Get married at Lake Zurich

Much more than just an ideal location.

100 metres from the landing stage, 60 metres from the registry office, 40 metres from the shaded aperitif area, and very close to the banks of the lake is Marina Lachen. It is not only the glorious location that makes us the place to be when it comes to weddings and celebrations.

You can celebrate here with us – or at the event location of your choice. Whatever you choose, you can look forward to our engagement and the best quality in every respect.

The most important details in brief

Number of rooms: 14 Designrooms, 6 Junior Suites and 1 Sunset Suite
Rooms for the wedding party: Free Junior Suite with lake view for the bridal couple and reduced prices for the wedding party
Premises for aperitif: Foyer 80 m² or various aperitif places with shading directly at the harbour
Banquet room: "MonteLago" 170 m², with music and dancing 80 people / food only 120 people
Cuisine: Creative delicacies with a good price-performance ratio
Wines: Wide selection in different price ranges
Prices: Food and drink, from approximately CHF 150.- per person / room "MonteLago", on Saturdays, minimum consumption of CHF 9'000 from 1 April until 31 October
Technology: Modern presentation technology is available
Parking spaces: Public parking spaces and bus parking spaces right by the hotel (payable), two guest boat moorings available and a landing stage directly in front of the hotel

Fridays I'm in love: Special offer for wedding celebrations on Friday

Celebrate on a Friday! Here are some reasons why it is worth getting married on a Friday at Marina Lachen:

The bridal couple stays free of charge in the Junior Suite of the 4* hotel - with balcony and lake view
The wedding party benefits from attractive room rates
On Fridays, the minimum consumption in the function room «MonteLago», from April to October, is only CHF 4500
After the wedding ceremony on Friday, you still have the whole weekend to celebrate and enjoy your new marital status extensively
The name "Friday" (fr. vendredi, it. venerdi) goes back to the Latin term "dies Veneris" and is thus dedicated to Venus, the goddess of love. If that is not a good omen ...