Hotel berhampiran Ziegelei-Museum, Cham

Great hotel! perfect location (close to transportation) and the hotel was very clean! The only item is that if you are traveling from USA most if the hotels in Europe do not have have an AC, with the exception of the american chain hotels. This is something to consider if you are traveling during summer time.

Really lovely hotel that exceeded expectations. The room was big and clean. The kitchenette in particular was useful to have, and pots, pans, cutlery, etc were provided when requested. Shirete was an amazing, welcoming receptionist, incredibly helpful - no request was too much. The hotel is also situated in a great location if you want to visit Lucerne, Zurich and even Interlaken. Also a fantastic location for views of Mt Rigi. Would definitely stay here again for future central Switzerland visits.

Check in und Frühstück befinden sich im Schwesterhotel, 5-10min entfernt. Wir haben uns für den Freihof entschieden, da er günstiger war. Für den Preis den wir bezahlt haben, waren wir begeistert! Die Badzimmer sind relativ neu, alles ist sehr sauber und man profitiert an vielen Stellen vom 4-Stern Service: Beispielsweise hat es verschiedene Pflegeprodukte, Nähset, Rasierset, Wasserflaschen auf dem Zimmer etc. Das Frühstück war ebenfalls sehr lecker und das Personal äusserst freundlich & zuvorkommend. Es war für uns kein Problem, ein paar Minuten zu Fuss zum Schwesterhotel zu gehen, um zu frühstücken und einzuchecken, es war uns den Preisunterschied. Alles in Allem absolut zu empfehlen!

The lakeside hotel in Switzerland offer breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere. One can expect a combination of natural beauty, comfortable accommodations, and excellent hospitality. Guests can savor delicious cuisine and experience the warmth of Swiss hospitality. With Switzerland's efficient transportation network, it's also easy to explore nearby attractions and towns from these lakeside locations.

Here are a few points of feedback: Friendly Staff: The staff were generally friendly and polite. When I arrived at the hotel earlier than the check-in time, the staff provided space for storing my luggage. Comfortable Accommodations: The room I stayed in was generally comfortable and clean, providing a decent level of comfort during my stay. However, there were a few minor maintenance issues that could be addressed, such as the brightness of the light. Also, the spray at the toilet did not function properly. The dining options at the hotel were satisfactory. While the meals I had were tasty, I felt that there could have been a bit more variety in the menu offerings, especially for guests staying for an extended period.

El hotel está muy bien situado y la habitacion no está mal pero creo que para 4 estrellas está justito. Eso sí el personal es estupendo. En cuanto al precio creo que es razonable teniendo en cuenta los precios suizos. Volvería si el precio es ajustado.

Seehotel Sonne is a true Swiss local hotel run by a neighbourhood team who do their very best to make guests feel comfortable during their stay. They listen to their guests and provide what is needed, from umbrellas, to restaurant reservations and individual bedding requests. They make their own lavender bath salts for the bathrooms and give guests a leaving present of homemade jam. I was given a room with a bath, as requested. The breakfast buffet selection was excellent with choice fruits, cold meats and cheeses and, in addition, they were happy to make omelettes or fried eggs. Every morning they offer a special boost juice of some description which was always delicious. The position of the hotel is perfect as it’s right on the lake at the Küsnacht ferry stop and a minute’s walk across the road from the train station from the airport and Zűrich Central Station.

I was really excited to start travelling after 2 years hiatus. I chose Switzerland as I had already made plans for the a 3 weeks trip in May 2020. I had to cancel it due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I picked Alpina Hotel in Luzerne due to its great loation and affordability. It is near many eateries and other attractions. I booked 2 rooms; 338 and 339. We get to enjoy the street view and marvelled at the beautiful building opposite our rooms. I noticed that the opposite building was built in 1537 [ need to confirm this ]. The street was generally quiet except in the mornings when rubbish trucks cleared did their cleaning. The room has simple layout and mine has 2 sinks in the living area. The bed and pillows area are comfortable. The bathroom is small but all items worked well. I did not see any staff at Alpina as most of them were based at the nearby sister hotel, The Monopol, which is located about 20m away. Checking in was fast and easy and it was done at Monopol. I was grateful for all the guidance and assistance provided by the receptionist. Alpina hotel is located about 110m away from Luzerne Train Station and it was relatively easy to find. My room ; 339 is bigger than 338. All in all, I had a really great experience staying in this hotel.

**Lake Lucerne: A Stunning Oasis with a Quirky Twist** I LOVE Lake Lucerne. It’s a place where stunning and serene meet in perfect harmony. If refined luxury is what you're after, this lake and its surroundings will pay off in spades for you. Now, onto the hotel itself: from the outside, it’s an absolute gem—a castle-like structure exuding grandeur and luxury. But step inside, and you're greeted with a sensory assault. It feels like the owner, perhaps a successful business mogul outside the hospitality world, decided to dabble in interior design, resulting in a bizarre blend of a sanitarium and the Mad Hatter’s tea party. ”Unnecessarily confusing” would be putting it mildly. The furniture, drapes, elevators, and even the spa are a chaotic mix of designs and patterns that clash at every turn. Each suite is named and styled after an obscure inventor, complete with their portraits staring down at you in the bedroom. I ended up taking mine off the wall and hiding it in the closet. And then there’s the high-tech shower. It seems like a competition to make showering as complicated as possible, with an array of knobs and settings that require a laminated instruction card just to figure out. Every shower feels like a test of patience, leading to perpetual frustration and more than a few choice words. In summary, the hotel’s interior design is a prime example of how the urge to be original can sometimes backfire. More isn’t always more; sometimes, it's just too much. This beautiful building in a stunning location deserves better than one man’s misguided attempt to be different.