OUR HOTELS

In one of the cities most desirable locations, river front on the Danube and a block from fashionable Vaci Street, the recently renovated Marriott has spacious rooms, with contemporary décor and unspoilt views of the Royal Palace district or Gellert Hill on the opposite bank of the river.

A high rise hotel can be generic and uninspiring but not the InterContinental Ljubljana. A soaring glass façade sets the scene and your room’s view over the city and Alps means your enjoyment of Ljubljana doesn’t end when you step inside your room. A fine dining restaurant and a bar with 360 degree views make this hotel the place to stay.

Located in a 14th century palace and a stone’s throw from Juliet’s famed balcony you will be delighted by traditional Italian hospitality and classical furnishings.

​A stay in Como should always include water views, and the views over Lake Como from the Hilton are hard to beat – particularly those from the rooftop pool. The Hilton is a short stroll to the lakeside and ideally located to the launching pad for lake cruises.

A commanding position on the pristine shores of Lake Lucerne, the Mandarin Oriental Palace offers captivating views across the lake to the Swiss Alps. A Bell Epoque masterpiece since 1906, it has recently been fully renovated and reopened as part of the Mandarin Oriental stable. Contemporary elegance meets old world service at Lucerne’s most exclusive address

Taking its cue from the cake of the same name, the Sacher is one of Salzburg’s finest. The five star hotel sits majestically on the river front in the heart of the city, adjacent to the Mirabell Gardens. Our spacious Deluxe rooms are tastefully decorated with individual art and antiques.

History, tradition, luxury and romance. Part of ‘The Luxury Collection’, the Hotel Imperial Vienna is a fitting residence for the final hotel of our journey. Taking pride of place on the Ringstrasse and boasting luxuriously decorated rooms, with marble bathrooms and silk cocooned walls - you’ll feel like the Royalty that once graced its halls.