I was here for two nights on business. Check in was super fast and easy…read more My room was very large and comfortable. It was nice having a sitting area. The bed was also very comfortable. Having motorized blinds on the windows was wonderful because you could get the room really dark. Great for sleeping. The hotel is convenient to a grocery store and there are some restaurants in the area. Public transportation is very close by. Viking Cruises had a large number of their passengers staying there so it was sometimes hard to get on an elevator. Other than that, it was a wonderful stay.

Staff was amazing, hotel is beautiful and modern, gym is small, but well equipped. The have a nice…read morepatio in front of the hotel where you can enjoy drinks and dinner. Their dining area is also exceptional.

Very cool hotel with a unique design and a great vibe. Rooms were comfortable and the breakfast and…read morebar were both excellent. The only issue was that it could be pretty loud at night. If you are a light sleeper, that is something to be aware of.

After having dinner at Acanto, some of us decided to get a drink, so we walked down the street to…read morethis hotel bar. I'd never heard of 25hours Hotel, so it was cool to check out something new. When we walked in, I thought we were at a youth hostel or something. There were tons of young people playing ping pong! Totally reminded me of my college days back in Los Angeles, when students played ping pong in the rec room. Turns out there was some ping pong tournament, so I guess this wasn't what the bar typically looked like. But it still made for a fun and interesting atmosphere. The decor is kind of retro, but with a modern flair. The furniture seemed to be a bit mismatched at first, with different pieces and colors strewn about, but upon closer inspection, you could tell that some interior decorator had carefully chosen everything to match exactly. Every single color in the multicolored rug was exactly replicated in the sofa pillows, chairs, tables, etc. I ordered something new that I'd never seen before--Hofgarten Sauer rhabarberschorle (rhubarb spritzer)--which was a refreshing change to my usual Apfelshorle. A bit sweet and tangy, it was a refreshing fizzy drink to quench my thirst after dinner. The NENI menu card stated free Wi-Fi, but I found the signal too weak to do anything. The restroom upstairs had tons of mirrors for one of those really cool effects where you see the reflection go on for infinity. The DJ played good tunes all night, which made for a very nice atmosphere to chill out with some friends for a drink and conversation. My only remark would be that the crowd seemed rather young on a Friday night, but that could have been due to the ping pong tournament.

Beautiful hotel, beautiful room. Lake and church view, white marble bathroom. Great service, fast…read morecheck in. Room upgrade, early check in and late checkout, free buffet breakfast, center of town. Highly recommend.

Go to The Nest - rooftop bar. Gorgeous views of Lake Zurich…read moreand nearby buildings. Drink options for everyone, food was delish.

Avoid This Hotel in Warm Weather - It's a Sweatbox…read moreAbsolutely miserable if the weather is even slightly warm. The air conditioning is a joke--barely a breeze--and the rooms turn into ovens by mid-afternoon. We weren't the only ones sweating through the night; complaints were nonstop. It's clean, but that's the only thing going for it. If comfort matters at all, avoid this place during warm months.

Great stay! Excellent staff. Especially the front desk team, and the evening/night bartender at…read moreNovotel next door. I believe they are both owned by the Ibis international chain...trendy, cute, budget friendly, and central location.

The rooms feel like you're in a hospital. A single flat pillow per person is about the width of a…read morefolded towel. Bunk beds only rated for 100kg. Check in staff was nice. No phones in the rooms, front desk will promise things and then not only not deliver but not tell you they gave up on helping you. Don't ask for towels, you will only get attitude

Before booking a room here make sure you're comfortable with having bare minimum necessities! Bed,…read morepillow, blanket, shower, toilet, sink and a tv. If you're not okay with all of this being in practically one room, find a different hotel. I love staying at budget hotels within major cities! They're affordable, comfortable, and have basic things I'll need! This hotel is located in the 5th district which was about 20 minutes away from the old town, about 2 minutes away from a grocery store (coop) or 5 minutes away from an aldi which is much cheaper. Parking for us was 23 CHF a night which was A LOT cheaper than other hotels closer to the center. It's 6.2km from the zoo, which you'll walk all up hill, take the 6 tram from the city center and it won't take you that long! There is a station located right outside of the hotel, which is super convenient! I loved the area we were in, it was very artsy. The umbrella alley is located about 2 minutes away, multiple places to eat, friendly atmosphere and vibe!

This review is a bit late, I was visiting a few months ago, but the overall impression I still have…read moreis that this is a fantastic Marriott. Located in a really well situated area of Zürich. We stayed for two nights and we had an exceptional view from the hotel room window. Our room was very nice with a big bed and lounging couch and nice bathroom. The hotel is in a perfect place for walking around the city. We could walk outside and directly to the river, that was so pleasant. We noticed the locals were jumping into the river to swim so we decided to do the same. It was brisk and refreshing!!! I overall loved visiting Zürich, it's a really cool city, and staying here was just part of that enjoyment. The Thai restaurant White Elephant was delicious and so awesome to have in the hotel.

No complaints about this hotel. It was our first time visiting Zurich and this hotel was placed in…read morea quiet but convenient location. We were a short walk away from most of the shops/sights that we wanted to go to. It was also convenient since it was less than 1/2 mile from the train station. There's a lounge in there for Marriott members that serves breakfast, snacks during the day, and even dinner. This saved us a lot of deciding where to eat and we could grab something quick when we didn't want to walk to a restaurant. The hotel staff was all very kind and helped us out a lot.

A very nice modern hotel, and not too expensive considering the city & quality. The location is…read moreeasy to get to by transit, and it's right among Zurich West, which is an interesting area itself. The rooms are spacious, plenty of room for 3 people with one being on the sofa that converts to a very good bed. (Maybe the sofa bed could even be shared by two kids?) Everything about the room was comfortable, worked well, and was impressive aesthetically. Friendly service and great lobby. It's a big building shared with two other Accor hotels, with a shady courtyard.

Friendly staff. Located in a quiet area, nice and clean hotel but a bit far from attractions.read more

Decent hotel to consider when in Zurich…read more This hotel is used by Viking and other business tours/ airlines so expect crowds at times. We stayed two nights with Viking and one on our own. The hotel is walking distance to train #4 which is a short ride to old town and also walking distance to a Coop for shopping. If you are an elite Marriott or on a group with breakfast they have a pretty good breakfast and the lounge is decent for those that have that access

Had a very relaxing stay at this property. My room was very quiet, and the mattress was very…read morecomfortable. Really great for starting my adjustment from jetlag. The buffet breakfast should definitely be part of your stay experience. The fresh fruit and the juices were among the best. The dinner menu is really good too. The convenient access to the COOP grocery store is an added bonus. Oh yeah, taking goofy photos with the Anne-Sophie statue had me laughing non-stop. That was a definite once in a lifetime experience. The surrounding area is safe to go for a long stroll and in the residential neighborhood behind the hotel too.

This hotel had good reviews on booking but man... we had a not so great experience. We were…read morevisiting in the summer and it was quite warm. The hotel's ac was broken or just couldn't keep up.... The room was so hot and uncomfortable. We were there for several nights and could barely sleep. We called the front desk to ask about it and they were less than helpful. If it weren't for this, the hotel would have been ok. It's conveniently located off a tram line. The prices weren't horrific (it is Switzerland, so everywhere is expensive). This place may be fine in cooler months, but we didn't love it in the summer.

I wish I could do zero stars. Numerous unnecessary charges of way too much money. Water facilities…read moredid not drain. Room service took a small item from my room. Did not have sheets on the beds. Bar tender was super nice but can't say the same as the rest of the staff. Much better hotel options in Zürich that are closer to the city for the same if not cheaper price.

Hotel St. George's - Zürich…read more This small, three story boutique hotel located centrally in downtown Zürich, with accommodating staff. I walked to this hotel from "HB Train Station," when I first arrived in Zürich. I wanted to explore by foot streets of Zürich. When I walked in, I really enjoyed the lobby (I forgot to take pics ). It offers a touch of historic elegance. Lobby area also leads to their own restaurant area. Breakfast can be purchased separately at the restaurant or at the time of booking. Once the friendly front desk lady finished accommodating a guest before me, she invited me to sit at the comfortable furniture by her desk, to check in. As she assisted me to check in, at some point in our conversation, I mentioned that I forgot my universal outlet adapter. She said, "I do have one extra I can give you for 10 Swiss Francs." It was her personal one. I felt bad she was giving up hers, but I was so grateful. "Thank you for offering me one, yes I will take it. I researched that it would cost 30+ Swiss Francs at a store." It was a wonderful first impression of the friendly and welcoming staff. Once I received my key, another staff member guided me to elevator and up to my room. The room was fairly small with a small bed, and personal sink, but for solo traveler, it's perfect. (All other hotels were more expensive and further away from downtown). You do share toilet and shower with other guests. Each of the three floors, offers few toilet rooms and shower rooms. At first, I was a bit concerned since I've never stayed in hotel with this type of arrangement. But, honestly, it was not an inconvenience in any way. I never had to wait for other guests. I had a balcony that I walked out every morning and enjoyed the beautiful weather. Every night, I propped my window open, fell asleep and enjoyed waking up each morning to chirping birds. Overall I would recommend this hotel and look forward returning.

Fantastic! Check in…read morewent smoothly. Explained everything very well. Staff was friendly and welcoming and answered all my questions. The hotel itself and room was extremely clean. The bathroom and shower were very clean as well. I was a tad nervous sharing a bathroom/shower with others, but didn't notice a difference really. Never had to wait for either. I did get breakfast one morning and it's a buffet style of typical European foods. Eggs, breads, jams, cheeses, cold cuts, muesli, cereal, and yogurt. Delicious. With tea, coffee, juice, and water. I wish I would have gotten it the whole stay. I would definitely recommend this establishment. Especially for the price and location. Close to train station and many restaurants and sites.