Inside the resort where Asia's richest family is sheltering from the pandemic.

Reportedly, the Ambani family booked two suites at the resort: the Royal Suite and the Presidential Suite. A representative from Bürgenstock Resort revealed that the Presidential Suite costs approximately $28,000 per night (over 642 million VND), while the Royal Suite is priced at $46,000 per night (over 1 billion VND). This means the wealthy Indian family spent over $74,000 per night at this luxury resort.

Established in 1873, the Bürgenstock Resort is a popular destination for wealthy businesspeople and world-famous celebrities visiting Switzerland. The resort is also a familiar meeting place for senior executives from leading global companies.

Guests can reach the resort by car, helicopter, or plane. Bürgenstock Resort is only a 15-minute drive from Buochs ​​Airport. Alternatively, guests can enjoy the scenery by canoeing across the Lucerne River and climbing the mountain pass to reach the resort.

The resort comprises four hotels, two spas, and ten bars and restaurants. The most luxurious of these is the Bürgenstock Resort & Alpine Spa, with 120 rooms.

The hotel offers 15 different room types, with prices starting at $1,267 per night.

The most expensive suite available for booking through the website is the Presidential Suite. In addition to luxurious furnishings, the suite's bathroom includes a hot tub, sauna, and massage room.

The Royal Suite, priced at $46,000 per night, is not listed on the resort's website and can only be booked by contacting them directly.

The spa system at Bürgenstock Resort spans 10,003 m².²The resort includes multiple swimming pools and 13 state-of-the-art treatment rooms – among them steam rooms, saltwater baths, saunas, and relaxation areas. Alpine Spa is renowned for its caviar facial treatment at $325 for 90 minutes and hot stone massage at $348 for 80 minutes.

For guests who prefer not to share common areas, private spa rooms are available, featuring a hot tub, Finnish sauna, steam room, and shower. Private spa rooms range in price from $456 to $964 per hour, depending on the size of the room.

The resort's second most expensive hotel is the Palace Hotel & Conferences. This four-star hotel, built in 1903, comprises 137 rooms with prices starting at $1,006 per night.

The resort also features The Waldhotel Health & Medical Excellence, a rehabilitation and treatment center with 23 treatment rooms. Starting at $1,007 per night, the center offers services including medical check-ups, post-surgical recovery, and intensive care.

The resort offers seven restaurants for guests to choose from. The most famous is the French restaurant RitzCoffier at the Palace Hotel & Conferences. There is also the outdoor restaurant Spices Kitchen and Terrace serving Asian cuisine – including Chinese, Japanese, Thai, and Indian dishes. A four-course meal costs approximately $133 per person, excluding drinks.

Additionally, there are three bars where customers can enjoy drinks. At Lakeview Bar & Cigar Lounge, a cocktail costs around $26 and a cigar ranges from $14 to $33.

Bo Di