Welcome Boarding Guide

WELCOME TO THE HAUT-LAC BOARDING HOUSE

A WARM WELCOME TO THE HAUT-LAC BOARDING HOUSE

This guide is designed to steer you through your first days at the boarding house. It contains useful information on how we do things here, as well the names of the people who will welcome you into the Haut-Lac Boarding family.

The Haut-Lac Boarding House is a brand new, modern and VERY spacious house with lots of facilities and the MOST AMAZING views!

The Boarders are fun-loving, lively, entertaining, friendly and most of all kind and caring. They can’t wait to welcome you!

They love taking part in activities at the weekends, the more the better. They enjoy playing table-tennis in the evenings, our ‘home cinema’ with popcorn at the weekends or just hanging out together and relaxing. We do things together so that everyone gets to know each other well and starts to work together as a team. Each new Boarder will be assigned a Boarding buddy to whom they can go for a chat in the first few days when things are new, exciting and sometimes daunting!

It is often said that a boarding house is like a home away from home and this is certainly true of the Haut-Lac Boarding House.

The friends you make here will likely be close friends for life and the journey you are about to embark upon is exciting! We encourage you to try lots of new things, occasionally (or often!) get out of your comfort zone, play hard and work hard, and always do your best so you can be proud of what you have achieved.

We look forward to welcoming you soon,

George & Katie Carver Haut-Lac Boarding House Parents

MEET THE HOUSE PARENTS

George & Katie Carver, Senior House Parents

We, George and/or Katie, are always available. Please do not hesitate to ask for help or advice, however minor your concern. Or even to just come and chat!

boarding@haut-lac.ch T: +41 (0) 21 555 5090

“Being a houseparent is like having a huge extended family, which I love. Getting to know the boarders and supporting them is not only a great responsibility but also a privilege. Life in a boarding house is great fun, every day is full of surprises and no two days are the same!”

Katie Carver

“I love being a houseparent – it is a great responsibility looking after the students in the house, but it is also a great privilege to play such an important role in their lives during their formative years. There is never a dull moment!”

George Carver

HAUT-LAC BOARDING PHILOSOPHY

& PRINCIPLES

We believe students need to feel happy, safe and respected to grow into confident, responsible and successful global citizens.

We make sure students:

Feel Welcome

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All boarding students are able to study, play and rest in the comfort of their home away from home.

▶ Communication is open, honest and frequent between boarders, staff and parents.

▶ Boarding students are encouraged to interact and support their international peers through Haut-Lac’s House system.

▶ Personalised care and support is provided for up to 30 boarding students in a small and homely boarding house.

Are safe and well

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The students’ physical and mental safety on and off campus and at the boarding house is a top priority.

▶ School and boarding house staff are available to listen to, support and advise boarding students.

▶ The school counsellor is available to talk to Haut-Lac day and boarding students in confidence by phone and/or in person.

▶ Boarding students are encouraged to stay active by joining at least one of the many exciting Haut-Lac sports clubs.

▶ Haut-Lac day and boarding students attend sessions on mental well-being, healthy eating, alcohol/ drug abuse prevention, emotional development and more as part of their tutor programme and/or special awareness campaigns.

▶ Boarding house staff limit screen time by collecting and locking up studentdevices overnight.

▶ Boarders are able to take time out to relax by participating in exciting evening and/or weekend activities and trips.

Are challenged

▶ Boarding students are encouraged to develop their creative, sporting and cultural skills and talents alongside their academic studies.

▶ Boarding students are able to develop their knowledge of English and French through Haut-Lac’s long-standing bilingual academic and extra-curricular programmes.

▶ Boarding students are given the chance to lead, to work cooperatively as a team and to take in creasing responsibility for themselves and for others through the Student Council roles, community service projects, boarding house life, etc..

Are open-minded

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With 50 nationalities at school, diversity is what brings Haut-Lac students, boarders and staff together.

▶ Respect for self and for others regardless of nationality, gender or religion is evident at Haut-Lac.

▶ All day and boarding students develop an international mindset through interaction with peers from across the world.

▶ All day and boarding students are encouraged to discover and get involved in the local and international communities through class themes, school trips, individual or group project work, etc.

BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

OFFICIAL MATTERS

Switzerland is a stickler for paperwork and procedures, so be sure to thoroughly read through visa and travel requirements for your country as early as possible.

Applying for a Swiss Visa

If you don’t have Swiss or EU citizenship, this section is for you. You and your parents are responsible for getting your visa in time for the start of term. We will, of course, provide you with all the information and assistance you need, but it is up to you to gather and submit your documents. We recommend starting as soon as you’ve enrolled, as visa applications can take up to 12 weeks to process and you won’t be able to start studying at Haut-Lac without one.

Let us know as soon as you’ve submitted your documents, so that we can follow up with the authorities, if necessary.

Quick link: https://www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/themen.html

Getting a Swiss Residence Permit

Haut-Lac will get the ball rolling on your permit as soon as you arrive at school, and make sure it is updated every two years.

You will need to keep your permit on you at all times when travelling in Switzerland and/or in Europe on school trips or holidays.

Taking out Swiss medical insurance

There are two types of medical insurance in Switzerland:

• The basic insurance is compulsory and must be taken out within your first three months in Switzerland.

• The complementary insurance is optional and covers alternative medicines, glasses, hospital extras, etc. We can help you finalise your cover before you arrive, if you haven’t already sorted it. Feel free to check out the different options available here

Getting to Haut-Lac

Getting to Haut-Lac You and your parents are responsible for arranging your transport to and from Switzerland. Please refer to the school calendar when booking to ensure you arrive on campus the day before the New Student Induction Days. If needs be, the Haut-Lac Mobility Coordinator (nicole.harton@ hautlac.ch) can organise transfers from Geneva airport to Haut-Lac for you when you first come to school. Additional transfers to and from Geneva airport as well as Vevey train station can also be arranged, but will be at your cost. Once you are at the Boarding House, all transfer requests should go through the boarding parents who will pass them on to the Mobility Coordinator. Going forwardd we provide transport from the airport a day before terms starts (or a day before the orientation day) every term and on the last day of the term or a day after he last term every term.

Packing

Switzerland has four distinct seasons, with temperatures ranging from -20°C to 32°C. You will therefore need a bit of everything. We have compiled the following lists to guide you through your packing.

SCHOOL UNIFORM

Why do we have a uniform and why do we take it wearing it correctly so seriously?

Because:

• wearing the uniform shows respect and pride at being part of the Haut-Lac community.

• wearing uniform means you don’t need to worry about what you, or your friends, will be wearing. You will all be dressed exactly the same during the school day.

Your parents should have already received the uniform requirements. You will be able to purchase the following school-branded items online before you arrive or in the school shop in the days following your arrival.

• 5 polo shirts with blue school logo

• 2 blue hoodies or sweatshirts

• 2 pairs of sports shorts

• 2 sports t-shirts

• 1 House t-shirt

• 1 pair of sports trousers

*online orders will be made up and left in your room for when you arrive.

The remaining uniform items should be brought from home, as follows:

• 1 pair of formal, plain black shoes

• 1 pair of indoor sports shoes with non-marking soles

• 1 pair of outdoor sports shoes

• 6 pairs of plain black socks

• 4 pairs of white socks for PE & sports clubs

• Black tights (optional for girls)

• 3 pairs of formal, plain black trousers

• 1-2 pairs of formal, plain black shorts (optional for summer)

• 1-2 formal plain black skirts (optional for girls)

Black Trousers

Black Shoes

Haut-Lac Hoody

Free Time Clothes

You will be able to wear your own clothes in the evenings and at weekends.

Here’s a packing list to give you an idea of what to bring, bearing in mind the limited storage space at the boarding house.

• 3 pairs of trousers

• 2 skirts or dresses (girls)

• 2 collared shirts

• 6 t-shirts

• 6 long-sleeved tops

• 3 sweatshirts / jumpers

• 1 or 2 outfits for school balls / festive occasions

• Traditional costume for International Day (if you have)

• 1 light raincoat

• 1 Winter coat/jacket

• 2 pairs of casual shoes (one for autumn & one for summer)

• 1 pair of hiking shoes

• 1 pair of Winter boots

• 1 pair of flip-flops or sandals

• 1 pair of slippers

• 2 sets of pyjamas

• 1 pair of jogging trousers

Haut-Lac Polo shirt

Haut-Lac Jumper

Black Trousers

Black Shoes

• Bathrobe

• 8 days worth of socks

• 2 weeks’ worth of underwear

• 1 pair of swimming trunks or swimsuit & towel

• Sports shorts, joggers or leggings

• Sports t-shirts

• Sports socks

Personal Items & Accessories

• Toiletries

• Medication, if necessary

• Hair drier, if necessary

• 1L Water bottle

• Sun hat or cap

• Sunglasses

• Woolly hat

• Winter gloves

• Scarf

• Small, decorative items for your room

• Photos of home, friends and family

• Sports equipment (optional)

Electronics

• Mobile phone

• Adaptors

• MYP1-4 students receive a school iPad to use in class and for homework during the year.

• MYP5 students purchase a MacBook Air from school to use for the remainder of their school years and beyond.

You will be able to use the Wifi at the boarding house to keep in contact with family and friends.

IT contact: itsupport@haut-lac.ch

Ski Equipment

Skiing is a compulsory part of the sports programme until 1B1 at Haut-Lac. Here are the key items you will need to practice this sport:

• 1 pair of downhill skis or 1 snowboard

• 1 helmet

• 1 pair of ski or snowboard boots

• 1 pair of ski poles (skiers only)

• Ski socks

• Thermal underwear

• 1 ski suit

• Ski goggles or glasses

• Ski gloves or mittens (with wrist protection for snowboarders)

• Buff or face mask

• Back protector

If you’d rather not cart skis, poles and boots all the way from home, that’s fine. You will be able to buy or rent such items from local sports shops with the help of the Boarding staff during the first term.

Laundry

We ask you to please write your name on EVERY ITEM of clothing you bring, so as to be sure to get it back on laundry day each week.

We will provide you with fresh bedsheets and towels every week too, so need to worry about such bulky objects taking up space in your luggage.

WHEN YOU ARRIVE

As a boarder, you should plan to arrive at Haut-Lac on arrival day. Your boarding parents and the senior school staff members will be there to greet you and show you around.

Here’s an idea of what to expect over the weekend: • Academic & boarding house staff presentations • Boarding house, school campus & local area tours • Unpacking & settling-in • Purchasing uniform • Ice-breaker activities

The Boarding House

A SNAPSHOT OF LIFE AT THE HAUT-LAC BOARDING HOUSE

DOS & DONT’S

The Haut-Lac Boarding House will be your home during term-time, and where you will undoubtedly have a lot of fun with all the other Boarders.

It is normal, however, for us all to sometimes get a little tired or stressed or just want some peace and quiet, and therefore act a bit out of character. Here are a few things to remember to help maintain a positive atmosphere:

• Treat other people as you would like them to treat you. Be kind and considerate, put yourself in other people’s shoes. They might not all be your best friend, but it is important to be polite, whether it is your roommate, someone older or younger, or the staff who work in the house.

• If you are worried about something, please tell someone. Don’t keep it bottled up.

• Don’t talk about people behind their back. If you have an issue with someone, speak to them and try to solve it.

• Be honest with each other and the house staff. TRUST is key in a community like ours. Integrity is an important quality and makes a real difference to your relationships, not just here at Haut-Lac but also in life.

BOARDER WELL-BEING

Supporting the health and well-being of our Boarders is our topmost priority.

We aim to support each and every one of you, and expect you all to support each other too.

You can reach out to any of us - your house parents, your homeroom tutor, the MYP, DP or CP Leaders, the Deputy Secondary Head, or any of your teachers.

If you feel unable to talk to them though, you can always go to the school nurse or school counsellor.

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN HAUT-LAC BOARDER

MONDAY TO FRIDAY

7:10 – wake up

7:20-7:50 – breakfast

8:00 – Minibus to school (feel free to set off a bit earlier and walk. It’s a nice 10-minute walk with amazing views.)

8:10 – homeroom with your tutor

8:25 – lessons start

You have lunch at school

15:30 / 16:20 lessons end (depending on your year group)

15:40 – 17:30 – after-school clubs at school

After clubs, you return to the boarding house to relax, have a snack, etc.

19:00 – dinner

19:45 – study time in the study room for MYP1-5 students, and in bedrooms for IB1 & IB2 students

20:45 – study time ends for MYP1-3

21:00 – study time ends for MYP4-IB2

End the day with playing ping-pong, pool, board games, cinema nights, hanging out in the common room, etc.

21:30 – MYP1-3 need to be in their rooms ready for bed, having handed in their electronics

22:00 – MYP4-5 need to be in their rooms ready for bed, having handed in their electronics

22:30 – IB1-2 need to be in their rooms, they can keep their electronics

WEDNESDAY

Lessons finish at lunch time. You have lunch at school and then return to the boarding house. The Boarders often go on town leave to Vevey or Montreux and/or enjoy an activity such as the trampoline park, bowling, swimming in the afternoon or skiing in the Winter.

FRIDAY NIGHT

No study time. Just a fun activity together to kick-start the weekend.

Check out the Boarding Activities brochure

SATURDAY & SUNDAYS

We normally have brunch, unless we do an activity that requires an early start. We usually have activities on both Saturdays and Sundays, which are not compulsory for IB1&2 but we highly recommend they come along!

STUDYING AT HAUT-LAC

SAMPLE SECONDARY T IM E TABLE (BILINGUAL C L ASS)

Exceptions:

• Lessons end at 13:00 for all secondary students on Wednesday.

• MYP1&2 finish lessons at 15:25 every day.

The language of tuition for most subjects alternates between English and French on a termly basis in the bilingual section, and is only English in the English section.

• MYP3 to DP2 may finish lessons at 15:25 or 16:25 depending on their academic programme.

HOMEROOM / DAILY REGISTRATION

Reports & Meetings

The school publishes student progress reports three times a year, and runs two sets of parentteacher meetings.

• Settling-in report October

• Formative report December

• Parent-Teacher meetings January

• Parent-Teacher meetings June

• Summative report June

If they wish to, your parents may also virtually attend additional curriculum information sessions at specific times in the year (see calendar).

They are also welcome to contact the Boarding Parents and Programme Coordinators via email at anytime.

Higher Education Guidance

Haut-Lac’s Higher Education Guidance counsellor will provide you with important information about the university application process at the end of MYP5. You are, however, very welcome to arrange a meeting with him at any time to discuss your subject choices and potential career choices.

Extra-curricular activities

Living at the boarding house means you can take advantage of all the Haut-Lac clubs. Have you had a look at the type of after-school activities on offer?

If not, click here for a glimpse at last term’s choice.

Your parents will receive the updated clubs programme when registrations open a few weeks before the start of each term.

GENERAL INFO

ROOMS

The rooms are bright and airy twin rooms with views of either Lake Geneva or the mountains. Each room has an en-suite bathroom and a ‘conservatory balcony’.

There are two single rooms per floor, but these are reserved for IB1 & 2 students.

You will be allocated a room, normally with someone in the same year as you or, at most, one year above or below.

You may decorate your room with photos and LED light chains, etc. The pinboard above your desk is ideal for that!

COMMON ROOMS AND KITCHEN

We have a beautiful, HUGE common room with sofa areas, a pool table, a TV, lots of games and a huge wall for home cinema nights.

We also have a dining room with a student kitchen, where you can prepare snacks in the afternoons. We expect you to keep these rooms tidy and leave them as you would want to find them. Any mess made by you needs to be cleared up by you!

We also have a conservatory with ping-pong and table-football tables, as well as a terrace with outdoor furniture, a firepit, a BBQ and amazing views.

MEALS & FOOD

We eat breakfast, dinner and weekend brunch together at the boarding house, and lunch at school. You will find the weekly dinner menu in the dining room, and the lunch menu in the canteen at school.

You are expected to be on time for all meals, and not leave until everyone has finished. Healthy snacks are also available after school and fruit is there all day.

You may keep snacks in the student kitchen, which has a fridge, a microwave, a kettle, a coffee machine, a toaster and a nutri-bullet. Please don’t store food in your rooms.

WEEKEND LEAVE REQUESTS

You may occasionally want to spend the weekend away with family or friends. This is fine as long as your parents complete the ‘weekend request’ form by the Wednesday evening before the weekend in question. This needs to state when you are leaving and coming back, how you are getting to your destination, where you are staying and which adult is responsible for you over the weekend.

You may leave Friday after school and should return by 21:00 on Sunday at the latest.

HALF-TERM, CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAYS

Parents and students are asked to respect term dates, avoiding early departures and late returns when possible.

They must complete the electronic “Holiday Form” with all departure and return information (incl. flight information and transfer requests).

If an early departure or late return is unavoidable, they should also inform the academic team of the absence via ManageBac.

Students are expected to arrive a day before school starts.

DUTIES

You will find that you are asked to perform certain duties at the boarding house, as would be the case at home.

These include the obvious, such as helping to clear away after breakfast and dinner and bringing any cups or glasses back downstairs to the kitchen as well other occasional duties everyone has to help with.

SIGNING IN AND OUT OF THE BOARDING HOUSE

It is really important we know who is at the boarding house and who isn’t. You must therefore always let us know when you are leaving for school, a club or on town leave as well as when you get back.

TOWN LEAVE

You usually get the chance to go down to Vevey or Montreux (our nearest towns) a couple of times per week, on a Wednesday afternoon and on some Saturdays.

If you are in IB1 or 2, you may occasionally sign out after school on the other days with permission of your parents. IB2 may sign out alone, but IB1 can only do so by twos. You can sign out with other Boarders or with day student friends.

SMOKING AND VAPING

Smoking and vaping is strictly prohibited both on the school campuses and at the boarding house. Boarders are also not allowed to smoke whilst in town or on activities. Sanctions, including suspension from school, will applied should anyone disregard this rule.

ALCOHOL

Alcohol may neither be kept or consumed on campus or at the boarding house. Boarders are also not allowed to consume alcohol in town or during weekend activities. Sanctions, including suspension from school, will applied should anyone disregard this rule.

ELECTRONICS

MYP1-5 students are asked to hand in their electronics (mobile phones, laptops, ipads) just before bedtime to ensure they get enough sleep to handle school and enjoy all the clubs and activities on offer. IB1&2 may keep their electronics.

Everyone may keep their mobile phone on Fridays and Saturdays as there is no school the next day. MYP4&5 may also keep their laptops.

If we have an early activity the next day, such as skiing for example, we may decide it’s better for you to hand in your electronics and get a good night’s sleep!

LAUNDRY

We also teach you important life skills at the boarding house, such doing laundry. Each boarder is allocated a day to do their washing. You can also have a go at doing your own ironing to add another life skill to your repertoire. Our house staff are, however, on hand to do it for you if you’d prefer.

POCKET MONEY

Some boarders have a bank card through their parents or decide to open a Swiss bank account.

Otherwise, your parents may deposit your pocket money with us to distribute to you on a weekly basis. We recommend maximum of CHF20 per week for MYP1-3 students, CHF30 per week for MYP4 students and CHF50 per week for MYP5 and IB1&2 students.

HEALTH & MEDICATION

You must not keep any medication in your room. If you have any, please hand it in to the house parents who will keep it safe in the boarding office for you.

If you are on regular medication, we must be informed. We will also keep it in the boarding office and administer it to you as prescribed. Students may, in certain circumstances, be allowed to keep regular medication in their room.

If you are unwell, you must inform us (or the school nurse if during the school day). We will then arrange for you to see a doctor if necessary.

If you need to rest, you will stay in your room at the boarding house or in the infirmary if you are sharing a room.

REMEMBER:

Always get involved in activities and challenge yourself! Try new things to get you out of your comfort zone! Lead by example and others will follow! Make the most of this amazing opportunity you have been given.

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TOP TIPS FOR BOARDING AT HAUT-LAC

If you are an international boarder, bring an adaptor.

› Bring a blanket to bring down to the common room when we watch movies.

› Bring books to read at night.

› Bring an extension lead.

› Bring ornaments and other things to put on the shelf above your bed.

› Get a Swiss sim card.

› Bring slippers.

› Open a swiss bank account.

› Bring decorations for your room.

› Talk to lots of people.

› Really get involved!

WHY WE LOVE HAUT-LAC BOARDING

Here are a few things the Boarders say they love about boarding at Haut-Lac.

“The opportunities that come with being in boarding”

“The people in the boarding house!”

“The view from my bedroom!”

“The freedom and independence I get as a DP1 student – the trust from the boarding parents, keeping my phone at night, signing out at weekends”

“Going to Vevey on Wednesday afternoons”

“The balcony with the chair and table each room has”

“The evenings in the boarding house”

KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH HAUT-LAC

The admissions team is here to help you ensure your arrival goes as smoothly as possible. However, once you arrive and start attending lessons, you may find it easier to contact a specific department directly.

For questions about…

General School Information secretariat@haut-lac.ch Enrolment & Visas admissions@haut-lac.ch Travel & Transport nicole.harton@haut-lac.ch Academics rossella.cosso@haut-lac.ch Higher Education Guidance nick.pournaras@haut-lac.ch Boarding boarding@haut-lac.ch Meals & House-Keeping julie.mcshane@haut-lac.ch Fees billing@haut-lac.ch After-School Clubs stephen.mcshane@haut-lac.ch

Key resources

The Haut-Lac Parent Guidebook

The comprehensive Parent Guidebook is your port-of-call for all key Haut-Lac matters, such as school rules, academic policies, holiday dates and more. It is updated and sent to parents at the start of July.

“Weekly News” Mailing

All parents receive a weekly “Weekly News” email every Friday afternoon that covers ALL pedagogical and extra-curricular information relating to their child(ren).

Weekly Boarding Life Summary

Parents of boarders receive a weekly email summarising the week’s activites.

The Haut-Lac Parent Portal

The Parent Portal (my.haut-lac.ch) is where to look for:

∙ the information in our weekly “Key Info for Your Family” mailing

∙ a detailed school calendar covering all pedagogical, sporting and social events

∙ links to the academic & extracurricular apps & platforms

∙ official school documents & procedures

∙ student absence notification forms

∙ staff contact details

∙ weekly school menu

Social media links

Follow @hautlac on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn for timely updates on all our academic and extra-curricular activities and events.

ENTERTAINING FAMILY & FRIENDS ON THE SWISS RIVIERA

Home to Lake Geneva and the Lavaux vineyards, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site, the Swiss riviera is an ideal getaway for active, nature and culture-loving families.

What’s more, it’s only a 1-hour drive or train ride from Geneva International Airport to the lakeside towns of Vevey and Montreux in the heart of the region. And 30 minutes’ away from the nearest ski slopes.

Here are just some of the leisure, cultural and sporting activities on offer a stone’s throw away from the Haut-Lac boarding house.

Sightseeing in St-Légier

• Château de Blonay

• Les Pleaides Hiking Circuits

• Narcissus Flower Trail

• Blonay-Chamby Railway Museum in Vevey

• Chaplin’s World museum

• Vevey Lakeside

• Alimentarium (museum)

• Vevey Old Town in Montreux

• Chillon Castle

• Montreux Old town

• Freddie Mercury Tours

• Montreux Christmas Market

Haut-Lac International Bilingual School

• Montreux Jazz Festival and among the Alps https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/destinations/valais/

Getting active in the region

in Winter

• Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoe hiking, ice-skating and/or tobogganing in Les Rochers-de-Naye, Les Pléiaides, Les Avants, Les Paccots, Villars and Portes-du-Soleil in Summer:

• Sailing, hiking, cycling, mountain biking

• Hiring pedaloes, canoes, kayaks, surfboards and stand-up paddle boards

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Accommodation

Friends or family thinking of visiting you? Contact our partners below to find out more about their special Haut-Lac family deals.

Grand Hôtel de Vevey ***** https://www.ghdl.ch/en/ Rue d’Italie 1, 1800 Vevey +41 21 925 06 06 info@ghdl.ch

Modern Times **** https://www.moderntimeshotel.ch/en Chemin du Genévrier 20, 1806 - Saint-Légier-La Chiésaz/Vevey +41 21 925 22 22 info@moderntimeshotel.ch

Hotel Le Léman *** https://www.hotel-leleman.ch/ Route de Blonay 20, 1800 Vevey +41 21 944 33 22 info@hotel-leleman.ch

Other hotels nearby

Le Mirador Resort & Spa ***** in Mt-Pèlerin Hôtel des Trois Couronnes ***** in Vevey Astra **** in Vevey L’Ermitage Hôtel et Restaurant in Clarens

Getting around Rail: https://www.sbb.ch/en/home.html

Partnership with Taxi Chaplin & Oriental: https://taxi-chaplin.ch/ Boat: https://www.cgn.ch/en/

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We hope you enjoy your experience at the Haut-Lac boarding house. Should you ever have any questions, do tell us about them so we can help.

Haut-Lac Boarding House Route du Tirage 14 1806 St-Légier

George & Katie Carver House Parents boarding@haut-lac.ch T: +41 (0) 21 555 5090

+41 21 555 50 00 www.haut-lac.ch info@haut-lac.ch hautlac