A great place for seminars, nice location, great meeting rooms, extremely friendly serviceread more

From the owner: At our completely redesigned four-star Hotel Meierhof on Lake Zurich, you can count on feeling…read morehappy and contented from the moment you arrive until the moment you depart. With us, all the surprises will be positive. Starting with the heart-warming hospitality to a fantastic view over the lake, from the dedicated service to the stylish rooms, from the incomparably cosy pillows to the modern seminar infrastructure, from an upbeat "good morning" to a no less cheery "good night". Sleep & dream au lac Most rooms afford fantastic views out onto the lake. They have all been completely redesigned. With modern furniture, lively colours and, of course, a generous measure of hospitality. Meetings au lac Is ideally suited for all types of seminars, events, conferences, presentations etc. Use our three seminar rooms with modern equipment. We make every effort to ensure the success of your event so you can relax and concentrate on your role -- and look forward to the success of your event and be assured of everyone's comfort, satisfaction and well-being. Events au lac The relaxed ambience of the 5th floor and the amazing view of Lake Zurich makes our Lounge au lac the perfect place to hold your event. Depending on the number of people we can reserve the whole Lounge au lac for you and up to 120 guests for your exclusive use.

Pleasant hotel in a traditional building conveniently close to the railway station and the lake…read more (The station is far enough away that the trains are not noticeable, though.) My room was a little small, but acceptable and nicely furnished. The breakfast was good.

From the owner: Welcome to the Romantik Hotel & Restaurant Schwan, which has been a meeting place for the residents…read moreof Horgen and surrounding communities since 1466. The building has quite an eventful past. We are looking forward to your visit in our little Oasis, where time runs a little slower and the quality of life is highly valued.

I was there in the summer of 2023. The hotel didn't have AC, and they say the weather was unusually…read morewarm, but I'm from the Houston Area with 100/100 (temperature/humidity), so the cool Berlin evenings (in the 70s) were wonderful. This was an economical hotel that offered a GREAT breakfast, with nearby access to the city's train, and free parking on the street. I spent the weekend in Berlin before driving a couple hours north. On the back side of the trip I stayed at the nearby JW Marriott, and that hotel was a mess. I'd stay at Hotel Belvoir my next trip to Berlin!

We had an excellent stay at this hotel. It's a bit daunting to book a hotel that hasn't had any…read morereviews in the last 10 years, but we are grateful that we took a leap of faith here. We accidentally booked a single room which we didn't realize until checkin. The front desk staff was so helpful and accommodating. First they immediately called housekeeping to prepare the room for two, and when we realized that it was going to be too small for both of us for a three night stay, they were happy to move us into a king room when it became available the next day. We left our luggage at the front desk and the bags were waiting for us in our new room when we arrived. Interactions with the front desk staff and housekeeping were pleasant throughout. We had a rental car and were able to park it in the underground garage which was a great relief. This hotel is also just next to the Thalwil train station, which has pros and cons. On the plus side, it's a fast and easy ride into Zurich HB and the city center. Conversely, if you get a room on one side of the hotel, you will hear train noise. While no one was working outdoors on the weekend, major construction noise started coming from the train station on Monday morning at 7 am. Ear plugs were provided in the room. I also liked how you could raise and lower the outdoor shutters which blocked out light in the morning. It was consistently 73 to 75 degrees F in the room and the only way to let cooler air in from outside was to open the balcony door - wish there had been a window instead because it was awkward to keep the door open all night. The room itself was well equipped with thoughtful amenities including cold water in the fridge, shower cap, sewing kit, body lotion, even a shoe horn to use during your stay. A downside is that most of the power outlets did not fit our US converter. However, all of the USB's worked and we were able to at least charge our phones and most other devices. The TVs offer a way to cast streaming services from your phone to the screen and it worked perfectly in our first room but not the second one. The breakfast assortment was impressive. Both hot and cold items and an excellent sitting area with a view of the lake. It was only free on Sunday. Fast and excellent Wi-Fi as well.

Amazing find through hotels dot com. I have been making my way through Europe the month of July…read more2017 and happened upon this place. I knew I wanted to swim in lake Zurich, climb a 10,000+ hike and be close to the trains. This has all of that, but more importantly it has a staff that is super welcoming and aims to please. From the minute we arrived, which was a 3 hour train from Milan and an early one at that, they really understood our needs. They insisted we go swim in the lake, pointed us to a bit of a public but yet private area and it did not disappoint. They have fro yo in bar for those who are into that sort of stuff. The room is super eclectic, my only concern is the Europeans are somewhat stingy with their AC's and there is no control from within. Fancy auto blinds and lights hardwood floors throughout, and a nice balcony with a view of the lake. Quick elevators and some of the best cappuccino yet and trust me I've had a bunch. Yes I'm an IGNORANT American that only speaks English but they took the time to learn another language unlike me. I would highly recommend this place to anyone who's stressing over the $700 a night places in what I have found to be the most expensive European city yet of this tour and this is Country #7 on it..

We stayed at the hotel as well as had dinner at the restaurant. We speak only English and they were…read morewonderfully accommodating. We had an excellent late check in after we called to let them know we would be I past closing. The room was picturesque and faces the lake. The road is busy but it was fine for us. The weather was fall like but warm so no need for a/c for fans. The restaurant was very nice. Perhaps a little pricey for American taste but it was worth the spend. We had the lamb and the Swiss traditional ( veal and has browns); they were both great. I could have eaten them every night. I followed with some passion fruit sorbet which was a great ending. Lovely place and food.

Great location, mediocre food (for the price) but service is really bad. Slow, not friendlyread more

three stars for an amazing view and walkable trails out the door. two stars for clean albeit very…read moresmall room, one star for a very narrow and uncomfortable bed. two stars for quite good food and waitstaff when the restaurant is actually open. however, the restaurant is now closed to the public on the weekends so getting back to the hotel after a long day of working means no food. the hotel is now focusing on income from hosting corporate events, so you may find yourself with a noisy crowd outside drinking on the patio until 1 am during the week, and no services on the weekend. in four visits this year, the front desk staff constantly made mistakes in booking rooms, room not available upon checkin, even after I paid for an extra day so I could check in when I arrived from the US at 8am. the front desk staff is unavailable and very confused. overall the hotel on the weekend seems like a ghost town. a guest trying to check in on sunday night found the hotel doors locked, lights off, and walked around the property in tears trying to contact someone. she ended up knocking on my ground floor glass window to ask for help. i used to stay here every time I worked in zurich, I will never stay again.