25hours Hotel Langstrasse

- Dogs are welcomed with a big bed and bowl, they were allowed everywhere in the hotel so not confined to the room. - Grab and go breakfast is excellent value although not all restaurant staff knew about this option (for CHF 9 pp) - Nice view from the sauna on the rail tracks/city (ask for spa bag in the reception which included robe, slippers and towel). - Cool design throughout the hotel including a functioning polaroid camera in the room (the photos were terrible quality though ) and blackout curtains (had the best sleep for a long time) - The location is walking distance to the main train station, plenty of shops and restaurants nearby

Loved the location, bed was very comfortable, room was spotless clean. We loved the shower products and the lavender scent. Didn't get to go in the sauna, but did enjoy Trainspotting at night from the patio. We'll save the sauna for next time! Loved the Cinchon bar downstairs - yummy cocktails and enjoyed being able to order some snacks from Neni (yummy). Staff were exceptionally friendly. Thank you thank you thank you!!

Almost everything, as it is one of my favorite networks in Europe!

We had a slight problem with our room which was immediately resolved within seconds. Kim was the nicest staff member myself and my husband had ever come across. She gave us complimentary drinks, a new room and breakfast because of the inconvenience caused. Not only that she took the time to guide us to touristic destinations to visit. Every staff member we came across was extremely friendly, welcoming and made us feel special! Because of the service alone, I highly recommend staying in this hotel. Location is great minutes away from the center and train station too :)

Very good and interesting breakfast offerings which we did not have to pay for one day because the staff was apologizing for a big problem created by one part of the staff. On another day we went across the street and around the corner to the migrolino store where breakfast food is available for a fraction of the hotel charge albeit less elaborate. The hotel like some others in this part of the world is stingy with coffee but that may reflect the cost of importing it. We thought the room was cute and hip and amusing with things to read and play with the reception and breakfast staff and assistant managers were very nice people who made us happy. The overall decor at ground level caters to people aged from twenty to forty with neon signs and loud music in the evening and interesting bar drinks. It is a ten minute walk from the main railroad station on a modern safe street.