NH Hotels, Lake Lucerne hotels

"The room was a good size but with a rather bland in design. The bed was large and comfortable. The AC seemed to struggle to maintain temperature and was quite loud. The shower also had a couple of issues. First was that, like the AC, the temperature control didn’t work very well. The water temperature would vary from luke warm to uncomfortably hot at times - without you adjusting it. Also the shower had two opening corners that were missing gaskets at the bottom so a lot of water ended up on the floor unless you were very careful. The location of the hotel made it easy visit a lot of tourist spots on foot. The included breakfast was reasonably good. The items were oddly distributed so you had to look for things that would normally be together e.g. butter near the bread."

"Favorite place that we stayed on our Switzerland trip! Absolutely loved the balcony in our room! "

"Great property with a really convenient location. Just steps away from Chapel Bridge and also very close to the train station. The front desk staff were very friendly and even helped us booking our tickets for Mt. Pilatus. "

"Place was great location! NO A/C in any rooms……86 degrees in our room at night even with open window and fan going…..so hot and uncomfortable "

"Excellent facility and staff. Room was spotless. Check in staff were very helpful- arranged for us to occupy room before noon! Restaurant is ok, although very long wait for food. "

"Great location just one street back from the lake front. A good price for the area. Rooms were a good size. Only a short walk to the train station. Breakfast had enough options to find something we liked. I would return to this hotel if back in the area."

"Would recommend to friends"

"This is my 2nd time staying in this hotel & always love having the own temperature control. AC & Launry available are additional star to my review. There is no reception deskbbut check in and out is easy. "

"Wonderful hotel in the perfect location. Would definitely stay there again...could walk everywhere."