Luxurious facilities, competent staff, idyllic location: The “Les Alpes” clinic, where Charlène von Monaco is said to have been treated, has a lot to offer.
Monaco – Princess Charlène (44) disappeared for four months in order to concentrate fully on her health away from the palace. As reported by 24royal.de *, “physical and emotional exhaustion” forced Prince Albert II’s wife (64) to stay in the clinic for several weeks, which followed directly after her first return to Monaco in November last year.
Charlene of Monaco is said to have recovered in the luxury clinic “Les Alpes”.
The palace initially did not want to announce in which clinic Charlène was being treated *, but rumors about an alleged break in Switzerland quickly made the rounds. After there were reports of a renowned clinic in Zurich, the “image” now wants to know that Princess Charlène* is said to have spent the last few months in the “Clinic Les Alpes”. The luxurious facility is located above the spa town of Montreux and offers a breathtaking view over Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps.
According to its website, the “Clinic Les Alpes” specializes in the treatment of addiction problems and mental illnesses such as burnout or exhaustion. Each patient receives individual care and treatments tailored to them. In addition to stylishly furnished rooms and its own library, the clinic also has a spacious spa area with yoga and Pilates rooms, a gym and a pool. Equipment that leaves nothing to be desired, but also has its price. Patients pay around 43,000 euros per week, medical treatments are not included.
Charlene of Monaco: step by step back to everyday life
Prince Albert and the twins Jacques (7) and Gabriella (7) are said to have visited Charlène in the clinic*, the recent return of the mother of two should have caused great relief. Princess Charlène has been back in Monaco* for a few days and reunited with her family. According to the palace, she will continue to recover over the next few weeks before “gradually resuming her official engagements.” *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
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