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Fairmont Le Montreux Palace

Montreux, Switzerland · Fairmont · High Luxury

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Eugène Jost's Belle Époque Montreux Palace opened March 19, 1906 on Lake Geneva after an 18-month build for Alexandre Emery and Ami Chessex. On July 20, 1936 diplomats signed the Montreux Convention Regarding the Regime of the Straits in the Salle des Fêtes. Vladimir Nabokov lived here for his last seventeen years; Richard Strauss composed his Four Last Songs while in residence. Listed as a Swiss cultural property of national importance, it remains a Montreux Jazz Festival address.

About Fairmont Le Montreux Palace

History

Fairmont Le Montreux Palace opened in 1906 on the shores of Lake Geneva in the Swiss Riviera. The Belle Époque palace is one of the finest examples of grand European hotel architecture, featuring ornate golden domes visible across the lake. Frédéric Chopin's great-grand nephew, Vladimir Horowitz, and countless other classical musicians performed in the hotel's concert rooms, reflecting Montreux's deep musical heritage and the nearby Montreux Jazz Festival. The hotel was taken over by Fairmont in 2006 following its acquisition of FRHI.

The setting

10 km from Rochers de Naye mountains.

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