The Penthouse
Above and beyond
Gracing the seventh floor of Lausanne Palace, the Penthouse is a self-contained apartment with its own outdoor rooftop garden with views of Lake Geneva.
The open-plan living space is characterised by wall-to-wall picture windows that let in the beautiful light reflected from the water. From rosy sunup to soft starlight over the lake, every passing hour brings a different ambiance, whether you're using the space for dining, hosting or unwinding.
Fall asleep in the master suite overlooking the Lausanne rooftops or invite company round to enjoy the equally lovely second bedroom with a private courtyard and Italian shower.
In this exclusive apartment, all the indulgence of Lausanne Palace is at your disposal.
- Suite size 165m2
- 45m2 private roof garden
- Elegant sitting area and dining space
- Kitchenette
- Two en-suite bedrooms
- Dedicated office space
- Private garage and elevator
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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.
