New York 2011: This summer, guests at Lausannes Beau-Rivage Palace, which dates back to 1861, have another way to experience the areas rich history, aboard La Suisse, a 100-year-old boat. La Suisse has been sailing the waters of Lake Geneva since 1910, and while the picturesque setting of mountains and vineyards has remained the same over the years, La Suisse has been renovated to meet modern standards, making the trip both educational and relaxing.

Through August 27, 2011, the Beau-Rivage Palace is offering this experience as part of a new Sunset Cruise package, which includes:
Two nights accommodation in a superior or deluxe room with a view of Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps, or a comfort room with a garden view
Glass of champagne upon arrival
Daily full buffet breakfast or in-room continental breakfast
Complimentary in-room flowers and fruit basket upon arrival
Dinner cruise aboard La Suisse steamboat
Complimentary access to the hotels Cinq Mondes Spa, the fitness center and tennis courts
Based on double occupancy, the offer is priced from CHF590 (approx. US$735) per person.
About the Beau-Rivage Palace
The Beau-Rivage Palace is situated on 10 acres of private gardens, adjacent to Lake Geneva and with spectacular views of the Swiss Alps. The hotels award-winning 15,000-square-foot Cinq Mondes Spa contains a fitness room, indoor and outdoor infinity pools, a hot tub, and nine treatment rooms. Anne-Sophie Pic at the Beau-Rivage Palace, the hotels recently opened two-star Michelin restaurant, features Frances only female chef with three Michelin stars. Other restaurants include the Beau-Rivage Café and Le Miyako Lausanne, and amenities include two bars and terraces, two tennis courts and a special program for children.
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