Surselva District Holidays

Very European style hotel. Not much on the amenity side and no air conditioning. They have done what they can with an older building to make it comfortable. Staff is great very professional. My only negative comment is with Zurich being a major business and tourist hub I would like to have had breakfast available to me earlier than 7 am. Most hotels I have stayed in offer a 6 am start time. Other than that it was a pleasant stay.

Absolutely beautiful property. We tried to Omakaze restaurant which was an absolute treat. The hotel breakfast is unparalleled. The spa is also quite lovely. The only complaint is that taxis to and from town are pricey, but for the traveler who wants a property where they do not have to leave, it is absolutely wondetful. The bar is also fantastic and the rooms modern and clean. The rooms are also temperate controlled appropriately, especially considering AC is not common in Switzerland. Fabulous property-top notxh!

This hotel gets 5/5 for location. It’s so convenient for any visitor to Zurich (1 min from Zurich HB (the main train station), 8-10 mins from the Aldstadt (old town). It’s brilliant for location and convenience, staff are friendly and the rooms are clean. The only reason I would rate this hotel 4/5 is because the air conditioning didn’t work. They brought me a fan and I had to leave my window open which was fine to lower the temperature but then I got street noise. I was in a room on the 1st floor. Apart from this, great value for money and most importantly the location is super convenient for sightseeing, training to near by other cities and countries as well as for walking to the old town.

Friendly staff and very well located if you’re a tourist.

The hotel towels in our room look worn and very thin. The bath towels are fairly small, about 2/3 the size of the regular towel size. Some of the towels are gray/off white instead of white. The AC unit blows air directly to the left side of the bed which made me sneeze badly. It also makes noises like dropping sand to metal, waking us up a couple of times during the night.