Fairmont Le Montreux Palace
There may be a certain homeliness lost to all this determined splendor, but there’s something to be said for a return to the days when a hotel felt like a hotel, rather than an overgrown bed and breakfast. As in any grand hotel, there’s a certain caste system to the guest rooms, the cheapest rooms being a touch crowded, the better ones more spacious, and the best overlooking the lake rather than the mountains. Rooms on either side open through French doors onto small private balconies.
Beneath all the old-world elegance, Fairmont Le Montreux Palace is a fully modern business hotel, with all the trappings: wireless LAN in all rooms, extensive meeting facilities, and a distinctly un-Swiss Amrita spa, offering the latest treatments and a well-equipped fitness center. There are several restaurants and bars to choose from, including the Montreux Jazz Café and Funky Claude’s Bar, named for the founder of the famous Montreux Jazz Festival.
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Guest Score & Reviews
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My wife and I stayed at this hotel to celebrate my 60th Birthday. From the beginning of our stay until the end the service was first class and the staff bent over backwards in meeting our every need. The bedroom, whilst not facing the Lake, was excellent in every way even down to the very last detail and the meals we had on the first and last evening in the Brasserie and Harry's Bar were first class. I enjoyed the Spa on two occasions with the facilities meeting every expectation.
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