Boutique Hotel with a breathtaking view of Lake Geneva
• Location: Evian Les Bains
• Year of renovation: 2017
• Total Area: 2200 m2
• Price: 4’500’000 Euro
• 37 double rooms. It is possible to add one more floor with 6 rooms.
• Restaurant with large terrace
• The breakfast room can be used or transformed into a café, boulangerie, tearoom or bar.
There are rooms with amazing view of Lac Léman (Lake Geneva), Lausanne, Switzerland and the Famous Lavaux vineyards area. All Lake view rooms have balconies and terraces.
Evian, between lake and mountain Nestled between the lake and the mountains, Evian benefits from a truly exceptional natural environment that has made it an internationally famous tourist resort. In all seasons, the city, in addition to its exceptional natural setting, offers a multitude of activities and accommodations open to tourism. The proximity of the ski resorts transforms it into an ideal starting point to reach the snowy slopes or the green mountain pastures in summer. Evian, a city of water, is renowned for its internationally renowned SPA infrastructures.
Évian Casino Following the success of a gaming house installed in 1873 in a chalet at the exit of Evian, the municipality is studying a project to create a Casino. To create this Casino, the mayor, Baron Louis Ennemont de Blonay, donated his castle to the city in 1877
Evian is also the ideal place for the organization of company seminars and congresses. Evian, proud of its thermal past, has preserved all the wealth of its heritage The Buvette Cachat and the Griffon of the Cachat Source testify to the resort’s former life and are the iconic places in Evian. Exceptional cultural sites: Villa Lumière, Palais Lumière, Maison Gribaldi, Funicular, Notre Dame de l’Assomption Church, Theatre and Casino make Evian a recognized city of culture. Evian is also a hub for tourists who want to go to Geneva to visit their Bankers and/or go to most of the French and Swiss Ski resorts of the Local Alps. It is also 1:30 hours from Geneva Airport and 1 hour away from the St Bernard Tunnel or the Mont Blanc Tunnel, which are used to cross from Switzerland or France to Italy.
