzerland in November 2017. We were in town specifically to experience the start of the Lake Geneva-area Christmas Market season and Mirabeau was a great home base for our excursions. The train station is just a couple city blocks down the street (not too steep coming back), there's a bus stop right next door, and you're a 20-minute walk away down to the shore of Lake Geneva or up to Old Town. The wonderful daytime concierge, Peter, started us off with the perfect welcome. We arrived exhausted around 17:30 after a long day of tourism in Solothurn and a rush hour train ride back down to Vaud. Unfortunately, something had gone awry on my reservation (something I suspect was entirely my own fault) and I had reserved a room with 3 beds, but only 1 guest. We were a family of 3 and the room they originally had for us would have been tight, so we were immediately upgraded to a spacious 4th-floor "family room" suite with a balcony over Avenue de la Gare and a partial lake view from the kids' room overlooking Avenue de Rosemont. We paid an additional $50 per night fee for the extra adult, which I consider entirely reasonable especially with the included the $25 daily breakfast buffet for all of us (a bargain compared to what we'd been spending on most Swiss restaurant meals). As it also happened to be the American Thanksgiving holiday, Peter also offered to make dinner reservations for us at his favorite traditional Vaudian-cuisine restaurant (Café du Grütli http://www.cafedugruetli.ch/) that would put us in the middle of the Bô Noël (Lausanne's Christmas market & light display in Old Town https://www.bo-noel.ch/en/). We had a tasty seasonal meal, drank delicious local wine, and made new friends with the friendly proprietors. I later realized that the restaurant was listed as one of the recommended favorites on Trip Advisor and in Rick Steves' book, so we were in good company. Love! Our beds were very comfortable and the soaking tub in the enormous bathroom was great for relieving the stress of the day. TV options included some BBC channels in English, so that was a relief after a week of French- and German-language everything straining our language-ignorant brains. We didn't use the contents of the refrigerated mini-bar, but I appreciated having a fridge to hold my dinner leftovers! We didn't use many amenities around the hotel, but we thoroughly enjoyed the self-served breakfast spread in the 1st-floor restaurant. Everyone (even the picky 5th grader) found something they liked. I personally gorged on lox, sausages, mushroom melange, ratatouille, assorted cheeses & bread, freshly soft-boiled eggs, fruit, and juice, plus plenty of expertly brewed coffee - all great fuel for a day of touring and travel. Reviewer W.R. was right, though. The opening/closing sounds of the doors for these rooms are very loud, and I could see being annoyed if the floor were fully rented with lots of coming & going at odd hours. I always bring heavy-duty earplugs when I travel, so noise wasn't an issue for me this time. I'd definitely return to this hotel for my next visit to Laussane, and if the season were summer, I'd ask for a room on the lakeside. Sunsets over the lake can be spectacular!

    Hotel Mirabeau is an absolutely charming hotel with some of the best staff we've experienced in…read moreSwitzerland. The front desk team was so welcoming and genuinely helpful. We travel here quite a bit to visit my husband's family (usually 4-6 weeks at a time) -- we find special hotels like this are not easy to come by and this one is a stand-out! We've stayed in Ouchy at some of the "higher end" hotels and although also extremely nice, we enjoyed being a little further outside the more touristy area to absorb real life in Lausanne. If you have time, try out Le Flon, easily reached by the nearby train station if you're w/out a car. Great atmosphere for dining, shopping and people watching (modern/urban outdoor setting). Also, do not be swayed by the hotel's Best Western affiliation. This is by no means like any BW in the United States.

    Hôtel Alpha-Palmiers - Very nice hotel: 4 star

    Hôtel Alpha-Palmiers

    (13 reviews)

    $$$

    I stayed here in 2011 and having enjoyed the experience at that time I've decided to come back…read more The hotel is well located just a few very steep steps away from the train station. It's also some additional steep steps away from downtown. Great for exercising, especially if you've been eating too much of the delicious pastries and chocolate you'll find all over town! :) The place has been around for a while but management has kept the hotel in a good overall condition. The rooms are modern and quite spacious for European standards. The staff is polite but I wouldn't say they're exceptional. They do their job and that's fine by me. There are a couple of restaurants in the premises but I didn't bother trying them as I think they're over priced and I'm not interested in the menu options. There are too many great restaurants nearby, too many nice bakeries, for me to be bothered with the options here. If anything, the restaurants look nice and seem to be busy most of the time. The rooms have free wi-fi, safe, cable, toiletries, a nice bathroom and some tea, coffee and hot chocolate alongside an electric cattle. For the affordable rates, great location and good rooms, I think this is one of the best places to stay in Lausanne. Definitely recommended!

    I stayed here on Tuesday August 27, 2013. Checked in to a nice room on the first floor (that's the…read moresecond floor to USAers). The room overlooked the courtyard so it was nice and quiet. I slept with the A/C on which worked great (I could've slept with the window open which would have been nice too). I ate dinner in the Thai restaurant in the hotel. I had one of the Blackboard dishes which was more of the local fare, I had the Green Salad with hot Salmon and it was delicious. The breakfast in the hotel was great, lots to choose from and the croissants were outstanding.

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