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citizenM Zürich
"Staff were always kind and helpful, which was the best part. It must be reasonable its room is such small where a bed is occupied exactly from the wall to the other side’s, given its relatively lower price. However, we would say bed making was terrible. The room between mattress and the frame was not clean with hairs and rubbishes. Cleanliness around a bed is all about sound sleeping."
Novotel Zurich City West
"The hotel is distinguished by its welcoming and friendly staff, who go above and beyond to assist guests and make the check-in and overall procedures smooth and professional. The hotel also enjoys an excellent location, making it a great choice for visitors."
St Gotthard Hotel
"Was ok."
Bristol Hotel
"The location of the hotel was great, and the gentleman who helped us check in late at night was gracious. We paid extra for breakfast, but felt like it lacked options for the price. Biggest disappointments were the lack of adequate air conditioning on days that were in the upper 90s (there was a sign in the room that said the AC could only be set for 9 degrees less than the outside temperature, which just really wasn’t sufficient in that heat. The other challenge was that the desk socket was so loose, none of our plugs would stay in, and the one in the bathroom was super confusing and I couldn’t figure out where the euro plug would go. This left us with only one outlet on the far side of the bed for charging three peoples’ devices."
ibis Styles Zurich City Center
"Very Good!"
Hotel Scheuble
"Excellent walking location to restaurants, coffee spots and sight seeing. Safe to walk at night and close to Coop for grocery items. The room was clean, comfortable and staff was helpful for finding places in city. I would stay at Hotel Scheuble again next time in Zurich!"
Motel One Zürich
"We had booked a family room and when we arrived we were given an accessible room. When we raised this the initial response was that was all that was available. When we pushed back they eventually said there would be one available later in the day and they would move us. They then gave us breakfast the following morning as an apology. Thank you @motelone."
Hotel Limmathof
"affordable"
Saint Georges Hotel
"this is a fantastic choice if you’re looking to stay in zurich city centre!! really it’s the best location for walking around some of the city’s most famous streets, including the shopping ones! the hotel itself is in a lovely little square and looks very picturesque from the outside, with the shutters and beautiful pastel coloured buildings. the area around it feels safe, even when i went out on walks by myself as a young woman, and the square next door has a lovely looking greek restaurant and japanese restaurant not so far away! also close to the river ☺️ the staff were helpful and always friendly and the rooms are decorated in a lovely way and the views outside the windows are bery picteresque yet again! such an amazing location, style and efficieny of a hotel and i recommend staying here !"
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Zurich Travel Guide
Zurich, Switzerland's most populous city, boasts one of the world's highest living standards. Zurich's history dates back to Neolithic times and is concentrated in the city's Old Town. There are no fewer than 50 museums and 100 art galleries. The Old Town is the hub of the city's Zürcher Verkehrsverbund public transport network. Zurich's Hauptbahnhof, situated just 12 minutes from Zurich Airport, handles over 2,900 trains per day and is one of more than 20 rail stations in the city. Zurich's other public transit options include trams, electric buses, Lake Zurich water taxis and Limmat River cruises.
Don’t MissPicasso and Monet are among the famous artists with works displayed in Zurich's Fine Arts Museum, but younger tourists may be more interested in the 1,200 vintage toys on display at the Zurich Toy Museum. Another family friendly Zurich attraction, Zurich Zoologischer Garten, was originally established in 1929 and contains more than 2,200 animals today. Zurich’s Chinese Gardens is themed on temple gardens and features Oriental pavilions and flora spread around a small lake. The gardens are a lovely sight when flowers blossom pink in spring or the autumn leaves turn gold. The garden is a part of Zürichhorn, one of the city's most popular parks, while the Swiss National Museum stands at one end of another Zurich park, Platzspitz. The Uetliberg Mountain is an impressive Zurich viewpoint where people can hike or cycle in summer or go sledding in winter.
Restaurants and BarsZurich's main eating, drinking and shopping district is Bahnhofstrasse, a bustling street near Zurich's Hauptbahnhof. A veal dish named Zürigschnätzlets is prepared with cream and wine sauce and is the city's signature dish. Raclette and fondue are two more typical Swiss meals which appear on the menus of Zurich's over 1,500 restaurants alongside countless international offerings. Cüpli wine is one of the must try drinks and is served at the majority of Zurich's 500 bars. Zurich West is the main nightlife district in a city which boasts a large number of bars and nightclubs.
ShoppingMany of the world's costliest clothing boutiques and Swiss chocolate shops line Zurich's main shopping street, Bahnhofsstrasse. Shoppers on smaller budgets, however, will find better bargains in Löwenstrasse's budget shops or Niederdorf's trendy boutiques. Augustinergasse is a street on which antique and souvenir shops sell some of Zurich's authentic clocks, watches, knives and other typical Swiss souvenirs.
Where to stayLuxury hotels with creature comforts including fitness centres and multiple restaurants can easily be found throughout Zurich. These range from the Movenpick Hotel Zurich Airport to the more centrally located Zurich Marriott Hotel. The Flag Zürich is among the city's most affordable places to stay.