When you walk through the door of Hotel Bellevue Palace, you can see why they call it “five stars with timeless elegance.” You feel like one of the countless heads of states and royalty who have slept here. Black tie waiters serve their guests in beautifully appointed salons with stained glass canopies and thick dentil molding supported by Corinthian columns. Bellevue Palace was built in 1865 and reopened in 1910. After several operators, including the military during WWI, the luxury hotel is now owned by the Swiss Confederation.
