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"Excellent hotel. Staff all accommodating and polite. Good selection at breakfast. Also room made up every day with everything replaced and new bottled water. Just a generally good stay."

"Almost 500 rooms but you wouldn't really know it. 24hr Reception staff were efficient, spoke English and were professional. The dining room for breakfast was roomy and well set out. Food choices were a little limited but quality was excellent. It had a bar and courtyard to chill out in. Perhaps my only negative was disability access, the front of the property had stairs, you had to walk around the side and rear entrance to gain access if you had heavy bags or were had limited physical mobility. Rooms were adequate, clean, bathroom was on the smaller side. Overall, a great place to stay."

"The rooms and staff were wonderful! I loved the location because it’s very close to the main train station in Zurich."

"Great location and great staff"

"The staff were very helpful and amazing. We managed to get the last minute tickets to the Lindt chocolate factory. The coffee machine downstairs was too good with variety selection."

"Great friendly staff, and close to train station"

"Pretty far from everything. Smell of cigarettes in the building everywhere. If you smoke it’s great I’d assume but I personally can’t handle the smell… especially when trying to sleep. Otherwise beds were amazing 10/10 the showers super clean and very nice! Just wish someone would be more strict about cigarette usage."

"The rooms were clean, the beds were comfortable, the staff were both lovely and helpful with providing recommendations, and the area was walkable with solid restaurants in the vicinity. Would definitely recommend!"

"The staff at reception and the bar were excellent - very professional, polite and helpful. The breakfast was seriously disappointing and I would not pre-pay for it again. We were there for 4 breakfasts and mostly there 30 to 60 mins before the closing of the service, but we felt there was mainly scraps left to pick over. On Saturday 18 April, the food that should be hot was cold (because 2 of the "hot plates" were switched off) there weren't any eggs, beans, bread for toast or pancakes, all of the marmalade and jam jars were vitually empty. When I complained to the breakfast lady, her answer was that she was working alone (implying she was doing her best in a difficult situation). She then brought out some fried eggs from the back which had been cooked in advance and were also cold (and didn't switch on the hot plate, but it was too late anyway). "