An elegant and old-fashioned (in the nicest sense of the description) ‘wedding cake’ of a hotel. We had a very comfortable suite with a balcony and great views over the lake to the mountains and the fountain rising from the lake (those of a certain age will remember Alexandra Bastedo standing in front of it at the beginning of ‘The Champions’!).
Our suite was just over 500 euros – which is not cheap of course – but it was huge, with two bathrooms, two showers, a wonderful bed, masses of hanging space, mini bar, great toiletries, lots of towels, large bowl of complimentary fruit and delicious free box of chocolates.
The hotel was very quiet so it was quite lonely in the bar and restaurant. The barman was charming and the waiting staff in the restaurant are quite formal, again in the nicest sense and we rather enjoy that (though I suspect some people might describe it as ‘stuffy’). The food was pretty good but quite old-style and substantial!
There is garage parking if you are driving and it’s extremely pleasant to walk alongside the lake, even in November. The pretty pastels of the old buildings cast a delightful shadow on the lake.
The town is filled with high end luxury shops but there is a fair amount of construction going on a little way down from the hotel. However they are doing this in the most amazingly efficient way (e.g. the lorries have to be washed before they leave the building site and join the public road).







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