Villa Lavaux
peace
elegance &
exceptional views
Welcome to Villa Lavaux, your peaceful retreat in the heart of the UNESCO-listed vineyards.
With its exceptional panoramic view of Lake Geneva, the villa provides the perfect setting to unwind and enjoy a stay that blends comfort, elegance, and tranquillity.
Ideal for families, couples, or extended stays, the villa features bright and spacious interiors, an outdoor jacuzzi with lake views, a lounge area, and a fully equipped kitchen.
Every detail has been thoughtfully designed so you can truly feel at home while experiencing an unforgettable stay in Lavaux.
A private villa with all the comfort you need
Villa Lavaux is a private villa that can accommodate up to 8 guests.
It offers :
• 4 comfortable bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms + separate WC
• A bright veranda with a spectacular view of Lake Geneva
• Living room with fireplace
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Panoramic terrace
• Outdoor jacuzzi
• Outdoor dining & grill area
• Wi-Fi
• Covered parking spaces
Located in the heart of the Lavaux vineyards, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Villa Lavaux offers a peaceful setting with an exceptional view over Lake Geneva.
A calm and authentic environment, ideal for relaxing, enjoying quality time, and experiencing the beauty of the region.
Located just minutes from Cully, Lutry, Vevey, and Montreux, with access to Lavaux’s most beautiful walking and hiking trails.
Our guests' experiences
“A million-dollar view. The villa is even more beautiful than in the photos.”
— Doris, Singapore
“One of the best stays of my life: absolute calm, breathtaking views and exceptional hospitality.”
— Jacqueline, United States
“Spectacular terrace, perfect jacuzzi at sunset, and a setting that exceeds the photos.
An unforgettable stay.”
— Jean-Philippe, Canada
“A true haven of peace in the Lavaux. Warm atmosphere, immaculate home and memorable family moments.”
— Raya, Switzerland
“Magnificent view that I never got tired of. Spotless home and incredibly kind hosts.
A peaceful and rejuvenating stay that I would gladly relive.”
— Ayako, Japan