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Where Wellness Meets Wonder: A Family Stay at Evian Resort
Perched high above Lake Geneva in the elegant spa town of Evian-les-Bains, Hôtel Royal Evian Resort feels less like a hotel and more like a living piece of European history. Originally conceived in honour of King Edward VII, it was designed to be “the most beautiful hotel in Europe” a claim that, remarkably, still holds weight over a century later.
Travelling as a family of four our Easter break began with a seamless private transfer from Geneva Airport, winding through Alpine roads for just over an hour before the hotel revealed itself, grand, serene, and impossibly cinematic. Yet nothing quite prepared us for the arrival moment, the French President, Emmanuel Macron was in residence ahead of the upcoming G7 Summit in June, and within minutes we...
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