Montreux Music Convention Centre Swtizerland Transfers

Along the multinational shores of Lake Geneva, the 2m2c Montreux Music & Convention Centre offers a spacious exhibit space ideal for exploring the Swiss-French market. Look forward to spacious rooms and exhibit halls that include a large auditorium with room for up to 1,800 people as well as a large exhibit hall with about half that capacity, not to mention the raucous concerts at Miles Davis Hall. 29 modular rooms make individual meetings a breeze as well, spacious terrace lookouts offer southern views of the Swiss Alps. For guests, various waterfront restaurants and hotels make networking a constantly changing process, various exhibits and galleries reachable through the adjacent Quaint de Vernex path. Nearby public transportation is reachable through the Varennes Train Station as well as the Vernex Bus Station, private vehicles making transfers across town especially simple through intimate tours of the outskirts via sedans, vans and chartered buses, meet-and-greet services offering convenient drop offs via local personal drivers who know the layout of lakeside villages, or taxis that can make one-hour trips to Geneva Airport relaxing.

The best way to enjoy business trips to the lakeside city of Montreux is by booking the right hotel room. Wake up to beautiful views from Hotel Fairmont Le Montreux Palace, home to a festive Jazz-themed warehouses paired with modern palatial architecture and two pools, the Royal Plaza Montreux & Spa located much closer and offering a dramatic French restaurant with terraced views. More French terraces can be discovered at the nearby Hôtel Villa Toscane, a one-of-a-kind art nouveau structure that pairs basic rooms with fun boutique textures. Beyond the beauty of staying still rests a variety of trail-side landmarks that make moving a better option - continue west along the Quai de Vernex for vivid views of Lake Geneva, passing quiet ferry terminals alongside a variety of local village eateries ranging from authentic Thai at Maï-Thaï to traditional Italian from Cantastorie, other modest landmarks along the way including the State of Montreux Volley Masters 2004 and gorgeous marina vistas from the Port du Basset.