โ5 star Hotel. Spectacular views everywhere. 5 star dining. Was there 32 years ago, and they have made substantial upgrades. Will definitely return to do some more serious day hikes. Bring your walking poles and hiking footwear, and enjoy a beer on the terrace afterwards with the best views in the worldโ
โzehr gut.
Some says fat guy can not be fit in elevator or shower.
Maybe yes. it is old small hotel. But the room has nice cute view and antique furniture. I loved soft matress and neat bedding.
It was perfect for me to spend the last night in Swiss.
Would like to come back in years. โ
โBefore the arrival of our baby, we had a wonderful 2-night, 3-day stay at the hotel. The staff at the breakfast restaurant were very friendly, and the entire facility was spotless.
Next time, we would appreciate it if you could offer us a welcome drink at check-in as well. ^_^โ
โThe room was small, but the bed was big and comfortable. If you go to Haldenstrasse instead of the hotel address, you can use the elevator. The view from the restaurant was great.โ
โWe absolutely loved everything about this apartment. The location is extremely convenient and the city views from inside the apartment (especially the view of the church) was beautiful. A lot of space for our family to stretch out , we traveled with two teenage girls and it was nice for them to each have their own bedroom. The rooftop patio was our favorite feature as you enjoy panoramic views of Lucerne. Hands down the best experience. Highly recommend. Communication with the host was...
โNice and simple if you're just needing somewhere to sleep at night. Very clean and comfortable. The fridge being restocked daily for free (water, soda and beer) was an excellent touch, also some snacks on arrival.
Check in was very easy, I actually didn't see a single member of staff during my stay, they were definitely there, I just didn't see them since I was gone all day.
Location is excellent 15/20 mins walk from the main train station, or jump on the bus for 5 mins (city travel pass is...
