Guest rooms offering views of Lucerne, the "City of Water," said to be Switzerland's most beautiful town.

In preparation for the late 2020 opening, several hundred million yen have been invested in renovating the hotel, with a complete redesign of all guest rooms, including the suites.

Public spaces such as the lobby and entrance, as well as the hotel's restaurants and bars, and even the outdoor gardens, will also be refreshed.

Following the renovation, the hotel is set to be reborn as a premier destination, featuring 146 guest rooms (including suites), restaurants, bars, a spa and fitness center, and various banquet halls of different sizes.

From the guest rooms of this hotel, located on the shores of Lake Lucerne in "the City of Water," often called the most beautiful town in Switzerland, guests can enjoy picturesque views of the lake and surrounding mountains.

The hotel's central location in the city also ensures excellent accessibility. Nearby attractions include the Chapel Bridge, Europe's oldest wooden bridge dating back to the 14th century, known as one of Switzerland's most famous tourist spots.

James Riley, Group Chief Executive of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, commented, "We are eagerly anticipating the opening of our new hotel in this beautiful Swiss location. The decision to add Mandarin Oriental Palace, Luzern to our portfolio, alongside Mandarin Oriental, Geneva, complements our ongoing strategy to expand our brand presence across Europe. Lake Lucerne has historically been a highly sought-after destination for discerning travelers. Upon opening, we will offer guests the renowned service that Mandarin Oriental is known for, establishing it as one of Switzerland's finest accommodations."