PARKHOTEL DU SAUVAGE, SWITZERLAND

Established in 1880, the Parkhotel du Sauvage stands as a historic icon in the heart of Meiringen, a town renowned for its connection to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous Sherlock Holmes stories. Spanning a total area of 5,000 m², the property includes two picturesque pavilions, each covering 250 m². The hotel offers guests 73 elegantly appointed rooms, a fine restaurant, and multiple conference facilities. A short distance away, the Reichenbach Falls provide a spectacular view of the Hasli Valley, along with the famous path and bridge where Sherlock Holmes faced his nemesis, Professor Moriarty, in their legendary final struggle. A true landmark, the Parkhotel du Sauvage captures both the charm and history of the region.