Avoid This Hotel in Warm Weather - It's a Sweatbox…read moreAbsolutely miserable if the weather is even slightly warm. The air conditioning is a joke--barely a breeze--and the rooms turn into ovens by mid-afternoon. We weren't the only ones sweating through the night; complaints were nonstop. It's clean, but that's the only thing going for it. If comfort matters at all, avoid this place during warm months.

Great stay! Excellent staff. Especially the front desk team, and the evening/night bartender at…read moreNovotel next door. I believe they are both owned by the Ibis international chain...trendy, cute, budget friendly, and central location.

A very nice modern hotel, and not too expensive considering the city & quality. The location is…read moreeasy to get to by transit, and it's right among Zurich West, which is an interesting area itself. The rooms are spacious, plenty of room for 3 people with one being on the sofa that converts to a very good bed. (Maybe the sofa bed could even be shared by two kids?) Everything about the room was comfortable, worked well, and was impressive aesthetically. Friendly service and great lobby. It's a big building shared with two other Accor hotels, with a shady courtyard.

Friendly staff. Located in a quiet area, nice and clean hotel but a bit far from attractions.read more

Very cool hotel with a unique design and a great vibe. Rooms were comfortable and the breakfast and…read morebar were both excellent. The only issue was that it could be pretty loud at night. If you are a light sleeper, that is something to be aware of.

After having dinner at Acanto, some of us decided to get a drink, so we walked down the street to…read morethis hotel bar. I'd never heard of 25hours Hotel, so it was cool to check out something new. When we walked in, I thought we were at a youth hostel or something. There were tons of young people playing ping pong! Totally reminded me of my college days back in Los Angeles, when students played ping pong in the rec room. Turns out there was some ping pong tournament, so I guess this wasn't what the bar typically looked like. But it still made for a fun and interesting atmosphere. The decor is kind of retro, but with a modern flair. The furniture seemed to be a bit mismatched at first, with different pieces and colors strewn about, but upon closer inspection, you could tell that some interior decorator had carefully chosen everything to match exactly. Every single color in the multicolored rug was exactly replicated in the sofa pillows, chairs, tables, etc. I ordered something new that I'd never seen before--Hofgarten Sauer rhabarberschorle (rhubarb spritzer)--which was a refreshing change to my usual Apfelshorle. A bit sweet and tangy, it was a refreshing fizzy drink to quench my thirst after dinner. The NENI menu card stated free Wi-Fi, but I found the signal too weak to do anything. The restroom upstairs had tons of mirrors for one of those really cool effects where you see the reflection go on for infinity. The DJ played good tunes all night, which made for a very nice atmosphere to chill out with some friends for a drink and conversation. My only remark would be that the crowd seemed rather young on a Friday night, but that could have been due to the ping pong tournament.

Important information gets lost in translation when going from Portuguese to German. For example,…read moreschnitzel. As an American, I hear this word and expect a certain dish and am excited to try a traditional dish. However, I forgot I was in a Portuguese restaurant and didn't clarify with the waitstaff. Schnitzel is merely a word used to described the Schweins-Schnitzel dish which is three pieces of meat pounded flat, but lacking breading. Overall, it's a beautiful space perfect for large events. It's unfortunate that it's closing in approximately 1 month. The servings are large. My dish also came with batatas, rice, steamed carrots and green beans. It was a lot of food for the money and I could have benefited from smaller portions.