Hotel Des Balances

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Lucerne – Lake Lucerne Region

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Hotel des Balances
Weinmarkt
6004 Luzern
Phone +41 (0)41 418 28 28
balances.ch

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4-star superior hotel in the heart of Lucerne's old town, directly on the river Reuss. Managed by Peter E. Büsser for 21 years. All the rooms and suites in this 12th century house were completely renovated in 2008, historic flair blending harmoniously with the most modern design both on the outside and the inside. The restaurant Balances with its lounge, bar and terrace boasts 14 Gault Millau points.

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Hotel Des Balances – in keeping with tradition and trend^The Hotel Des Balances - a four star superior property – is located in the beautiful heart of Lucerne’s Old Town. The ideal starting point for shopping and sight seeing. It has 56 tastefully renovated rooms and suites with a view of the famous Chapel Bridge, Jesuit Church and Mount Pilatus. Enjoy market fresh creations in our Restaurant Balances with lounge, bar and terrace directly at the river Reuss. 14 Gault Millau points stand for culinary art. Individual premises impressively combine tradition and modern comfort and provide the perfect framework for your unique event. Treat yourself to insBrational moments at the Hotel des Balances.
Former guildhall in Lucerne's Old Town. Attractively painted façade, lovely terrace overlooking the river Reuss. Nice rooms with view to Chapell-bridge/Jesuit Church. Finest Swiss cooking.

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Typically Swiss Hotel

Des Balances has all Lucerne at its feet! Thanks to its location, the hotel makes a perfect base for shopping and sightseeing tours, besides having plenty of attractions of its own.

The history of the building dates back to the twelfth century and proves it to have been a popular meeting place throughout the ages, even if it did not become a hotel until 1837.

The painted facade is one of the most photographed motifs in town and viewed from the river Reuss, gives it the flair of a Venetian palace.