Switzerland Luxury Hotels
#107
formerly htang333
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Wi-Fi
Programs: Virtuoso, Top Ranked: Four Seasons (Top 25 Advisor), AMAN (Top 50), Rosewood, Hyatt Prive, etc.
Posts: 1,455
Thank you so much, @kamel123 and @offerendum ... I've learned to listen to those who are wiser than I, which is why I've only recently started to buy low sell high.
I will likely just cut the 3rd night at FS Geneva. I think one of the reasons it was such a difficult decision is due to my love for Four Seasons George V and my Swiss based clients all rave about FS Geneva and regarded as the little sibling of FS GV. But, Beau-Rivage P seem to receive fantastic reviews from the community so I will keep my night there as is.
Of course, it's going to rain while we're there but that's okay, first world problems
Thanks again!!!
I will likely just cut the 3rd night at FS Geneva. I think one of the reasons it was such a difficult decision is due to my love for Four Seasons George V and my Swiss based clients all rave about FS Geneva and regarded as the little sibling of FS GV. But, Beau-Rivage P seem to receive fantastic reviews from the community so I will keep my night there as is.
Of course, it's going to rain while we're there but that's okay, first world problems
Thanks again!!!
Last edited by BESVISOR; Mar 27, 2018 at 4:59 am
#108
Thank you so much, @kamel123 and @offerendum ... I've learned to listen to those who are wiser than I, which is why I've only recently started to buy low sell high.
I will likely just cut the 3rd night at FS Geneva. I think one of the reasons it was such a difficult decision is due to my love for Four Seasons George V and my Swiss based clients all rave about FS Geneva and regarded as the little sibling of FS GV. But, Beau-Rivage P seem to receive fantastic reviews from the community so I will keep my night there as is.
Of course, it's going to rain while we're there but that's okay, first world problems
Thanks again!!!
I will likely just cut the 3rd night at FS Geneva. I think one of the reasons it was such a difficult decision is due to my love for Four Seasons George V and my Swiss based clients all rave about FS Geneva and regarded as the little sibling of FS GV. But, Beau-Rivage P seem to receive fantastic reviews from the community so I will keep my night there as is.
Of course, it's going to rain while we're there but that's okay, first world problems
Thanks again!!!
#109
#110
formerly htang333
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Wi-Fi
Programs: Virtuoso, Top Ranked: Four Seasons (Top 25 Advisor), AMAN (Top 50), Rosewood, Hyatt Prive, etc.
Posts: 1,455
Back from Switzerland and LOVED Park Hotel Vitznau and Four Seasons Geneva...I've only cried 5 times in my life, the 6th occurred on departure from Park Hotel...My wife didn't understand what was happening to me.
Trying to post some photos here but it's saying I can't complete it due to security token missing...anyone know what the deal is?
Trying to post some photos here but it's saying I can't complete it due to security token missing...anyone know what the deal is?
#111
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: England
Posts: 1,361
There is no better way for me to give my endorsement to how much I love Park Hotel Vitznau, as to say that we are going back there in July. Oh, and we're getting married there June '19. Truly one of my favourite properties in the entire world.
#112
formerly htang333
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Wi-Fi
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We plan to return again! Thanks for putting PHV on my radar and harassing me till I caved.
#113
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: BOS
Programs: AA EXP, DL PM, Hyatt Diamond
Posts: 2,028
Whats your thoughts on PHV in early/mid-April? Seems like it may be awfully cold and cloudy so not sure what we'd be able to do there besides the spa (which may not be the worst thing in the world). Any non-spa activities on offer that stand out? Finally, what's your ideal stay length - 4 nights too long?
#114
formerly htang333
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Wi-Fi
Programs: Virtuoso, Top Ranked: Four Seasons (Top 25 Advisor), AMAN (Top 50), Rosewood, Hyatt Prive, etc.
Posts: 1,455
Congrats!
Whats your thoughts on PHV in early/mid-April? Seems like it may be awfully cold and cloudy so not sure what we'd be able to do there besides the spa (which may not be the worst thing in the world). Any non-spa activities on offer that stand out? Finally, what's your ideal stay length - 4 nights too long?
Whats your thoughts on PHV in early/mid-April? Seems like it may be awfully cold and cloudy so not sure what we'd be able to do there besides the spa (which may not be the worst thing in the world). Any non-spa activities on offer that stand out? Finally, what's your ideal stay length - 4 nights too long?
We had cold days (sweater and jackets) and warm days with no clouds, jean and t-shirt was enough. So just a bit of YMMV. Pool was fantastic in cold temp.
On cold days, we were still able to take the gondola up to the mountains and see everything and enjoyed it. Light sweater and jacket was enough for me. Mid April could easily be high 60s or low 70s if you're lucky. We had a couple days in the 60s and people were taking breakfast by the lake (which was a bit chilly for us in the morning).
Their house boat wasn't operational so that would have been great but we still enjoyed it, nonetheless. Also, no crowds to fight off at all during our visit!!!
#115
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: BOS
Programs: AA EXP, DL PM, Hyatt Diamond
Posts: 2,028
I know you weren't looking for my 2 cents but we just got back for being there March 31 - April 3...4 nights won't be too long, I cried when I was packing. 4 nights might be perfect, actually. Depending on what time you're arriving on the first day as well.
We had cold days (sweater and jackets) and warm days with no clouds, jean and t-shirt was enough. So just a bit of YMMV. Pool was fantastic in cold temp.
On cold days, we were still able to take the gondola up to the mountains and see everything and enjoyed it. Light sweater and jacket was enough for me. Mid April could easily be high 60s or low 70s if you're lucky. We had a couple days in the 60s and people were taking breakfast by the lake (which was a bit chilly for us in the morning).
Their house boat wasn't operational so that would have been great but we still enjoyed it, nonetheless. Also, no crowds to fight off at all during our visit!!!
We had cold days (sweater and jackets) and warm days with no clouds, jean and t-shirt was enough. So just a bit of YMMV. Pool was fantastic in cold temp.
On cold days, we were still able to take the gondola up to the mountains and see everything and enjoyed it. Light sweater and jacket was enough for me. Mid April could easily be high 60s or low 70s if you're lucky. We had a couple days in the 60s and people were taking breakfast by the lake (which was a bit chilly for us in the morning).
Their house boat wasn't operational so that would have been great but we still enjoyed it, nonetheless. Also, no crowds to fight off at all during our visit!!!
#117
formerly htang333
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Wi-Fi
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Posts: 1,455
I think Amanjena might be better in April, though.
#118
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: BOS
Programs: AA EXP, DL PM, Hyatt Diamond
Posts: 2,028
We're combining Paris + one other location. Amanjena is most likely given the great weather in April.
Haha, small world! Curious to hear your thoughts once you've stayed.
My pleasure! And I promise I'm not making this up as you can check the "where are you going?" forum but we just went to Park Hotel V and literally, the next hotel we're heading to is Amanjena, Haha, great minds travel alike
I think Amanjena might be better in April, though.
I think Amanjena might be better in April, though.
#119
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Mem
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Posts: 984
#120
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: England
Posts: 1,361
Congrats!
Whats your thoughts on PHV in early/mid-April? Seems like it may be awfully cold and cloudy so not sure what we'd be able to do there besides the spa (which may not be the worst thing in the world). Any non-spa activities on offer that stand out? Finally, what's your ideal stay length - 4 nights too long?
Whats your thoughts on PHV in early/mid-April? Seems like it may be awfully cold and cloudy so not sure what we'd be able to do there besides the spa (which may not be the worst thing in the world). Any non-spa activities on offer that stand out? Finally, what's your ideal stay length - 4 nights too long?
I also stayed in Amanjena last November, as part of my birthday treat....from me to me. I didn't even want to do anything, yet somehow ended up in Marrakech. A story for another day. Anywho, naturally they are very different properties. I have only been to Marrakech in June and November, but it looks like April and November are roughly similar in temperatures, with very warm days and rather cool evenings (I had to wear a jumper in the evenings). If I had to pick property it would easily be Park Hotel Vitznau, but if I had to pick a property in April I'd probably go Amanjena, then come back during the warmer months to get everything you can from Vitznau.
Congratulations! We are headed to PH Vitznau in mid June thanks to your enthusiastic endorsement. I haven’t been this excited about a hotel stay in quite some time. I need you to try Schloss Elmau sometime soon. It is my favorite alpine resort so far. We will have to see if Vitznau can topple it off the throne.
Schloss Elmau is on my list, but it's not made it into a booking...yet.