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Ameron Hotel Flora

4.2 of 5 • 1,783 reviews
Lucerne
Great location, nice hotel.
Convenient location, nice staff, good restaurant.
£119

Palace Luzern

4.7 of 5 • 174 reviews
Lucerne
Amazing location, great and helpful staff.
Beautiful view of Lucern Lake and mountains.
£235

Hotel Des Balances

4.7 of 5 • 176 reviews
Lucerne
Charming hotel with an excellent location.
Beautiful View of River and Town.
£138

Grand Hotel National

4.6 of 5 • 393 reviews
Lucerne
Great location Beautiful viewNice staff Good food
Beautiful, historic hotel, right on Lake Lucerne.
£195

Chateau Guetsch

4.4 of 5 • 126 reviews
Lucerne
Great forest walks nearby.
Amazing Hotel in Amazing location.
£138

Seehotel Hermitage

4.7 of 5 • 442 reviews
Lucerne
Fantastic location with view of lake and mountains.
Welcoming staff, tremendous location and impeccabl.
£130

Waldstaetterhof Swiss Quality Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 457 reviews
Lucerne
The staff was nice, helpful and very competent.
Everyone was very gracious and the food was excellent.
£126

Cascada Swiss Quality Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 341 reviews
Lucerne
Clean, friendly staff, convenient = great stay.
Nice staff, nice restaurant.
£127

Radisson Blu Hotel, Lucerne

4.2 of 5 • 583 reviews
Lucerne
Modern hotel walking distance to train station.
Very nice hotel, great location, friendly staff.
£121

Altstadt Hotel Krone Luzern

4.2 of 5 • 604 reviews
Lucerne
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
Great location within short walk to everything..
£89

 

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Recent Reviews in Lucerne

Wonderful Palace Luzern

5 out of 5

The hotel must be the most fabulous on Lake Luzern. We joined a couple that arrived a week earlier and their experiences taking various tours made them valuable assets. We climbed to The Gutsch and had drinks and snacks, Wonderful views!!. The small city center is easy walking with lots of shops and beer.

A verified traveller from Colorado stayed at Palace Luzern


Posted 1 day ago

Reviews for Palace Luzern

Nice hotel, friendly staff

4 out of 5

The hotel is a short walk from the center of the city while still feeling removed from the hustle and bustle of the center. Breakfast is excellent. The facility while dated maintains its original charm. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Unique experience!

A verified traveller from Toronto stayed at Chateau Guetsch


Posted 3 days ago

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Pocket Guide: Lucerne

Set on the shores of the glittering Lake Lucerne, surrounded by rugged mountains and boasting a characterful old town, the city of Lucerne is one of the most picturesque in Europe. Concert venues, top hotels, galleries and museums make the city a great destination for culture vultures, while the nearby mountains and eponymous lake provide plenty of opportunities for action packed outdoor activities. An annual carnival, regular live music gigs and a handful of trendy bars give the city a younger side, ensuring Lucerne has something for everyone.

Where to Stay in Lucerne

Old Town – The perfect place to start your exploration of the city is this picturesque area filled with traditional houses, elegant squares, shops and restaurants. You’ll find plenty of Lucerne hotels close to the Old Town.

Lake Lucerne – Lake Lucerne offers you canoeing, windsurfing, waterskiing and stand up paddle boarding. Should all this seem a little energetic you can simply stroll along one of the many waterfront promenades or join a paddle steamer and see the city from a different perspective. Book a waterside hotel on the banks of Lake Lucerne.

Hirschmatt/Kleinstadt – Located by the waterfront, this characterful area has a good choice of al fresco waterside dining options, elegant apartment buildings and plenty of bars and restaurants to explore – as well as hotels offering unbeatable views.

Bruch – With a great choice of independent restaurants, cafes, bars and boutiques, Bruch is a good neighbourhood to visit if you’re looking for a less touristy side of Lucerne. Trendy bars have begun sprouting up in the neighbourhood, giving Bruch and neighbouring Gibraltar something of a hipster vibe.

How to Make the Most of Your Hotel in Lucerne

The most iconic sight in Lucerne is the Kapellbrücke, a 14th century wooden bridge that runs diagonally across the river Reuss. The oldest surviving truss bridge in the world, the inside of the Kapellbrücke is decorated with a series of 17th century paintings. The city’s other famous sight is its Lion Monument. A large rock relief sculpture located in a former sandstone quarry outside of Lucerne, the monument commemorates a group of Swiss guards who were massacred during the French Revolution. You should also make sure you visit the city’s old town, take in the Church of St Leodegar with its Gothic towers and head out to Mount Pilatus, home to the world’s steepest cog railway.

For a cultural tour it is hard to beat a trip to the old town but there is also the Swiss Museum of Transport, the historic delights of nearby Meggenhorn Castle or the shows at the Culture and Convention Centre to consider. If you want something active to do the nearby lake offers waterskiing, canoeing, stand up paddle boarding and windsurfing. Hiking, biking and walking trails crisscross the local area, while a choice of beaches can be found along the lake’s shore.

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