The Hotel as a cinema! A tribute to art-house cinema.

A very special play of light goes on every evening when day turns into night over the skies of Lucerne. Cinematic ceiling compositions light up at The Hotel and entice guests and passersby from as far as the eye can see to dream a little. Jean Nouvel's message: those that revel in emotions enjoy poetic moments. Instead of leaving the guests to simply stare at sober walls, he gave each room an individual ceiling decor with a touch of drama and fervent eroticism. John Malkovich and Michelle Pfeiffer enjoy "Dangerous Liaisons", Maria Schneider and Marlon Brando sway in the "Last Tango in Paris". Debra Winger drops her clothes in "The Sheltering Sky". Donald Sutherland embodies pure passion as "Casanova". The sensual scenes are accompanied by quotes from the cinematic masterpieces. Guests are neither spectators nor film extras  here. They immerse themselves right into their dream world, becoming part of the action and the director of a wonderful night. The Hotel is so much more than just a luxury accommodation. It is an invitation to self-enact, to liberate oneself from the daily grind. Nothing can stand in the way of our guests here, as it is them who take the leading role.