Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne
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Panoramic lake views, luxury suites, 3 spas, cinema, fine dining
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Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne, 6363 Obbürgen, Switzerland Get directions
Panoramic lake views, luxury suites, 3 spas, cinema, fine dining
Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne, 6363 Obbürgen, Switzerland Get directions
"Perched 500 meters above Lake Lucerne, I saw Bürgenstock Resort—after a century-and-a-half of history and a decade of restoration—pair Switzerland’s crisp mountain air with one of the largest spa facilities on the continent, making wellness the hotel's transformative central ethos." - The MICHELIN Guide
"With a history dating to 1873 (Audrey Hepburn married in its chapel in 1954 and Sophia Loren once lived on-site), this renovated luxury wellness resort—refreshed after a £440 million overhaul in 2017—continues to offer a compelling nexus of heritage, location, and high-end wellness amenities on Lake Lucerne." - CNT Editors
"Perched high above Lake Lucerne, the extraordinary Bürgenstock Resort dates back 1873, a resort spread across of several buildings. There is the “Bürgenstock Hotel & Alpine Spa,” which boasts a sophisticated, elegant modern design in “Contemporary” and “Heritage” rooms, along with a 10,000 square meter spa. There is the “Waldhotel Health & Wellbeing,” whose nature-oriented concept takes inspiration from the surrounding Alpine landscape. Next, there is the small “Taverne 1879” with its charming, cozy chalet-style rooms. And last but not least, is the “Bürgenstock Residence” with its luxuriously designed panoramic suites." - The MICHELIN Guide
"A historic resort first opened in 1873, located 2,000 feet above sea level and known for its luxurious amenities and scenic views. It served as a filming location for the 1964 James Bond film 'Goldfinger'." - Madeline Weinfield
"Set on 148 acres atop an Alpine ridgeline overlooking Lake Lucerne, this extensively renovated, family-owned resort is a multi-hotel complex with a dozen restaurants and one of Europe’s largest spas (about 107,000 sq ft) featuring hammams, saunas and three pools including an outdoor infinity thermal pool with dramatic lake and mountain views. The property mixes historic buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries with newly added hotels and a medical spa, offers theatrical arrival options by boat and funicular, and has launched sleep-health programs, guided Hydrothermal Journeys led by a resident water sommelier and new recreational amenities such as pickleball courts." - Adam H. Graham