Top Hotels in Canton of Vaud Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Canton of Vaud Bed and Breakfast Inns | Places to Stay in Canton of Vaud
Located in the southwestern part of Switzerland, in its French-speaking part between Lake Geneva and Lake Neuchâtel, the Canton of Vaud is a vacation destination where life is good. Easily accessible thanks to the proximity of Geneva international airport and an exceptionally dense public transport network, the region offers all the necessary infrastructures, from five-star palaces to charming guest rooms. The diversity of its landscapes, from the peaks of the Alps, to the lakeside towns of Lausanne and Montreux, to the wide open spaces of the Jura and the authentic charm of the countryside, concentrates all the facets of Switzerland in one territory. The beautiful towns and villages, such as Lausanne, Montreux, Nyon, Morges and Yverdon-les-Bains, are steeped in centuries of history and rich in captivating culture. This region has influenced and inspired artists over the years, from Lord Byron and Audrey Hepburn to Charlie Chaplin and Freddie Mercury. But the region is best known for its art of living. Local or internationally renowned events, outdoor sports activities, regional know-how, typical and high level gastronomy, excellent wines, living traditions, cultural offer... are all elements that seduce visitors.
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1. Hotel Masson
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Welcome to Hotel Masson, your Montreux “home away from home.” Hotel Masson aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Allo Claude (1.2 mi) and Marche couvert de Montreux (1.2 mi), guests of Hotel Masson can easily experience some of Montreux's most well known attractions. Rooms at Hotel Masson offer a flat screen TV, a minibar, and a desk providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Baggage storage is one of the conveniences offered at this small hotel. A hot tub and free breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Hotel Masson, free parking is available. While in Montreux, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Hotel Masson, including Restaurant La Rouvenaz (1.2 mi), Le Palais Oriental (1.1 mi), and Restaurant Le Museum (1.1 mi). During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like Freddie Mercury Memorial (1.2 mi), Lakeside Promenade Fleuri (1.2 mi), and Vieille-Ville de Montreux (1.1 mi), which are all within walking distance of the small hotel. Hotel Masson puts the best of Montreux at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Nice place
Reviewed By 816nadineaSpent a really nice night at Hotel Masson, which has a lot of historic charm. At the end of May, a few weeks after the lookdown caused by Covid-19 strict measures should have still been in place. We were a bit surprised to see that no (at least obvisous) measures were taken apart from one desinfectant at the entrence of the dining room. We would have felt more secure if the owners had shown more awareness of the special circumstances.
2. Hotel de Chailly
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
One night stay in Hotel de Chailly
Reviewed By alinde187677It was Sunday when we came from Germany to this place but despite it hotel stuff was very caring giving us precise guidances in written how to get into the hotel and room without them. We were there just for one night having everything we need. Thank you!
3. Chateau Salavaux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Au cœur de la région des Trois Lacs, près du lac de Morat, le Château Salavaux se présente tel un véritable havre de paix, où résonner d’antan le plus grand carillon d’Europe. La propriété et ses 17 chambres se dressent au milieu de 2.5 hectares de verdure et de jardins fleuris. Le concept du restaurant du Château Salavaux est entièrement basé sur les produits locaux et de saison et c’est pour cela que nous entretenons de forts liens avec nos producteurs. La nature et les saisons décident des produits qui figurent au menu. Le Chef de cuisine, Philippe Bouteille, et son équipe, développent constamment de nouvelles idées, toujours dans le but de vous surprendre et surtout, de vous régaler!
Good place for a getaway
Reviewed By jeanlucp731We had a very enjoyable time during our stay at this place. The managing team is excellent and making sure that you stay is comfortable. The room we had was modern and functionable. In short - nothing fancy but quite comfortable. The restaurant offers excellent food but in the upper end from a price standpoint. I believe that the management team has decided to focus more on short stay and gastronomic cuisine than guest spending a week for relaxation. If you were to stay several nights the menu could offer more options im the mid-range price. Local products and quality are clearly a priority and much appreciated at our end.
4. Chatonneyre Corseaux Lavaux - Hotel Cafe Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Christophe and Nicolas Ming welcome you to the Hôtellerie de Châtonneyre! The 3-star establishment has been proudly located in the centre of the wine village of Corseaux, in the majestic vineyards of Lavaux - UNESCO, for 50 years now. It enjoys a magnificent view of the lake, the mountains and the town of Vevey below. It has 17 newly renovated rooms and suites, seminar and banqueting rooms for up to 300 people and a restaurant with terrace offering bistronomic cuisine using local and seasonal products, accompanied by the best wines of the region.
not the worst, but lackluster
Reviewed By bumi84I don't know exactly where to begin with this. Let's point out at first, that the room (for two) was around 150.- CHF per night, just to set up the stage. But what do we get for that money? The hotel was NOT fully booked when we arrived. You could easily tell by the amount of customers having breakfast in the morning that there was still some rooms available. And yet, they decided to give us one of the rooms on the 3rd floor, directly under the roof. With a wooden ceiling and some angles. During a very warm September with up to 27°c during the day - and no AC in the room. So things got pretty hot actually which was definitely not a pleasant feeling. It didn't help either that the room itself is not too big. A decently sized bed, a minibar (empty), a safe, a tiny TV, 2 chairs and a tiny desk plus to bedside tables. It didn't even have a wardrobe, just some hangers for coats and such. No wardrobe. What the actual f*** ?! The mattress was on the harder side, but that's always subjective. We didn't particularly like it. At least everything was clean, just as the very small bathroom. You could hardly turn around in there, it almost felt as a phone booth with running water, but without a phone. Not great, but it served its purpose. Definitely not enough space for your personal items and utensils though. The restaurant is only open on 4 days a week, which is a very weird concept. At least they serve breakfast every day, albeit not a great one. Basically it's all of decent quality, even the bread (which is more than other Hotels can claim), but the variety us just not there. Some cereal, two types of meat, 2 types of cheese, a bit of fruit, eggs, yoghurt and 5 different kinds of bread. Go nuts. It's okay and gets you fed, but I would not dare calling it a good breakfast. Sort of the same goes with diner, if you manage to catch one of the 4 days they are actually open for business. It's all cooked well, but the portions could be a notch bigger sized. Plus, all the dishes sound very fancy on paper, but the taste doesn't really match that picturesque description. But it seems that 'making it sound fancy' is their way of setting up the prices. A pork chop with a handful of veggies and some polenta for 40.-? That's steep. Last but not least we got the 'service quality', which is basically nonexistant. Some of the staff speaks English and some German, whereas others only speak in French. I might be alone with that opinion, but if you work in a touristic place, a 2nd language can be expected, even if it would not be perfect. But the language barrier is just the tip of the iceberg. If you check in on MO or TU, there is no reception. You are emailed a code for the door and the key to your room lies on a table at the entrance, for anyone to pick. The reception desk is never occupied at all. It's the staff from the bar/restaurant that handles this part as well. So when you check out, you just hand them your key and that's it. Cutting corners, eh? That's one way of doing it, just don't have a freaking reception at all. Wow. Sometimes during the breakfast it was almost impossible to order some more coffee, as the (only!) waitress just didn't even look at you. I understand that you got quite some work if you have to handle the breakfast all on your own. But aside from the drinks it was all on buffet and no orders had to be taken. Plus, I rarely saw more than 5 tables busy at once. So it should be manageable to be a little more attentive and check if your customers would possibly need something. Similar situation at diner. There were only 2 servers and it took way too long to actually clean off the table after we finished our plates and if we wouldn't have called for service, we would have waited even longer. If you actually manage to catch the staff (and you might even understand each other) they are very friendly. There's no argueing about that. But the level of service was actually not there. In short: if you're just on the lookout to spend some nights in a clean room without ANY extras at all, this serves exactly that purpose. But for that alone, 150.- are way too much. You can get exactly the same level of room- and servicequality in Hotels that are 50.- less per night. Not recommended.
5. Guest House Le Charlot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
If you’re looking for a family-friendly guest house in Vevey, look no further than Guest House Le Charlot. While staying at Guest House Le Charlot, visitors can check out The Fork (0.2 mi) and Church of St Barvara (0.2 mi), some of Vevey's top attractions. In addition, while staying at Guest House Le Charlot guests have access to a coffee shop and a sun terrace, and you can stay connected with free wifi. You can also enjoy a lounge while staying at Guest House Le Charlot. If you like cafes, Guest House Le Charlot is conveniently located near Bla Bla Vevey Cafe Restaurant, L'Annexe, and Vevey Bien Cafe & Take Away. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Charlie Chaplin Statue (0.2 mi) and Nestle Headquarters (Palais Nestle) (0.6 mi), which are some popular Vevey attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the guest house. The staff at Guest House Le Charlot looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Perfect location - Nice and clean room - Good value
Reviewed By NachosEaterWhen we booked this hotel we didn't expected that kind of experience. The reception is "virtual" but that has no impact on the warm side of the place! We had, throughout our stay, the same interlocutor by messaging, he was very friendly and knows the region perfectly! He was very good advice for restaurants and activities in the region. The room, simple but equipped with everything you need for a pleasant stay. And above all an incredible view of the lake and a castle!
6. Auberge de Duillier
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 43 reviews
Welcome to Auberge de Duillier, your Nyon “home away from home.” Auberge de Duillier aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. For those interested in checking out Le Temple de Nyon (1.9 mi) while visiting Nyon, Auberge de Duillier is a short distance away. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Auberge de Duillier offer a flat screen TV and a sofa. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a chapel and newspaper. Guests of Auberge de Duillier are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. While visiting Nyon, you may want to try some fish and chips at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Cafe du Marche. If you are interested in exploring Nyon, check out an ancient ruins, such as Roman Columns. Auberge de Duillier puts the best of Nyon at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Worst Hotel
Reviewed By Canberk AThis hotel was terrible. The wireless was not accessible from my room. And the personal of hotel did not solve the problem. There were not refrigirator at room and there were not any heater at my room too. It was too cold when nights. And i wanted to change my room but the personal did not care. Do not go this hotel.
7. La Maison d'Igor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
A century ago, the composer Igor Stravinsky chose Morges as the ideal location for both calm and climate; it is here that he composed his most remarkable works. Today, you can be just as inspired, enjoying the house he lived in with its lush gardens overlooking Lake Geneva and the Alps. Entirely converted into an 8-room hotel in 2012, La Maison d’Igor has been fully refurbished with modern amenities to meet the needs of today’s exigent client while still preserving the beauty of things past, such as the original woodwork, sculptures, stucco, fireplace and fountain that have all been lovingly restored to their former glory.
Wonderful boutique hotel
Reviewed By 132christinecOur family, from around the world, have just returned from a four day visit to Lausanne for the Triathlon world championships. We decided to stay in Morges as it was better value and quieter than Lausanne, the train connections are so quick and frequent that travel was not a problem. The little hotel was a wonderful find. The staff were all lovely and helpful even finding a lockable room for my son to keep his very precious triathlon bike in. The rooms were all different with a mixture of decor - our huge, black and white bathroom had an artificial, life sized zebra head on the wall! The beds and pillows were very comfortable. Breakfast consisted of croissants, cereal, fruit, yoghurt, cold meat, cheese and home grown tomatoes. There is a lovely terrace outside to eat, if the weather is clement. There is a small Italian Restaurant at the hotel (it is run separately to the hotel by a delightful Italian young man) which is fairly good but not cheap (nothing is in Switzerland). Overall, we had a memorable stay and thoroughly enjoyed the Swiss hospitality.
8. Hotel 46a
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
46a welcomes you !Two steps away from Lac Leman, accommodate yourself in our apart'hotel and enjoy our restaurant.The Methys Beauty Center and our fitness will ensure your well-being. Welcome !Whether for a short or a long stay, accomodating at the Apart’hotel combines the comfort of a fully-furnished apartment together with the services of a hotel.By choosing to reside at 46a you give your stay more liberty. The fully-equiped kitchen allows any choice : eat in your apartment, order at the restaurant and eat in the apartment or eat at the restaurant. Welcome to your full-options stay !
Basic, clean, value for money
Reviewed By 989abebBasic location right by the lake - has the advantage of delivering excellent price vs. quality and the Bellerive public pool across the street is a definite must-go on sunny days. What did I miss? Breakfast and nearby shops (bring your own food and store it in the fridge). Gym and sauna are a nice plus.
9. Domaine du Burignon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Domaine du Burignon is an excellent choice for travelers visiting St-Saphorin-Lavaux, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at Domaine du Burignon provide a kitchenette, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. During your visit, be sure to check out one of St-Saphorin-Lavaux's popular French restaurants such as Auberge de l'Onde and Auberge de Rivaz, all a short distance from Domaine du Burignon. Enjoy your stay in St-Saphorin-Lavaux!
A Dream with A View
Reviewed By julia-alison-londonWe spent 3 Days at the Domaine du Burignon and everythins was perfect. Our Lumiere Suite was very clean, lovely and cozy. The View from the Room is breathtaking. The bed was very comfortable. There is a great wine terrasse at the BnB. Fantastic wine and again great view (we spent the whole evening there). The hosts are very helpfull and nice. We enjoyed the whole time from A to Z :-)
10. La Croix d'Or- Hotel-Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Situé à 860m d'altitude, l'Hôtel de La Croix d'Or offre un cadre exceptionnel pour les amoureux de la nature. Alliant charme, confort et calme, cet ancien château du 17e siècle entièrement rénové en 2019, se situe sur le chemin des Crêtes du Jura et sera le départ idéal pour vos randonnées. L’Hôtel dispose de 8 chambres spacieuses, confortables et raffinées tout en proposant des équipements contemporains.
Lovely hotel and restaurant
Reviewed By yaell_12We stayed in the hotel for one night. The room was clean and very large and lovely, the restaurant was very good, and the overall atmosphere and service were welcoming and friendly. Highly recommended.
