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Murwab Hotel Group, Katara Hospitality’s operating arm, has unveiled the legendary Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne in Switzerland, in a grand opening ceremony signifying the hotel’s official opening after an ambitious remodelling exercise that restored the hotel to its historic aesthetic charm.
Held under the patronage of Sheikh Nawaf bin Jassim bin Jabor al-Thani, chairman of Katara Hospitality, Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne hosted more than 500 guests including Qatar’s ambassador to Switzerland, Dr Mubarak Kleefiefh K al-Hajri, Pierre Antoine Hildbrand, representative of the city of Lausanne, Hamad Abdullah al-Mulla, CEO of Katara Hospitality, Bruno Schöpfer, managing director, The Bürgenstock Selection and Katara Hospitality Switzerland, and state counsellors and officials from Switzerland.
Sheikh Nawaf said, “We are honoured to witness the official reopening of Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne, as it revives the property’s prestigious past while marking a new step forward in the region’s long tradition of hospitality. Katara Hospitality is globally renowned for creating landmark hospitality gems that enhance the tourism landscape in the markets we operate, and such a momentous occasion further illustrates our continued success within the global luxury tourism sector.”
Al-Mulla said, “The legendary Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne epitomises the opulence and impeccable service standards characteristic of Swiss hospitality.
It is Katara Hospitality’s distinguished pleasure to unveil a beautifully restored historical building and luxury hotel, which adds to the cosmopolitan allure of the city of Lausanne, while appealing to the tastes of our esteemed guests.” In line with Katara Hospitality’s mission to preserve the heritage of iconic hotels around the world, Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne, located in the heart of the city of Lausanne and overlooking Lac Lèman, recently underwent a multimillion dollar extensive yet masterful redesign.
The iconic hotel is the second hotel to open under The Bürgenstock Selection, a collection of luxurious hotels which fall under Murwab Hotel Group, the standalone operating arm of Katara Hospitality, which manages an international collection of boutique upscale hotels and brands offering contemporary hospitality steeped in cultural heritage.
Welcoming to Lausanne a “supreme splendor” reminiscent of the reigning spirit and elegance of Swiss hospitality, the luxurious five-star property features 196 rooms and suites, the unique Sky Terrace, which offers a unique panoramic view of the city of Lausanne, Lake Geneva and the Alps, as well as a host of facilities and services to enchant the most discerning of contemporary tastes.
“Instantly recognisable” in the heart of the city of Lausanne, Hotel Royal Savoy is a “haven for tranquility, opulence and juxtaposition” of Art Noveau style of décor and contemporary design. From fine in-house food and beverage establishments complete with the gastronomic delights of Michelin-starred chef Marc Haeberlin, to well-appointed guest rooms, fully functional meetings and events facilities with the latest in innovative tools for business and leisure travellers, Royal Savoy Lausanne offers the ultimate relaxation experience on the backdrop of cultural immersion, leisure attractions and historic charm.
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