1. The hotel boasts an excellent location, just a four to five-minute walk from the lake and a mere three to four minutes from the 'Dying Lion' monument. It's situated at one end of an old street lined with shops, including a McDonald's. A COOP supermarket is right outside the hotel, just to the left. It's about a 7-8 minute walk from the train station.
2. The triple room we received was different from the pictures, and after contacting Trip.com, we received some compensation. But to be honest (U1S1), our room had a good view, offering a glimpse of the lake (a vertical strip) and a landmark church, plus a balcony (great for drying clothes). The room itself wasn't huge, but the bathroom was spacious.
3. The hotel's breakfast selection is relatively limited, but it’s typical of what Swiss people eat daily: bread, cheese, cereal, yogurt, eggs, milk, coffee, and fruit. You can certainly get your fill.
4. The hotel offers self-service coffee and lemonade. Every time I left the hotel, I'd fill up a bottle; I suspect it was tap water. Switzerland is incredibly expensive, so every little saving helps!
5. The room rate was over 3500 for two nights, and we also had to pay a tourist/city tax upon arrival. It was definitely pricey, but then I thought about the hotels just a 5-minute walk from the lake, costing over 8000, and felt much better about our choice.
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