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Beau-Rivage Geneva

Geneva, Switzerland · Independent · Apex Luxury

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Beau-Rivage Geneva, the independent palace founded in 1865 by Jean-Jacques Mayer at Quai du Mont-Blanc 13, is one of Europe's oldest continuously family-managed grand hotels, its façade facing the Alps and Lake Geneva. The hotel witnessed the assassination of Empress Elisabeth of Austria outside its doors in 1898 and hosted the signing of the Czechoslovak Declaration of Independence in 1918.

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Beau-Rivage Geneva, the independent palace founded in 1865 by Jean-Jacques Mayer at Quai du Mont-Blanc 13, is one of Europe's oldest continuously family-managed grand hotels, its façade facing the Alps and Lake Geneva.

The setting

Beau-Rivage Geneva, the independent palace founded in 1865 by Jean-Jacques Mayer at Quai du Mont-Blanc 13, is one of Europe's oldest continuously family-managed grand hotels, its façade facing the Alps and Lake Geneva. The hotel witnessed the assassination of Empress Elisabeth of Austria outside its doors in 1898 and hosted the signing of the Czechoslovak Declaration of Independence in 1918. Bains des Pâquis lies six minutes on foot, the flower-clock L'Horloge Fleurie nine minutes, and the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre seventeen minutes, placing guests at the heart of Geneva's historic lakefront enclave. 16-minute walk to Grand Théâtre de Genève.

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