Spoil Yourself with Luxury Set on the Shores of Lake Geneva and with Views of the Alps in Montreux, Switzerland (Europe) for Seven Days & Six Nights at the Fairmont Le Montreux Palace for Two (Land Only)

Your trip for two includes:
7 days/6 nights accommodations at the Fairmont Le Montreux Palace
Daily complimentary breakfast
All room-related taxes (including VAT)

A minimum 30-day advance reservation is required. Travel is valid for 12 months from date of issue. Blackout dates: June 30-July 16. PLEASE NOTE: This package does not include airfare. Air quote available upon request.

Standing on the north shores of Lake Geneva in Switzerland and overlooking the Alps is the magnificent Fairmont, one of the leading hotels of the world. Luxuriate in the decadence of this magnificent hotel, recipient of several prestigious awards, some of which include "Leading Spa", "World's Best Places to Stay" and "Best Wellness Hotels in Switzerland". There is always something to do or a sight to see on the Swiss Riviera, such as rides on the popular lake cruises, or visits to Chillon Castle and the Casino of Montreux.

Built in 1906, this Jewel of Belle-Époque architecture offers a traditional and elegant atmosphere. Boasting some of the finest accommodations in Switzerland, The Fairmont rooms are drenched in light and feature classical architectural details to make your stay memorable. Multiple restaurants dot the premises, providing you with a vast choice of gourmet cuisine and cocktail options.

Explore the beauty of Switzerland. Drive along the lake into Lausanne, the "Cité", or old town, dominated by the magnificent 13th century Gothic Cathedral, or visit one of the many vineyards that surround Montreux. A classic option is to ski the Swiss Alps, an experience in itself! Some of the best slopes in Europe are only an hour away, and are easily accessible by train. Seasonal activities dot the Swiss calendar, from the Christmas Market, to the Montreux Jazz Festival, to the festive Foire des Planches, an event that dates back more than 200 years!

Fair Market Value: $4800