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Special Offer Take time for yourself and bring body and soul together in perfect harmony. The VICTORIA-JUNGFRAU Grand Hotel & Spa offers spa packages for one night or more from CHF710/ 444. Already planning your next stay? Contact the reservations team and book your room with fantastic views. Ratings/Reviews: 2007: Medical Spas, 100 Best Spas of the World (category: Hiking Spas); Condé Nast Traveler Magazine (USA),“The 100 Best in the World”, Readers’ Choice Award “100 Top Hotels Europe”; Travel & Leisure (USA), World’s Best Awards (Readers’ Poll) Top 50 Hotels Europe (rank 27); Luxury Spa Finder, “The Favourite Spa in Switzerland”; BILANZ (Switzerland), “Best Cityand Businesshotel” (second place); SonntagsZeitung (Switzerland), “Best Wellness hotel in Switzerland”; Condé Nast Traveller (UK) Readers’ Spa Award, “Best Overseas Spa Retreat”; Geo Saison (Germany), “Best Hotels in Europe” (category: Best Wellness hotel). Accommodations: 212 guest rooms and suites. Rates: Guest rooms from CHF 560; suites from CHF 810. Location/Airport: In central Switzerland; two hours from Zurich Airport, 2.5 hours from Geneva Airport, 1.5 hours from Basel Airport, 45 minutes from Bern Airport. Meeting/Events Facilities: At least 20 function spaces with a capacity of up to 500 guests. Recreation: Sporting activities and excursions in the Bernese Oberland: hiking, golf, mini-golf, horseback riding, skiing, water sports, rafting, VICTORIA-JUNGFRAU SPA. Room Amenities: TV, safe, mini-bar, high-speed Internet, direct-dial phone. Luxury Services: A Jaguar XJ-Type is available for luxury transfers, excursions or exclusive events. Address: Höheweg 41, CH-3800 Interlaken, Switzerland Phone: (41) 33 828 2828 Fax: (41) 33 828 2880 Website: www.victoria-jungfrau.ch E-mail: interlaken@victoria-jungfrau.ch GDS: Amadeus, LW BRN607; Apollo/ Galileo, LW 8459; Sabre, LW 13157; Worldspan, LW 1607. General Managers: Elisabeth and Hans-Rudolf Rütti Afﬁliations: The Leading Hotels of the World, Swiss Deluxe Hotels, VICTORIAJUNGFRAU COLLECTION, Leading Spas The VICTORIA-JUNGFRAU Grand Hotel & Spa offers 212 guest rooms and suites in a variety of categories—from cozy Superior and Deluxe Double Rooms to a lavish Tower Suite—that aim to meet most any traveler’s needs. When it comes to delectable dining, VICTORIA-JUNGFRAU boasts three restaurants and three bars: The elegant “La Terrasse,” where guests enjoy live piano music, specializes in innovative French cuisine; “Jungfrau Brasserie” specializes in Swiss dishes that showcase pure natural products; and “La Pastateca” serves a variety of pasta dishes accompanied by a salad buffet and antipasti. “Victoria Bar” hosts Afternoon Tea on Saturday and Sunday and offers sandwiches, scones, cocktails and wine daily. “Intermezzo Bar“ is a haven for cigar aficionados, while the “Spa Bar,” located in the ESPA reception area, serves light fare, fruit juices and tea. ESPA GUESTS can indulge in the exclusivity of a private spa (opposite, top) or rest in a relaxation room (this photo). Pampering remedies combine with a stunning location and luxury facilities to create a true haven for spa-goers (above, left and right). Guest rooms are understatedly stylish and offer every comfort (top). www.premierhotels.com Summer/Autumn 2008 | PREMIER SPAS & ROMANCE 37 http://www.victoria-jungfrau.ch http://www.victoria-jungfrau.ch http://www.premierhotels.com

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