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Beau-Rivage Palace Hotel Lausanne
District: Ouchy Super SaverPopular
Exclusive traditional hotel often praised for exceptional services and luxurious facilities, just 2 kilometres from the city centre.
Superb9.3
(77 reviews)
Movenpick Hotel Lausanne
District: Ouchy Super SaverPopular
Situated on Lake Leman close to the highway exit, this hotel is easily accessible using the metro station.
Very Good8.3
(419 reviews)
Angleterre & Residence Hotel Lausanne
District: Ouchy Popular
Set on the banks of Lake Geneva overlooking the Alps, a first class option with a fine Italian restaurant and private underground parking.
Great8.7
(66 reviews)
Aulac Hotel Lausanne
District: Ouchy Popular
A 10 minute drive from the city and its train station, set on the beautiful shore of Lake Geneva
Very Good8
(450 reviews)
Chateau d’Ouchy Hotel Lausanne
District: Ouchy Popular
Overlooking the beautiful Lake Geneva, this peaceful haven enjoys exceptional surroundings, ideal for nature lovers.
Superb9.3
(126 reviews)
Du Port Hotel
District: Ouchy Popular
Mid range waterfront property, an easy 5 minute stroll from the Olympic Museum and IMD
Great8.6
(189 reviews)
Nash Carlton Hotel
District: Ouchy Popular
A charming hotel, ideally located near the railway station and Leman Lake, with access to metro system
Very Good8.3
(440 reviews)
Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne
District: Ouchy
Introduction to Lausanne - Ouchy
Ouchy, in the south of Switzerland's Lausanne, is a port, commune and popular lakeside resort on the shores of Lake Geneva. Popular with visitors for its views of close by France, Ouchy is also a favourite area for skateboarding and roller-skating. The stunning views of the Alps and the lake, and the cool air during summer, have made the town an extremely busy destination. Around the port there is a cluster of Ouchy hotels and recommended restaurants. Once a small fishing village, the town was incorporated into Lausanne during the mid-19th century to act as a port on Lake Geneva. Today the town hosts extreme sports competitions throughout the year, meaning extreme sport enthusiasts visit it during summer and winter months. One of the most interesting buildings in the area is an old medieval castle, previously used as a residence for bishops and a prison but which has now been converted into a hotel.Visit our Lausanne Travel Guide
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