An all-suite hotel with wine cellars in Vitznau, a resort on the Bürgenberg or a Belle Époque palace on the Lucerne quay: together with you, our travel advisors choose which of the luxury hotels on Lake Lucerne will make your trip perfect. Every suitespot booking comes with free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits worth over €500.
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On the shore, above the water or in the city? The best hotels on Lake Lucerne appear here side by side, with location, suitespot score and nightly rate. Our tip: for starred cuisine and wine cellars, stay at the Park Hotel Vitznau right on the shore; if you travel with children, book the Bürgenstock Hotel with its kids' club and Alpine Spa.
| Hotel | Location | suitespot score | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne | Halde-Lützelmatt | ★ 4.9/5 | 487 € |
| Bürgenstock Hotel | on Lake Lucerne | ★ 4.4/5 | 1030 € |
| Park Hotel Vitznau | am Vierwaldstättersee | ★ 4.8/5 | 862 € |
| Chenot Palace Weggis | Hertenstein | ★ 4.2/5 | – |
| AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora | City Centre | ★ 4.0/5 | 329 € |
Many of our partner hotels on Lake Lucerne offer special conditions bookable via suitespot – from free nights to discounts on longer stays. Your suitespot benefits (breakfast, upgrade chance, hotel credit) apply on top. The strongest right now is Fourth night free (on selected room categories) at the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne.
| Hotel | Offer | Bookable until |
|---|---|---|
| Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne | Fourth night free (on selected room categories) | July 28, 2027 |
Park Hotel Vitznau · am VierwaldstätterseeThree of our luxury hotels on Lake Lucerne lie out on the lake, two in the city of Lucerne. For food and wine lovers we recommend the Park Hotel Vitznau in Vitznau Bay, an all-suite hotel with two Michelin Keys and two-star cuisine. Families and spa fans are best off at the Bürgenstock Hotel on the Bürgenberg, with a kids' club and five pools.The Park Hotel Vitznau closed for four years from 2009 and was completely rebuilt inside, down to fire and earthquake safety. Since March 2013 it has welcomed guests year-round as an all-suite hotel, with new restaurants, wine cellars, a medical center and a spa. It sees itself as a private guest house: restaurants, bar and spa open by reservation only, and the spa is for hotel guests alone.
Bürgenstock Hotel · on Lake LucerneOn the Bürgenberg, the resort's new building opened in 2017 after three years of construction. Today the Bürgenstock Hotel has two wings: the glass-fronted Contemporary with 102 rooms and suites on seven floors, and the Heritage, the restored Palace of 1903 with 109 rooms.
In Lucerne itself, the AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora completed its second renovation phase in spring 2026, with boutique rooms, ten additional Junior Suites and murals by Olaf Hajek. On the Nationalquai, the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne has welcomed guests since September 2022 in a restored Belle Époque palace whose rooms mostly come with a balcony or terrace.
Infinity pool on the Rigi shore: At the Park Hotel Vitznau you swim in a heated outdoor infinity pool, open daily from 7 am to 9 pm, with the mountain panorama in front of you. The spa is reserved for hotel guests: Finnish sauna, Kneipp hydrotherapy, an ice grotto, a tepidarium, two relaxation rooms and a private spa suite, plus treatments with La Prairie and HydraFacial.
Chenot Palace Weggis · HertensteinFive pools on the mountain: If you want a 5-star hotel on Lake Lucerne with a resort spa, you will end up at the Bürgenstock Hotel. The Alpine Spa spreads 10,000 m² over three floors, and its infinity pool runs from inside to outside with a view across the lake. Private Alpine spa suites and a gym round it off, and in summer the outdoor Hollywood pool opens too.
Medicine rather than massage: At the Chenot Palace Weggis, everything revolves around your health: diagnostics, bio-energetic check-ups, a metabolic and sports laboratory and programs such as Advanced Detox or Recover & Energise. For swimming there is a 20-meter indoor pool in natural stone and a private beach on the lake.
In Lucerne: Stay in town and you do without a pool, but not without warmth and calm: the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne has SPA Bellefontaine with a sauna, a steam bath and Biologique Recherche treatments.
Vitznau: At the Park Hotel Vitznau, Patrick Mahler cooks menus with Japanese and Nordic influences at focus ATELIER, awarded two Michelin stars and 18 Gault&Millau points; his signature is duck liver ice cream with beetroot and beef tartare. On the lake terrace of the Grill Restaurant, Black Angus and 16-year-old Omakuh come off the grill in the evening, fired with wood from the hotel's own forest. At the Chef's Table you experience the kitchens in six stages.
Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne · Halde-LützelmattLucerne: On the Nationalquai, the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne has two starred restaurants: Colonnade with French haute cuisine and two Michelin stars, and next to it the Japanese omakase counter Minamo with one star. For Italian food, head to BACiO della Mamma at the AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora.
At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.
Bürgenstock: The resort around the Bürgenstock Hotel counts twelve places to eat and drink, from Christian Scharrer's Verbena and the Oak Grill with its pool patio by the spa to the Taverne with traditional Swiss dishes. The Osteria Alpina Terrazza serves Italian cooking.
If you want an evening of great wines at a 5-star hotel on Lake Lucerne, ask the Park Hotel Vitznau for a cellar tour: six wine cellars hold around 40,000 bottles, including every vintage of Château d'Yquem since 1890. The Verlinde Bar keeps more than 200 vintage Armagnacs and Cognacs. Since everything runs by reservation, our travel advisors will plan the evening for you.
In Vitznau, hotelier Josef Anton Bon opened the Park Hotel in 1903, designed by Karl Koller, who later built Suvretta House in St. Moritz. Today the Park Hotel Vitznau displays a collection by the surrealist Claude Verlinde, who also gave the bar its name.
The pioneers Franz Josef Bucher and Josef Durrer opened the first hotel on the Bürgenstock in 1873; the Hammetschwand Lift followed in 1905, and later Audrey Hepburn and Sophia Loren came to stay. Bucher was drawn to the Lucerne waterfront too: in 1906 he opened the Palace Hotel there, today the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne. Up on the mountain, the Bürgenstock Hotel carries this story on in its Heritage wing.
Awards: Two Michelin Keys each, which rate hotels as a whole, go to the Park Hotel Vitznau and the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne; both also hold five stars in the Forbes Travel Guide. Together with the Bürgenstock Hotel they are members of Swiss Deluxe Hotels, a group of Swiss 5-star hotels. For its wine list, the Park Hotel Vitznau received the Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence in 2026.
The boats link the shores like a bus route on the water, with Lucerne as their hub. So ask yourself whether you would rather stroll through old lanes in the evening or sit on a terrace with nothing below but the lake. Your luxury hotel on Lake Lucerne then almost chooses itself.
AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora · City CentreIn the city of Lucerne: On the Nationalquai, on the northern lakeshore, you stay at the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne, with lake and Alps in front of the house. Under five minutes on foot from the station and the boat piers, opposite the Rosengart Collection, stands the AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora. Our pick for anyone combining city and lake.
On the Rigi shore in Vitznau and Weggis: The Park Hotel Vitznau sits right on the water in Vitznau Bay at the foot of the Rigi, with private lake access and the hotel's own boats. A few kilometers along, the Chenot Palace Weggis looks out at the Rigi and Pilatus; on request a free shuttle collects you from Küssnacht am Rigi station or the boat pier.
At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.
On the Bürgenberg: The Bürgenstock Hotel stands about 500 meters above the lake on a car-free, 60-hectare estate. You reach it by boat from Lucerne and the Bürgenstock funicular, by car or even by private plane.
Combine city and lake: two nights at the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne for the Old Town, the KKL and starred dining, then two nights at the Park Hotel Vitznau on the shore, traveling between them by boat. Our travel advisors coordinate rooms, restaurants and the crossing for you.
In the city of Lucerne, prices begin at the AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora with 328 €; at the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne by the lake they start from 486 €.
On the shore in Vitznau, the Park Hotel Vitznau starts at 862 €, on the Bürgenberg the Bürgenstock Hotel at 1,029 €; for the Chenot Palace Weggis with its program weeks, our travel advisors will give you the price. All five are listed by place in the table, and the hotel list further down shows the price for your dates and the rooms still free.
| Luxury hotel | From | suitespot benefits from | suitespot score |
|---|---|---|---|
| In the city of Lucerne | |||
| Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne | 486 € | 1st night | ★ 4.9/5 |
| AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora | 328 € | 1st night | ★ 4.0/5 |
| Vitznau and Weggis | |||
| Park Hotel Vitznau | 862 € | 1st night | ★ 4.8/5 |
| Chenot Palace Weggis | on request | 7 nights | ★ 4.2/5 |
| Bürgenstock | |||
| Bürgenstock Hotel | 1,029 € | 1st night | ★ 4.4/5 |
Included: At the Park Hotel Vitznau, the AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora, the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne and the Bürgenstock Hotel you get daily breakfast for two, an upgrade on arrival and early check-in or late check-out, the last two subject to availability. At the Mandarin Oriental, breakfast is served in MOzern Brasserie.
Credit: The AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora gives you 100 US dollars. The Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne works with 100, in suites 200 US dollars, divided between restaurants and spa; the Bürgenstock Hotel with 100 US dollars. Neither house includes the credit in every rate. The Chenot Palace Weggis adds 100 francs and fresh fruit every day from seven nights.
Points: You will find the Leaders Club twice, at the Park Hotel Vitznau and the Bürgenstock Hotel; at the Park Hotel Vitznau, give your membership number when booking. Fans of Mandarin Oriental applies at the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne. Because we book at the hotels' own rates, your points and status nights are kept.
When to go: From spring to fall it is the season of boat trips and lakeside terraces, and every summit makes a day trip. In winter the snow-covered mountains rise above the quiet lake, perfect for long spa days. Enquire early for summer weekends on the shore.
Length of stay: Plan three to four nights for a 5-star hotel on Lake Lucerne – enough for the city, a boat trip and a mountain. At the Chenot Palace Weggis, a stay starts at one week.
What sets the hotels on Lake Lucerne apart – from their opening year to the spa:
| Hotel | Opened | Renovated | Pool | Spa | Kids club | Michelin Keys | Forbes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne | 1906 | 2022 | ✓ | 2 Keys | 5 stars | ||
| Bürgenstock Hotel | 2017 | 2017 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Park Hotel Vitznau | 1903 | 2013 | ✓ | ✓ | 2 Keys | 5 stars | |
| Chenot Palace Weggis | 2020 | 2020 | ✓ | ✓ | – | ||
| AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora | 2026 | – |
On Lake Lucerne the Leaders Club appears twice, at the Park Hotel Vitznau and the Bürgenstock Hotel; in Vitznau, give your membership number when booking. Fans of Mandarin Oriental applies at the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne. Because suitespot books at direct rates, points and status benefits are kept; the suitespot benefits are what count at the Chenot Palace Weggis and the AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora.
| Program | Hotels | Examples on Lake Lucerne |
|---|---|---|
| Leaders Club | 2 hotels | Bürgenstock Hotel, Park Hotel Vitznau |
| Fans of Mandarin Oriental | 1 hotel | Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne |
Rates in Lucerne begin with 328 € at the AMERON Lucerne Hotel Flora and 486 € at the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne. On the lake, the Park Hotel Vitznau begins at 862 € and the Bürgenstock Hotel at 1,029 €. All four include breakfast for two and an upgrade subject to availability.
It depends on your trip. For starred cuisine and wine cellars right on the shore we recommend the Park Hotel Vitznau; for the city with a starred restaurant on the quay, the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne. With children or for plenty of spa, the Bürgenstock Hotel is the one. Our travel advisors listen to your wishes and suggest the right house in person.
On the shore in Vitznau the Park Hotel Vitznau, above the lake the Bürgenstock Hotel and in Lucerne the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne. All three are members of Swiss Deluxe Hotels, the association of five-star houses.
The Park Hotel Vitznau with private lake access and its own boats, the Chenot Palace Weggis with a private beach and, in Lucerne, the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne on the lakeside promenade of the Nationalquai.
Two hotels: the Park Hotel Vitznau has a heated outdoor infinity pool, open from 7 am to 9 pm. At the Bürgenstock Hotel, the Alpine Spa's infinity pool runs from inside to outside, high above the lake.
At the Park Hotel Vitznau, Patrick Mahler's focus ATELIER holds two Michelin stars. In Lucerne, the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne has Colonnade with two stars and the Minamo omakase counter with one.
The Park Hotel Vitznau and the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne hold two Michelin Keys each. The Keys rate the whole hotel; both houses also have five stars in the Forbes Travel Guide.
The Bürgenstock Hotel, because at World of Bürgenmutz, the resort's kids' club, children aged three to twelve play every day from 10 am to 7 pm. The Alpine Spa has set family times in the morning and late afternoon.
Most beautifully by boat from Lucerne to the pier at the foot of the Bürgenberg and from there up to the Bürgenstock Hotel on the Bürgenstock funicular. You can also come by car or public transport.
Yes. You can use the Leaders Club at the Park Hotel Vitznau (give your membership number when booking) and at the Bürgenstock Hotel, while Fans of Mandarin Oriental applies at the Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne. Since suitespot books at the hotels' own rates, your points are kept.
In Lucerne for the Old Town and culture (our pick: Mandarin Oriental Palace Lucerne), on the Rigi shore for peace by the water (our pick: Park Hotel Vitznau) and on the Bürgenberg for resort life and views (our pick: Bürgenstock Hotel).
Only at the Chenot Palace Weggis: there the suitespot benefits apply from seven nights, in line with the program weeks. At the other four hotels they apply from the first night.

