Samaranch suite
The gold standard
Named for former president of the Olympic committee Juan Antonio Samaranch, this signature suite on the fifth floor has all the hallmarks of something rather distinguished.
Host pre-dinner drinks in the characterful sitting room or have dinner served in your private dining space before heading out onto the cut-stone balcony to watch the stars come out over the lake.
In the master bedroom you can gaze out at the panoramic views from the comfort of your king-size bed, or lounge on the chaise longue with the French windows open to let in the breeze.
With a freestanding tub in the master, hours can easily be lost among a froth of aromatic bubbles and fluffy towels.
- Suite size 100m2
- Period balcony with views of Lake Geneva
- Elegant sitting area
- Minibar with complimentary refreshments
- Connecting room: Deluxe Double Room Lake (on request)
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Date: Every Sunday
Location: Côté JardinSavour every moment of your Sunday with brunch in our sun-dappled winter garden. Graze on gourmet morsels as you feast your eyes on the Lake Geneva panorama.
Wander back in time through the winding cobbled streets of old Lausanne, where centuries-old shops, quaint houses and the Escaliers du Marché trace a trail up to the medieval cathedral.
The city’s most visited museum and a world-class cultural institution, the Olympic Museum celebrates the history, values and spirit of this global sporting event.
