Awful experience. Asked for a quote and his instant reply was that he is not interest in reviewing…read morecompetitor quotes "he is not a bazar...thanks anyways". I merely asked for the type of car and provided him the other rate. I wouldn't trust your family in any of his vehicles. Beyond unprofessional- just lost a $10k job because he's a moron and doesn't know how to communicate or run a business.

We used this service for private transfer from our hotel in Zurich to the docking site of our AMA…read moreWaterways ship in Basel, Switzerland. Very comfortable vehicle, punctual and reasonably priced. Highly recommended if you don't want to deal with carrying luggage to get on the train.

Friendly employees, bright lights showcasing stores and kiosks that sell food such as chocolates,…read morepastries, and more. Impeccable lounges. Clean bathrooms throughout. A pleasure to go through the passageways as we're navigating to our gate. I'm impressed.

It's modern, efficient, and clean. We had no issues at arrival or departure by way of American…read moreAirlines. On arrival, the directions on the signs were very clear. We were greeted by the voice of "Heidi" and a projected field of cows in the tunnel of the Skymetro. What a great welcome! We went through passport control rather smoothly. There was a line, but it moved quickly. Claiming our luggage through baggage claim went very well. On departure, we originally couldn't find the American Airlines check-in area. Fortunately, there are staff everywhere to assist you. Going through security was quick after scanning our boarding pass to enter. There's an escalator that takes you up through the DF Shop to get to the gates. That shop has automated kiosks to help with those last minute purchases. There are lots of food options and shops once you get past security. You'll get a goodbye message from "Heidi" when taking the Skymetro back to the international (E) gate. It was a very warm & worry-free experience!

They were very responsive,on time, courteous and fast. I went from the schiede Wiedikon to the…read moreairport, with a stop off in the middle of the city. It was 90 chf. We got to the airport with time to spare. Clean, cushy Mercedes.

Yelp Review 2026 #69:…read more Traveling north to south and east to west of Switzerland for 2 weeks, it made sense to get Swiss Travel Pass. It gives you unlimited rides on trains, trams, buses and boats all over Switzerland. It's not time/ date-specific so you won't have to worry about out missing your train and have to get another ticket. It won't matter, you just take the next one. There are 2 classes: 1st class for $820 for 15 days vs 2nd class for $520 for 15 days; 1st class for $460 for 3 days vs 2nd class for $290. They also have passes available for 4, 6 and 8 days. You must buy directly from their website. If you see anything being sold anywhere else, it's probably a scam or a pain in the you know what should you need to change something with your booking and getting your pass. Now, it's not for everyone. If you're planning to stay in just 1 or 2 cantons/ cities in Switzerland, it's not worth it. If you're planning to like Uber, it's also not worth getting a Swiss Travel Pass. Swiss public transportation is very efficient. They're always early or on time. I've only seen one train arrive late. Buses are hit and miss and it's usually caused by passengers taking forever to get on/ off the bus - I've seen it with my own eyes. And there's also traffic. Bernina Express and Glacier Express are also included in the Swiss Travel Pass. All you have to pay for is the seat reservation. Another benefit of getting the Swiss Travel Pass is you get free access (Finance Museum, St. Gallen Library, Red Cross Museum, etc.) to or discounts to some museums and attractions. Their website lists museums and attractions per city. Should you get 1st class or 2nd class? I enjoyed 1st class because it's less crowded and much quieter than 2nd class. The seat configuration is 1-2, 1-1, 2-2 in 1st class vs 2-2 and 4-4 in 2nd class. The seats are wider and you get more legroom in 1st class. There are power outlets, coat hangers, and more luggage space in 1st class. I got a lot of free stuff on the Bernina Express in 1st class and bigger panoramic windows too. So, it's really up to you.

I enjoyed this airline. Traveled from ZNZ to ZRH to DC. The food was delicious from the breakfast,…read moredinner and snacks. The amenities were decent. The flight attendants were attentive. If I needed something they arrived quickly. The food was flavorful and presented well. They gave us water bottles vs cups and nice touch was the warm bread displayed in a basket.

This is the worst airline I have ever used. They have stolen my laptop using a trick: the…read moreStewardess has asked me to put my laptop under my seat, and then instructed the person behind me to give it to her. She has then taken my laptop out of the plane before the plane departed. This was a new laptop, worth 4000 Euros. This is theft and fraud. The airline does not pay their employees well, and they steal from their passengers. The airline personal has told me the laptop was given to "lost and found", which was not true. The lost and found office never received the laptop. THEFT AND FRAUD, DO NOT FLY WITH THIS AIRLINE. This airline also only flies to low-income countries and places. Wherever this airline flies, is not worth visiting. All low-income countries, theft and fraud. DO NOT FLY WITH THEM!

The car you will get wherever you want, thats an amazing service! The car is full electric and…read morethere is enough space for 5 people!

Omg is this a train station or a mall?? We were in Switzerland on a Sunday for a layover. Since…read morealot of shops are closed on Sunday, Zurich HB was recommended as a stop on our city tour. We were pleasantly surprised and glad we made the stop. First of all it is very clean, they have an array of shops, restaurants, even grocery stores that were open. We tried 2 cafes, Migos, a candy shop, Laderach Choc and the gift shop.

Yelp Review 2026 #50:…read more Zürich Hauptbanhof connects Zürich to the airport, and to other parts of Switzerland. It's pretty big but east to navigate. There's a board where you can see the schedule and what platform each train is leaving from. There are restaurants, cafes, convenience stores, and chocolate shops at the station. I can't speak on restrooms since I didn't use them but every restroom I've used in Switzerland has been clean. Outside the Hauptbanhof, there are buses, taxis, and trams to connect you if you're staying somewhere away from this station. But there are hotels within walking distance from here. I've taken trains to/ from Zürich Hauptbanhof in the afternoon, early morning and at night and I felt safe regardless of the time of day.