This charming hotel is one of the best hotels in Lucerne. 0309SR
The hotel has an impressive traditional facade, which is hand-painted and has been recently restored.
The lobby is small and decorated in bright colours, and with a wooden reception desk. There is also a lounge area next to the lobby, which is medium in size and furnished in traditional style with a hanging chandelier in the middle of the room.
This popular and highly traditional hotel lies in the old town of Lucerne directly besides the River Reuss. Links to the public transport network can be reached in a few minutes on foot.
Built in 1836, the hotel comprises a total of 80 rooms spread over 5 floors. Facilities include an impressive lobby with a reception, a lift and a bar. In addition, guests are able to dine the hotel's a la carte restaurant. There is a public car park situated nearby.
This 4-star hotel has a prime location on the banks of the river in the attractive Old Town of Lucerne. The hotel is steeped in Lucernes history and presents itself in splendid glory inside and out. As one observes the hotel from the Reuss, the elegant terrace and picturesque balconies, overlooking the river, bring to mind a Venetian palace in all its splendour. Today the Des Balances harmoniously incorporates its historical architectural past and modern interior design in perfect balance. The hotel restaurant features a charming terrace area overlooking the river, where you can enjoy delicious cuisine with a splendid view towards the Jesuit Church and the infamous Wooden Chapel Bridge with its monumental Water Tower The hotels buffet breakfast is served from 7am 11am. Here guests will find freshly baked bread, fresh fruit, local specialities, a fine selection of teas, ice cold Swiss milk and Italian coffee. Rooms are decorated with understated elegance and are well equipped. Bathrooms have a bath and in most cases a shower as well.
Rooms with Direct dial phone, Radio, some with Balcony. Laundry, Concierge, Conference room capacity: 90persons.
Built 1836, Renovated 1993.