B&Bs in Lausanne

The Villa is huge and impressive in a very nice and very quiet neighborhood. there is free parking and even my 5m long fitted in property parking. The hostess is very friendly and caring. the breakfast is rich and delightful. my place to stay when I am in the surrounding of Lausanne.

This was my second stay in the location. My experience was as before - very pleasant and positive. The location is relatively close to the metro station in Malley. The area is full of businesses, shops, restaurants. The city center, park, university and connections are in close proximity and well accessible. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable. It provided everything necessary, including small fridge, electric kettle and coffee maker. The wifi connection was perfect. The room had also a balcony with a view on the Lake Geneva and the city of Lausanne. Staff was kind and helpful. The landlord is very friendly, and I'll be happy to stay again in the future.

Very comfortable, spacious room, with private bath just steps away. Excellent location near shops, restaurants and bar. For those on the Via Francigena: I walked from Orbe, and Cheseaux is off-trail but a nice distance and easy walk on quiet roads from Orbe and to Lausanne.

Beautiful view, very clean! Patricia was so nice, the reviews on how wonderful she is, are right on point. I could not have asked for a better stay!

The chalet is charming, artistic, bright and beautiful. Like a little oasis in the middle of the city. The atmosphere is welcoming. And our host was very helpful and responsive at all times. The brunch every morning was delicious and more lovely than we had anticipated.

Fabien was very friendly and welcoming. The breakfast was offered at an extra 10 Fr per person and the owner was flexible on the time of breakfast which was good because we needed the breakfast at 6:30. There was a good view of the lake from our room.

Clean, modern accomodations with a great location. Thoroughly impressed with this apartment and will definitely stay there again when back in St. Sulpice