Villars Palace is one of the Leading Hotels of the World

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Villars Palace is one of the Leading Hotels of the World

Edouard Amoiel

Edouard Amoiel

21 septembre 2024

From October 1, 2024, the Villars Palace will join "The Leading Hotels of the World" collection of luxury hotels.

Founded in 1913 and reopened in 2022 after 18 months of renovation, the five-star superior hotel Villars Palace joins the circle of hotel gems of the renowned association “The Leading Hotels of the World”. The Leading Hotels of the World “. A notable recognition that underlines Villars Palace’s commitment to excellence and dedication to creating unique experiences for its guests. This prestigious recognition reinforces its status as a premier luxury destination. To qualify, a hotel must demonstrate exceptional hospitality and service, superior accommodations and unique, authentic experiences that reflect its destination. Villars Palace underwent a comprehensive assessment, including an anonymous inspection, to ensure that it met the high standards set by LHW. Congratulations to all the teams on this exceptional award.

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