JACOB JR, MY JEWISH WORLD. PARKHOTEL GUNTEN/SWITZERLAND

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Tuesday, Nissan 1, 5777. March 28, 2017.

Parkhotel Gunten. Seestrasse 90. Gunten/Switzerland.

Shalom! World.

Guests from all over world come to the Parkhotel Gunten to refresh themselves. They have been finding rest, leisure and inspiration here ever since 1910. Here you can replenish yours batteries and enjoy the unique atmosphere of this captivating locaality.

See the dawn break, hear the lake lapping at the share and enjoy the here and now. A beautiful location where the Parkhotel offer everything to make pleasure, rest and relaxation na experience to cherish. 






Take time to consciously enjoy what until now has merely been a dream. You aren't at home yet you feel at home - from the first rays of the sun till the lights darken on the lakeside promenade. 

Palm trees almost on the hotel dooorstep? Views of snow-capped peaks from the windows? Dining in the shade of centuries-old trees and with the fragance of lavender and cypresses?

Being delightfully idle after na unforgettable mountain tour? As aperitif in the well-tended parkland or perhaps straight to dinner served under the shade of the large sun sail?

Parkhotel Gunten, your piece of the Paradise for a time!

Shalom! Aleichem.

Suporte cultural:  Jacob Jr. B.A.C.E., avec L'Integration d'Association avec Israel et dans le Monde/Cz.



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