Nice lounge. I visited early in the morning around 7 am during a layover. Food was about the same…read moreas on the business class flight, so nothing bad but I had just had breakfast so there wasn't much that was different and so not much I felt like trying. I was able to book one of the nap rooms and take a quick nap before my next flight. I was given a small blanket and pillow, so this was a really nice experience since I was exhausted and the lounge in general was so bright. Recommend stopping by.

Way better than the Geneva one. Food was OK but it did not smell horrible like the Geneva lounge…read more Staff was cleaning all the time they had an option of cooking a dinner for you if you want it.

Food was very good! Service was great and very quick. Everyone was nice and helpful. Hotel is clean…read moreinside.

First this is a Davidoff lounge so they have a smoking lounge for cigar smokers. Prices are…read morereasonable for a hotel and the atmosphere is very good. Nice menu for scotch and other exotic drinks. Good spot to meet friends and open late.

Iconic bar in the ground floor of the namesake hotel in Zurich…read more Very distinctive decor with old wooden beams and a jillion varieties of handsome liquor bottles. Bartender was friendly although not chatty. Drinks were well prepared. Small tray of nuts, etc to snack on. Nothing in Zurich is cheap but this wasn't eye popping by their standards. Everyone in our group of 3 enjoyed the experience ( and the drinks).

We were fortunate to get seats without reservations on a Thursday evening. We came to get drinks…read moreafter dinner. Live music was really great! Loved the vibes of the bar. Prices are high, as expected for Zurich. My husband tried the Swiss whiskey flight, but he didn't really like any of them. We would probably recommend trying some of the non Swiss whiskey. I loved my cocktail. Would definitely recommend and return again.

On a Sunday night, this bar is open later than most everywhere else in Zurich, aside from its…read moreLangstrasse neighboring bars that cater to a very different audience (think establishments with clothing optional "performances" and all night hookah bars). It's a bit divey, for sure, but not in a dirty or dingy way. Despite Yelp saying that credit cards are accepted here, the bartenders told me otherwise (with a 30CHF bill), so keep that in mind if you're visiting from out of town and have limited Swiss currency. I'm guessing those instances are probably limited, given the relative neighborhood-y feel to the bar, but with its proximity to the train station you never know. There's not much specifically identifiable as great about Olé Olé, but it's the culmination of everything about the place that just makes it generally lovable. The bartender gals are cheerful and charming, and even manage to have their own labeled beer as a result of their infamy. The patrons are chill, but friendly, so much so that we wound up back at the flat of one of the people we met at the bar to have some after-hours drinks and inevitably chat about global politics (some things never change). Pricing seemed decent, with 4 beers (I think) being about 25-30CHF. They only had the local beer Amboss on draft in two varieties, which was pretty mediocre, but still better than the Bud or Miller products you would find in a similar dive back in the U.S. This definitely feels like more of a shots or whiskey sipping kind of bar. The bathroom deserves its own special mention here, with some of the most odd / interesting decor I've ever seen, featuring a full size skeleton hovering over the toilet with a bouquet of flowers for a groin, and a machine that dispenses something called "Travel Pussy".

This is a very nice location to go out on a weekend and to have drinks…read more The bar is the beginning of the vibrant part of Langstrasse. The interior is nice and well decorated. The crowd is kinda down-to-earth till the a-wanna-be-a-hipster. The music is nice (alternative - Rock). Prices of drinks are OK. Normal prices for Kreis 4. Just pay attention, it is a narrow bar. It gets difficult when you are with more then 4 people. And you can not be outside because it is right at the street. For sure a place to go once in a while.

I have been privileged in my adult life to visit quite a few Airport Lounges... but Swiss Airlines…read moreat Zürich Airport beats many so far. It's spotless, efficient warm & cozy, Amazing selection of hot & cold breakfast items with omelettes made to order. Delicious coffee & a full bar where you help yourself.. beautiful quiet areas, spotless bathrooms with a Sharps container. A first for me. Free safe WiFi & comfortable seating.

The Senator Lounge was an amazing way to spend 6 hours at an airport. I'm a whiskey drinker so…read moreobviously I'm biased but the whiskey bar was absolutely amazing. Who cares if it was 6:00 a.m.? I tried many varieties and got some food and really enjoyed my lounge visit.

Fantastic lounge in terms of food and space to recharge you and your electronics. Plenty of outlets…read morealong seating areas. Food options are limited but taste good. Breakfast is eggs, sausage, pancakes, toast. Lunch is cooked vegetables, potatoes, some meatloaf, pasta. Some snack options include cheese, olives, tomatoes. Self serve drinks. Staff kept the lounge tidy.

Pretty poor excuse for an airport lounge. Breakfast foods were old and stale. Beat being in the…read moreterminal I guess

We were on our way from ZRH to Bangkok. Check-in and security check were done really fast. So we…read morehad some time left. Checked back home already in case this happens and looked for an interesting Lounge. The Aspire Lounge looked the most interesting to us. So we headed there and paid the fee (we flew Economy). 48CHF per person was a fair deal. The Lounge has a nice size, not too big, not too small. And has a deck outside with great views over the airport and the airstrip. You can see some from inside as well. Staff was very friendly to us and entering the Lounge was a quick affair. Be aware that it depends how full and busy it is. You might be sent away as a walk-in in case the place is full. Which is understandable. There is a good number of magazins and newspapers, TV and free WiFi. But of course most come for the unlimited food and drinks. There were hot and cold dishes. Cheese and meat. Pasta and more. Some cakes and sweets. Snacks. Also different kind of bread, croissants. There was some liquor. White and Red Wine. Also good Prosecco. Beer, soda and water of course. Yes, we were in some Lounges with a bigger selection. But we just came to enjoy a bit of food and drink, to rest and relax a bit. And for that it was a fair deal offered here. We had a good time. And surely we'll be back again.

Accessed the lounge with Priority Pass. We were there right after opening (515AM)…read more Minimal breakfast selection for the exception of bread. Not sure if it's just me but first time that no meat i.e. bacon or sausage for breakfast in any lounge that we've visited. We were expecting more since we're in Zurich. Next time we go through ZRH, probably will try the other lounge next door.

Probably one of the nicest airport lounges in Europe, and it's in beautiful Zürich ZRH airport in…read morethe E international (non Schengen) terminal. It's a premium lounge for Swiss First Class passengers and Lufthansa HON Circle members, located near the all the E gates. Modern design with floor to ceiling windows, leather seating, plus wood and leather accents. The lounge includes an à la carte restaurant and a 1,000 bottle wine humidor. The restaurant has a 5 course tasting menu and a champagne bar. There is a giant terrace with views of the Swiss alps, and two hotel rooms with private bathrooms for rest. The private hotel rooms have double beds (cannot be reserved) and quiet mini-suites. There is a smoking lounge with its own outdoor section. Open daily from 6:00AM to 11:30PM for SWISS/Lufthansa/Lufthansa Group First Class passengers and HON Circle members.

Breakfast at the business class lounge is kind of weak - pulled pork (?!) pastrami lazily thrown on…read morea weirdly moist flatbread and a pot of brown rice. If this is a Swiss breakfast then color me surprised. The cool gazpacho and the hot beef stock soup were both excellent alternatives. But otherwise, the biz class lounge must have over a hundred people inside right now and you can hear a pin drop, that's how calm, quiet and civilized it is here. Take heed, American airports: no one will miss it if you turn off the blaring televisions set to CNN and treat the lounge experience like the Swiss do, once they step up their breakfast game.