Mercure Stoller Zurich

Mercure Stoller Zurich

Hotel Class: 4 out of 5 stars4 Stars - 1 Review and 102 Opinions

Badenerstrasse 357, Postfach, Zurich, 8040, Switzerland

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4 out of 5 starsUser Rating

A quiet, modest, clean hotel

The check-in and check-out were smooth. The staff at the reception were very professional. The hotel has a very nice restaurant where one can enjoy coffee outside. The room has a safe, very clean towels and well-ironed bedsheets. There's TV and hair dryer too and the Italian marble tiled bathroom is fine. Internet is free in the room but I did not bring my Laptop. One needs to use credit card if he/she uses the available computers at the lobby.

Unique Quality: If one prefers to stay in a not-so-huge hotel, quiet, and not so far from the centre, then this hotel is a very good choice.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Written October 23, 2011

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Does the skii field in Zurich opne on 27th December?

by highlandernz

Hi, I am travelling to Zurich,does the skii resorts in Zurich open on 27th December? which one is the best for beginners? I have only three days in Zurich, 25th, 26th and the 27th, what is the best to do during the three days? many thanks in advance for your kind suggestions. HL

Re: Does the skii field in Zurich opne on 27th December?

by cgf

skii resorts in Zurich open on 27th December?
it's high season!

Re: Does the skii field in Zurich opne on 27th December?

by K_V_B

There are no ski resorts in Zürich. Zürich is a city. In city you do city things...

There are however several ski resorts in Switzerland within reach of Zürich. A day trip to go skiing is perfectly possible, and something many inhabitants of Zürich do.

The Swiss railways offer all-in tickets which include transportation to the slopes and a day pass. More info here:
http://railaway.rail.ch/english/snow-n-rail/
On www.sbb.ch you can look up how long it would take you to get to the ski resort...

Re: Does the skii field in Zurich opne on 27th December?

by highlandernz

Thanks for your kind reply but do these skii resort within one hour distance from Zurich open on 27th December?

Re: Does the skii field in Zurich opne on 27th December?

by bianchis

Of course its the main season and there's plenty of snow.

Re:Can you recommend a place for beginningers on 27th December?

by highlandernz

Many thanks for your kind help. Can you recommend a skii resort that is within one drive distance by public transport for beginners? (family of three?)
How to get there from downtown Zurich and what is the cost of one day skiiing there?
Thanks in advance.

Re: Does the skii field in Zurich opne on 27th December?

by globetrott

75 minutes by train to Chur and then 30 min by bus to Valbella or Lenzerheide Rothorn, returnticket is about 110 sfr p.P.
www.sbb.ch
dayticket for Rothornbahn is 65 sfr and a bit more for the whole region.
rental-skis and equipment available there as well.
Thats all I know close to Zurich, and there is lots of snow now here since 2 weeks already.
b.t.w.: Any skiing-place that is not open on Dec. 27th, will not be open the rest of the winter, because that is their very best season !

Re: Does the skii field in Zurich opne on 27th December?

by K_V_B

Another option would be Engelberg or Arosa. Or Zweisimmen. Or even Zermatt if you get up early :-)
Basically have a look at the "railaway" link I posted earlier, and use the SBB website to find out the travel time to each of the resorts listed. It's usually best to buy an "all in" ticket that includes train and a ski pass, as this will be cheaper than each part seperately.

Re: Does the skii field in Zurich opne on 27th December?

by highlandernz

Many thanks for your kind suggestions. I will follow suit and a Merry Chirstmas and a Happy New Year to you all!

Travel Tips for Zürich

"Zürich Guide" - Free Booklet

by Kathrin_E

The "Zürich Guide" is a pocket-size booklet issued by Zürich tourist office which contains information about the city's sights, museums, public transport, restaurants, pubs, hotels, shopping, events, a map of the centre and everything a visitor may or may not want to know, including opening hours, entrance fees etc. It is bilingual, German and English. The thing is free and can well serve as a basic guidebook. There is quite a bit of advertising in it but okay, somehow they have to pay for the printing. There is a new edition every couple of months.
For those who visit for a quick stopover only, it also suggests a walking tour of the city (with map and description) that takes about 3 hours.

The booklet is available at the tourist information in the main train station. They have a big box full of them at the entrance - just grab one.

Districts of Zurich: Fluntern

by HORSCHECK

Fluntern is one of Zurich's 34 districts. It used to be independent until 1893 and is situated at the southwestern side of the hill Zurichberg.

Due to its sunny location it is nowadays home to many villas and expensive apartments.

Among the sights are the old and the big church.

The old church (Alte Kirche) was built in 1763, whereas the big church (Grosse Kirche) dates back to 1920. It was designed by the famous Swiss architect Karl Moser.

The oldest building in the old centre of Fluntern was constructed before 1650. It used to be a public house.

Directions:
The district of Fluntern can be reached by tram lines 5 and 6. Get off at the "Kirche Fluntern" stop.

From Lindenhof you have a...

by swissgabe

From Lindenhof you have a great view over the Limmatquai and the Niderdorf (old town of Zurich). From Rennweg near Bahnhofstrasse you have easy access to this nice place which is also a historical place. At Lindenhof where things found from the Romans and with this it was possible to find out that around 80 year BC the first people lived in Zurich.

Dog's friendly country and city

by matcrazy1

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Swiss and Zürich are the most dog's friendly country and city I've seen.
Not only because of doggy toilets but I've found in one restaurant seperate menu for dogs. To be honest I didn't choose anything from this menu for myself :-).
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Hardturm football stadium

by yumyum

The Hardturm stadion is home to the Grasshoppers club. It's an older stadium that is supposed to be replaced eventually. The original plan was that the new stadium should be finished for the Euro 2008 but there were so many objections by various parties with different interests, so it remains to be seen when there actually will be a new one.

Many years ago I watched here my first and last football match as a young adult.

Update:
The old Hardturm has closed for good in autumn 2007. The grasshoppers are now guests in the new Letzigrund until they have a new home. It's not yet known, when this will be the case. There are voices that think that Zurich should only have one soccer club with the new Hardturm as their home and the Letzigrund should only be for other purposes.

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