It was here, with a breathtaking view of the lake and the Alps, that Charles Gounod composed the opera “Faust”. It was also in this luxurious but unostentatious setting that Jean Cocteau celebrated his 50th birthday. Last but not least, it’s in this palace with its impeccable welcome that we meet some of the Montreux Jazz Festival’s most impressive headliners every year.

This is the romantic hotel par excellence. An intimate, very human palace, where we always strive to be creative and offer a discovery of the region off the beaten track. Jay Gauer, director of Les Trois Couronnes

A jewel of neoclassical architecture, the hotel is a destination in itself. Stop in for the refined decor of its rooms – the hotel was voted Design Hotel of the Year in 2010. You’ll be delighted to immerse yourself in the hedonistic world of the Spa, which offers all kinds of treatments and cures using Joëlle Ciocco cosmetics, exclusive to Switzerland. Last but not least, the Hôtel des Trois Couronnes is also a gourmet destination, with a Michelin-starred restaurant where Chef Lionel Rodriguez’s sunny cuisine delights the taste buds.

Luxury, calm and voluptuousness on the menu in this temple of savoir-vivre…

Hôtel des Trois Couronnes
rue d’Italie 49
1800 Vevey
021 923 32 00
www.hoteltroiscouronnes.ch

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