Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne
Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne : hôtel, restaurant & spa
Situé à Bürgenstock, en Suisse, le Bürgenstock Resort a été ouvert en 2021 sous la direction de ses propriétaires, offrant une expérience unique alliant luxe et nature. Ce lieu emblématique est accessible via une standseilbahn, permettant aux visiteurs de profiter d’un panorama exceptionnel dès l’arrivée. Le resort propose un hôtel haut de gamme, un restaurant gastronomique, un spa avec piscine à débordement, ainsi qu’un rooftop offrant une vue imprenable sur le lac de Lucerne. Ces points forts en font une destination idéale pour se détendre tout en découvrant la beauté naturelle de la région. La diversité des services, notamment le spa, la restauration et les espaces de relaxation, en font un lieu complet pour les amateurs de bien-être et de gastronomie. L’ambiance y est à la fois élégante et chaleureuse, dans un décor qui mêle harmonieusement modernité et éléments naturels, créant une atmosphère apaisante et raffinée. Le Bürgenstock Resort est une véritable oasis de tranquillité, où la nature et le luxe se rencontrent pour offrir une expérience inoubliable.
Vos retours sont importants pour nous. Si vous avez remarqué une erreur concernant ce lieu, merci de nous en informer pour que nous puissions la corriger.
Nous récupérons automatiquement les informations disponibles sur votre lieu. Si jamais celles-ci ne sont pas correctes, connectez-vous gratuitement sur notre tableau de bord pour les modifier et bonus, accédez à vos statistiques détaillées.
Modifier les informations de votre lieu
Hotel Villa Honegg
Honegg, 6373 Ennetbürgen, Suisse
Ajouté par1145 utilisateurs
Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne
Bürgenstock, 6363 Bürgenstock, Suisse
Ajouté par501 utilisateurs
Kapellbrücke
Kapellbrücke, 6002 Luzern, Suisse
Ajouté par349 utilisateurs
Lucerne
Lucerne, Suisse
Ajouté par340 utilisateurs
Park Hotel Vitznau
Seestrasse 18, 6354 Vitznau, Suisse
Ajouté par331 utilisateurs
Bürgenstock Hotels & Resort – Waldhotel Health & Medical Excellence
Bürgenstock Hotels & Resort, Bürgenstock 30, 6363 Obbürgen, Suisse
Ajouté par82 utilisateurs
Musée suisse des transports
Lidostrasse 5, 6006 Luzern, Suisse
Ajouté par173 utilisateurs
Lac des Quatre Cantons
Lac des Quatre Cantons, Suisse
Ajouté par153 utilisateurs
Hammetschwand Lift
Bürgenstock Resort, Felsenweg, 6363 Bürgenstock, Suisse
Ajouté par88 utilisateurs
Hotel Vitznauerhof
Seestrasse 80, 6354 Vitznau, Suisse
Ajouté par82 utilisateurs
"This is clean, alpine living at its most glamorous. Sitting above the clouds overlooking Switzerland’s Lake Lucerne, Bürgenstock has distilled this sense of calm for its new hydrothermal wonderland – an impressively expansive multi-storey space dedicated to “health through water” (the Latin origin of the term “spa”) – as well as a spacious, dedicated Beauty Lounge. Set the scene Once home to Audrey Hepburn and Sofia Loren (Hepburn even got married in its mountain-top chapel, which you can still visit), the grand Bürgenstock is storied, to say the least. Part Wes Anderson in its symmetrical grandeur and red funicular approach, part Slim Aarons with its mid-century leisure aesthetic and curved pool (which hosted fashion shows in the 60s), this really is the stuff legends are made from (and we haven’t even mentioned the fact that Goldfinger was filmed here). The backstory When it opened in 1873, Bürgenstock was arguably Europe’s first resort hotel, specialising in wellness before the buzzword. After falling behind the times towards the end of the 20th century, it was given a seriously considered makeover (to the tune of a reported $560 million) by the Qatari State Fund – the same purse strings behind London’s Savoy and similarly decorated wellness centre Chiva Som. It reopened in 2017 with a staggering 107,000-square-foot spa – one of the largest on the continent. The rooms Sleek and minimal rooms within The Contemporary (the hotel which connects directly to the spa) are a masterclass in understated luxury, with brown marble sinks and minimal wood panel dividing walls. The focus is on the view, with sofa-to-ceiling windows and a panel allowing fresh air to circulate. Beds are plush, wardrobes are spacious, and robes are impossibly soft. The highlight is the jacuzzi-sized bathtub, with an uninterrupted view of the lake with its mountain-lined horizon and an encased log-burning fireplace between the tub and the living area. Food and drink There are numerous restaurants and bars dotted throughout the resort, but the main dining room is Spices, which serves as the breakfast room in the morning and moonlights as an Asian restaurant come nightfall. The dining room juts out of the hotel like a floating veranda, giving a 360 view of the valley, which is particularly spectacular in the morning before the veil of fog has risen beyond the mountains. The breakfast menu includes a high-tea style selection of the best of the area, with fresh bread, charcuterie, fruit, local butter and a selection of cheeses made by the cows whose bells you’ll hear throughout your stay. Come evening, there’s a chef’s menu that guides you through Japan, India, Thailand and China for a pan-Asian tasting journey. Pair with sake or allow the sommelier to recommend some local wines. If there was any concern that you’d only be fed celery and green juice, think again – there are burgers at Lakeview Lounge and grilled lobster at the Oak Grill, as well as a wine cellar, which has a dining table for tastings and a woman-curated Cigar Lounge. The spa Understanding that the majority of guests wouldn’t be au fait with the intricacies of hydrothermal workings, the spa offers one of three “journeys” – dedicated sequences for experiencing the various saunas and steam rooms designed to either relax, rejuvenate or activate the body. Rejuvenate was the most extensive, so this is the option I tried, starting with a 10-minute swim in the indoor pool, including a non-prescription dip in the heated outdoor pool – complete with jacuzzi seating – then down the steps and into the main spa arena. My journey started with a Kneippe walk – stepping through a shallow pool with a pebble floor, mimicking a river bed, with both a cold and warm pool option to alternate between. Then, into the salt bath: a dark room with salted saline water within which the body floats. After an easy start, the next hour or so was alternating between hot sauna and steam rooms, and the various cold palette cleansers – an ice room, an indoor plunge pool and, the most extreme zone, the outdoor pool with Lucerne’s lake water (untreated), a truly icy and an experience undertaken naked. In fact, there is a dedicated nude wing of the spa, with naked steam and sauna rooms, including iterations where honey and salt scrubs are provided. Ample modesty towels are available throughout, and there is a separate women-only area with the same spa offerings. There are recommended pit stops throughout the journey to rest, hydrate and take in the view over a green tea or bowl of almonds. The journey element is a great idea for those who want to make the most of a hydrothermal experience and to get into the Alpine wellness mentality. The treatments The newly unveiled Beauty Lounge is a spacious parlour for beauty treatments of all forms and needs, from massage rooms to a hair salon and areas for bespoke treatments and top-of-the-line machines and gadgets. Far from being tucked away, the space is a real destination, with large, light-filled rooms, each with epic landscape views. I had the Dr Burgener facial, an hour-long treatment using products from Swiss brands to cleanse, exfoliate, tone and moisturise, including masks and ample facial massage. My facialist also did some extraction and tidied my eyebrows while one of the sheet masks did its magic. By the end, my skin felt noticeably firmer and plumper, and my eye area looked more hydrated and healthier. I allowed all of the goodness to sink in over the next hour or so, but I really noticed the effects a few days later when my complexion looked more even, with a dewy quality. I also had the Spa Body treatment, a one-hour full body massage using oils from Amra skincare. There was nothing revolutionary to note, but it was certainly a thorough and polished operation, with time to relax at the end. The service Friendly and professional, the team wants you to make the most of your time here, so are eager to provide recommendations. The spa team, in particular, are all experts in their fields; the facialists are dedicated to facials alone, for example, so there’s a wealth of knowledge and attention to detail in everything the spa has to offer. For families The hotel is a great spot for families of all ages, with numerous daily activities and expansive restaurants with a variety of cuisines, as well as its limitless, safe mountain hillsides to explore. Older kids and teens can make the most of the tennis courts, golf course and cinema, and there is a children’s film matinee. The spa itself offers family hours (9am-noon; 5-7pm for under 16s) so parents can make the most of pool time with little ones before dropping them off at kids club and returning to some R&R – an ideal set-up for new parents and young families on a first holiday. There’s also a babysitting service, and the hotel can arrange day trips. Let’s talk about the kids club itself: it would be hard for any child not to enjoy this impressive play space, which has a jungle gym, a plush mediaeval Princess castle, a rainbow room with cots for toddlers to take naps, and a roster of crafting and game activities, all available free of charge for children aged 3 - 12 years old. Eco effort The hotel and spa has made various considerations to reduce waste and become more efficient. From using the natural lake water to cool the structure instead of using air conditioning to having metal containers to keep spa water warm overnight (so it doesn’t need reheating come morning), the team has numerous little inventions to maintain an environmentally conscious model. Accessibility The spa is wheelchair accessible throughout its sprawling, multi-storey setup. There are lifts at each level, and pools have lifts and hoists to help wheelchair users in and out. Likewise, consideration has been given to children with mobility issues and individuals with learning difficulties that affect movement, with trained staff able to facilitate access and enjoyment of the spa. There are disabled changing rooms and bathrooms, and the treatment rooms have beds that lower to 50cm off the floor to help with getting on and off. Anything else to mention? Bürgenstock is certainly a top-tier retreat with limitless potential. Though it is tempting to while away the hours within the nature-infused spa, don’t forget to enjoy nature itself. There are woodland trails, including an easy (ish) uphill stroll to the Hammetschwand Elevator – the highest exterior lift in Europe. Walking through the surrounding forest is a treat, with fresh air and complete silence, other than the dinging of cowbells in the distance. Fun fact: Audrey Hepburn used to forage for mushrooms here (foraging, as of yet, not part of its offering)."
@
"900 € la nuit, piscine suspendue face lac et montagne "
@bpetit21
"https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAYVUQ_vBZG/?igsh=dTl0bHZlNXQ5NW9o Alex: https://youtu.be/eOChYAkNyxY?si=4kKNeDLlkminp0nc"
@
"https://www.instagram.com/reel/C20Cl8rthId/?igsh=bnl6aGZ2aHFvd2c1"
@
"Magnifique hôtel vue lac avec un spa avec piscine à débordement "
@aureliegruson
"Raphael Marchal. En Rang d‘Oignons."
@
"Hôtel chic avec spa et piscine à débordement surplombant le lac des 4 Cantons. Point de départ de randonnées"
@
"Spa de ouf avec vue sur le lac des 4 cantons 210CHF WEEK DAY 280CHF WEEK-END Visit us for a 4-hour break at the Alpine Spa, located at the Bürgenstock Hotel and enjoy 10,000 m² of wellness facilities, including 3 pools, saunas, an Alpine Eco Pool and 24h fitness centre – and the best view of Lake Lucerne. Entrance to the Alpine Spa for max. four hours The direct boat trip Lucerne to Kehrsiten Bürgenstock (2nd class) and the Bürgenstock Funicular during your booked day excursion (return trip). Please present your ticket when you arrive. Should you arrive by car, 5 hours parking services is included IMPORTANT INFORMATION Access to the pool area is available for families with children and for photography during the following times: 9 am - 12 pm and 5 pm - 7 pm. Please visit our website for current opening times. Should you travel by MS Bürgenstock Catamaran and Bürgenstock Funicular, we recommend checking the timetable in advance for any seasonal changes or maintenance updates. "
@
"von luzern für 36 chf die fähre, dann die standseilbahn nehmen, oben wandern und dann einen kostenlosen drink genießen "
@charlotte_lnw
"https://instagram.com/burgenstockresort?igshid=YTQwZjQ0NmI0OA=="
@
"Pourquoi pas appeler quelqu'un (Amir par exemple) en appel vidéo depuis la piscine extérieure avec vue. Lui montrer où je suis en selfie vidéo durant l'appel lui montrer la vue le lac en bas derrière moi en étant dos au mur de la piscine. Lui dire : viens, rejoins-moi, en 7h de train t'es là. Je te paye le train. Hôtel à Lucerne avec vue sur le lac Lucerne à couper le souffle, une piscine avec vue, sauna avec vue, restaurants avec vue etc. Un des moyens d’accéder à l'hôtel est de prendre un bâteau (spécifique de l’hôtel) qui mène au bord du lac (en bas de l’hôtel), l’hôtel se trouve 450m plus haut, pour monter il y a un funiculaire qui mène dans l’hôtel. Prendre la suite spa vue sur lac (89m2): c’est probablement la meilleure car elle a une vue panoramique (comme celle de la suite panoramique) et un spa (Sauna du moins) privé dedans. Réserver sur Lartisien pour être surclassé gratuitement et automatiquement en cas de disponibilité. Voici une expérience réservable sur le site de l'hôtel : https://burgenstockresort.com/en/offers/private-spa-break-with-friends (ne pas prendre en compte le "with friends" dans le nom, on peut le faire avec son partenaire et quelqu'un d'autres. L'expérience est pour 2 mais on peut ajouter des personnes (maximum 6 personnes au total) moyennant frais. C'est détaillé dans la fiche sur le site mais c'est un espace qui sera privatisé rien que pour nous quand on réserve l'expérience. L'espace et le forfait incluent jacuzzi (avec mousse de savon et c'est génial), sauna, bouteille de champagne frappé (dans le prix), double sensory shower trucs à grignoter, lounge avec télé, c'est vraiment pas mal, on y va plus pour le spa que pour la télé évidement), la privatisation de cet endroit dure trois heures (c'est prolongeable via frais) ça coûte plus de 800 CHF en semaine et plus de 1000 CHF en weekend. L'expérience apparaît dans cette vidéo et l'hôtel aussi : https://youtu.be/yb54HhbTbRc?si=uFRTdGXnx1deP-Nw"
@
"Table 4 à 8 spice kitchen "
@
"Hôtel et super restaurant "
@blitzer
"Complexe avec 3 très beaux hôtels. nous avions celui ou l on peut faire de la chirurgie esthétique. très bon moment mais vraiment très cher. vu époustouflante sur le lac de Lucerne "
@
"Ristorante Spices kitchen, ma c’è ne sono anche altri"
@erica.provenzale
"Vue incroyable et piscine extérieure"
@maxime.delahodde
"Voir l’ascenseur extérieur "
@mathoud
"https://www.instagram.com/p/CNnX0pwlJt0/?igshid=18oxplxbu0bw2"
@
"palace vue lac lucerne spa et cadre magnifique"
@
"02-04.04.2021 pendant Covid-19 LW, CW"
@
"Adresse fétiche d’Audrey Hepburn ou encore Charlie Chaplin. grand, moderne, piscine avec vue débordante. Spa très renommé."
@
"280chf 4h au spa, billet bateau et funiculaire inclus depuis Lucerne "
@
"Point de vue de folie 😍😍 apéro en terrasse "
@marieboblin
"I spent the day at the spa with my boyfriend. It was the most beautiful and relaxing day I had so far in my life I guess. The landscape is absolutely stunning, breathtaking. "
@camille.chervin
"monday views 📍@buergenstockresort"
@nicolas_qn
"Complexe hôtelier historique - propriété de QIA (Qatar)"
@
"Reco milk. Adresse mythique de Audrey Hepburn. Spa. "
@
"Hotel&lodge vue sur le lac des quatre cantons et alpes suisses"
@
"Asphalte possibilité de juste y manger (spices pr exemple). Spectaculaire et cher"
@
"Spa incroyable avec vue sur le lac "
@