Luxury hotel in Lucerne has reopened
The former Palace Hotel in Lucerne has reopened after extensive modernization. The new operator of the luxury hotel is the Mandarin Oriental chain.
The Belle Epoque hotel on the shores of Lake Lucerne in Switzerland was closed for five years and underwent extensive renovations over a period of three years. At the end of September, the new operator Mandarin Oriental reopened the hotel as a five-star-plus hotel.
It has 136 guest rooms, including 48 of the city's largest suites, according to Mandarin Oriental. There is also a spa and event space, as well as four restaurants and bars under the direction of Michelin-starred chef Gilad Peled.
The prominent property, built in 1906, changed hands in 2015, when a Credit Suisse fund sold it to Chinese investor Yunfeng Gao. (ah)
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