Wine getaway on the shores of Lake Geneva
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Wine tourism on the shores of Lake Geneva
One of the largest vineyards in Switzerland, La Côte, forms a rolling landscape between Jura and Léman that stretches from Morges to Nyon, right halfway between Geneva and Lausanne.
In this typical setting of wine-growing villages along the lakeside, where people love to stroll, the charming village of Bursins has preserved its castle dating back to the early 13th century. Easily recognizable with its round towers at the corners, this Savoyard square has, of course, undergone numerous transformations, fires, and modifications over the centuries until the works carried out over nearly seven years by the master of the house, Pierre Bouvier, restored its function as a wine relay.
An architect, Pierre Bouvier designed the furniture and objects of the Château and welcomes you to his home in one of the four guest rooms with bathrooms featuring Murano glass mosaics.
The hallmark of the place, so to speak.
Surrounded by 4.5 hectares of vineyards, a vegetable garden, and an orchard, facing the Savoy Alps, the estate invites tranquility.
And naturally, the tasting of its wines!
From harvest to bottling, everything happens at the Château, and it is with great pleasure that you will be introduced to the secrets of the house.
To complete this oenological getaway, will you be tempted by a gourmet dinner? Created by a guest chef to propose pairings between dishes and the estate's wines, these dinners are held every Tuesday and Friday evening.
Hush... The spa-hammam is coming to the Château with its menu of treatments and massages (sportive or relaxing).
✯ Open all year round ✯
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2017, the rooms are now reserved for private events.
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One of the largest vineyards in Switzerland, La Côte, forms a rolling landscape between Jura and Léman that stretches from Morges to Nyon, right halfway between Geneva and Lausanne.
In this typical setting of wine-growing villages along the lakeside, where people love to stroll, the charming village of Bursins has preserved its castle dating back to the early 13th century. Easily recognizable with its round towers at the corners, this Savoyard square has, of course, undergone numerous transformations, fires, and modifications over the centuries until the works carried out over nearly seven years by the master of the house, Pierre Bouvier, restored its function as a wine relay.
An architect, Pierre Bouvier designed the furniture and objects of the Château and welcomes you to his home in one of the four guest rooms with bathrooms featuring Murano glass mosaics.
The hallmark of the place, so to speak.
Surrounded by 4.5 hectares of vineyards, a vegetable garden, and an orchard, facing the Savoy Alps, the estate invites tranquility.
And naturally, the tasting of its wines!
From harvest to bottling, everything happens at the Château, and it is with great pleasure that you will be introduced to the secrets of the house.
To complete this oenological getaway, will you be tempted by a gourmet dinner? Created by a guest chef to propose pairings between dishes and the estate's wines, these dinners are held every Tuesday and Friday evening.
Hush... The spa-hammam is coming to the Château with its menu of treatments and massages (sportive or relaxing).
✯ Open all year round ✯
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2017, the rooms are now reserved for private events.
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Château Le Rosey
Chemin du Rosey
1183 Bursins, Suisse
Tel : +41 21 824 14 49 ou +41 78 778 11 41 (portable)
Fax : +41 21 824 14 59
From 350 CHFChemin du Rosey
1183 Bursins, Suisse
Tel : +41 21 824 14 49 ou +41 78 778 11 41 (portable)
Fax : +41 21 824 14 59
Pricing details
Rates 2016, from 350 to 450 CHF per night for two in a double room, breakfast included. By reservation, gourmet dinner on-site on Tuesday and Friday evenings. From CHF 190 per person, wine included (one dinner offered for a stay at Château Le Rosey).
Wi-Fi connection in rooms and suites.
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
Comments
25 minutes from Geneva Cointrin Airport (shuttle on reservation, CHF 140) and Lausanne train station. Also accessible by train via Nyon station (from Geneva) or Rolle station (from Lausanne).
