Hotels near Kirche Enge, Zurich

Hotel Bristol Zurich is in a perfect location, especially for a short layover. You’re within walking distance of all the main sights, the Old Town, restaurants, and the train station, which makes exploring the city very convenient. However, the price does not match the experience. The hotel felt more like a dated motel than a centrally located Zurich property. There were no toiletries provided (unless you pay) the breakfast selection was very minimal, and the overall atmosphere lacked warmth. Unfortunately, the front desk service was not welcoming, which made the stay feel even less pleasant. If location is your top priority, it works. But for the price, I expected much more.

Had a great stay at Ruby Mimi Hotel Zurich. The hotel was very clean and well-maintained, which made the stay really comfortable. Everything felt fresh and nicely organized, from the room to the common areas. It’s also very convenient — the location makes it easy to get around, whether you’re exploring the city or heading to nearby attractions. Overall, a smooth and enjoyable stay, perfect for a short trip!

Hotel is situated right in the heart of Zurich next to the Central Tram/ Bus stop and five minutes walk from the Zurich HB main station. Our room was small but clean and very comfortable with a view over looking the water and the Central stop. Although the hotel is situated next to the funicular railway we never heard it from our room. We were on the 4th floor and with the window open, you can hear quite a bit of street noise. However with the window closed, it is minimal and we always got a good night's sleep. The room didn't get too hot despite it being very warm while were in Zurich. There was a standalone fan in the room which we used once. Hotel Wi-Fi was free and worked well while we there. The staff were very friendly and spoke English. The Hotel has a restaurant which also does breakfast, however cannot comment on this as we chose to eat out. There are lots of restaurants and cafes in the area. Also handy is a coop supermarket a few minutes away which does a good range of snacks, sandwiches and salads.

I booked a room with breakfast included. However, during check-in I was told breakfast was not included. I need to verified my booking with the email voucher to the front desk and she amended it. Regretfully, the next few days, I need to re-verify with front desk again because the waiter/waitress said breakfast was not included. The property description mentioned that each category is provided with air-conditioning but I cannot operate the temperature and fan speed because they are centrally controlled. Also, in the room details mentioned that slippers are provided but was not.

The room was quite small, but it came with a microwave, utensils, and more. There's a supermarket downstairs that's open late, so you can buy food, store it in the room, and heat it up later if you get hungry. You can store your luggage, but the storage room isn't locked. Access to the building and rooms is via a passcode. However, even if it's past the 3 PM check-in time, you'll have to wait a few minutes for the passcode to activate before you can open your room door.

I absolutely do not recommend staying in the east wing. To get there, you have to walk through quite a long tunnel from the main building. The rooms are very small, and the bathroom is super cramped too (if you open the door, you have to close it again to use the toilet because there's no space). The room isn't even big enough for two people to sit down and eat takeout. Furthermore, something I found quite uncomfortable is that the room doesn't have windows that open. I like fresh air, and that makes the atmosphere feel stuffy and dry. When I booked, I didn't check the room type carefully and didn't expect to encounter so many inconveniences. Before checking in, reception told me I could pay extra to switch to a better room, and that there were many large rooms available in the main building that night. (At hotels like InterContinental or Marriott, in situations like this, I usually get a free upgrade). If there are so many rooms available, I don't understand why they don't let you try one without charge. (I'm just giving my opinion; I know the hotel isn't obligated to do so).

The hotel is so close to the main station which is very convenient. The room was clean and fresh smelling. There was no fan in the bathroom, so it got pretty steamy after a shower. Continental breakfast was good with fresh breads and croissants. They did have some hot food that was average. Lots of different places to eat close by and close to the old city.

The location and cleanliness of the room were excellent. However, there doesn't seem to be a permanent staff member at the hotel, so you need a passcode to enter. This means you must complete the web check-in by the day before your arrival to receive the passcode and room number via email from the hotel. It's absolutely essential not to forget to do the self-check-in beforehand.

The hotel is self-check in, Ctrip did not send a reservation number starting with 4, resulting in the need to contact the hotel staff to check in. The location of the hotel is not close to the train station, it takes 10 minutes to walk or take the tram. But at this price, there are not many choices in Zurich, but fortunately the hotel is clean and business trips are ok.

The cleanliness was just okay, and the hotel felt a bit run-down. The location wasn't great either. I guess for Zurich, where everything is expensive, the price of this hotel is acceptable. There's also a bus stop nearby.