チューリッヒのBibliothek Rechtswissenschaftliches Institut周辺にあるホテル

チューリッヒ駅からもそう遠くない。価格に見合った非常に良い価値があります。初めての方におすすめです。フロントのサービスもとても良いです。ロビーには無料のチョコレートとコーヒーがあります。ここにはたくさんの人が住んでいます。部屋は狭いですが、お風呂はとても気持ちよかったです。スーパーマーケットから遠くない

5月9日から11日まで2日間、妻と一緒にそこにいました。ホテルはかなり良いです。確かに私たちはチェックインするのをしばらく待っていました、多くのゲストが到着したばかりですが、その後、すべてが大丈夫で、レセプションでの素晴らしいサービスでした、私たちは車でいました、フロントデスクの女性は私たちに駐車場への行き方を教えてくれました。部屋は小さいが快適で清潔で、朝食は良かった、スタッフはとても良かった。私がチューリッヒにいたら、間違いなく戻ってきます。

I have spent 18 days working from JOYN Zurich so think this should be a fairly accurate review of my experience. For context, JOYN is new so may still be working through teething issues, but hopefully this is useful feedback. Pros; - Comfortable, well equipped rooms. I was in one of the largest apartments they offer and it is a good space to spend a lot of time - The kitchenette whilst small is workable and has most of what you'd need - Well located close to the airport and about 25 mins by tram to central Zurich - Nice bathroom and good shower pressure - Gym is good with nice new equipment - Very close to great supermarkets (Coop and Migros next door) - The communal spaces are lovely, including the central courtyard and roof gardens - Strong water pressure from the shower (although the drain didn't seem to be able to cope with the volume of water which meant potential overflowing of the shower unless carefully managed) - The room has a small dishwasher. There were two dishwasher tablets provided and these weren't topped up by the cleaners, meaning you'll need to buy more Unfortunately the cons are pretty significant though, particularly if you want to work from here; Cons - The wifi is atrocious. At best the speeds hover around 1mbps which isn't good enough for stable whatsapp or facetime calls, let alone Teams or Zoom work calls. I thought this may have been my room but is pretty much my experience in all the open spaces including the ground floor communal spaces (see screenshot from Speedtest). This makes it unsuitable for any work. - The cleaning services are a bare minimum. After one week they changed my linen and towels but didn't vacuum, sweep the floor, empty bins or clean the bathroom. After another 7 days they'd hadn't come to clean again and when prompted they said it would be cleaned that day (but it wasn't). On the 8th day I asked and again they promised to have it cleaned. Whilst I wouldn't mind cleaning myself, there is no vacuum cleaner, cleaning cloths or anything else in the room to clean with, so unless you want to buy your own, be prepared for it to get pretty dusty and the bathroom to get dirty. Cleaning also didn't include replacing the kitchen towels so you'll have to wash these yourself if you're staying for an extended period. - Other than the supermarkets nearby there is pretty much nothing else around Perhaps they're not used to guests having longer stays, but with cleaning services like this, it will become pretty horrible unless guests buy the cleaning products and do it themselves.

チューリッヒを出る前に一泊しました。Rümlang駅から歩いて約10-15分に位置しています。近くには多くの食べ物のオプションはありません。マクドナルドと地下鉄しか見ませんでした。敷地内のレストランは良かったが、メニューは限られていた。基本的には2つのコネクティングルーム、1つはダブルベッド、1つはツインベッド2つだったファミリールームに宿泊しました。客室はモダンで、素晴らしいシャワー、素晴らしい停電ブラインド/カーテン、非常に快適なベッド、サポート枕がありました。彼らは1人あたり6CHFの空港への予定のシャトルを提供していますが、Uberを呼ぶのに安くて便利でした。

いつものように、同じ品質とフレンドリーさ、そしてレセプションのスタッフからの個人的なサポートでした。それ以上良くなりません。ここに戻ってくるのはいつでも幸せです。ローズマリー....

ホテルの場所は非常に便利で、近くにスーパーマーケットやレストランがあり、トラムも最後の3分で到着します。フロントのスタッフもとても親切で、部屋の広さや設備も予想以上に良く、値段を考えるとコストパフォーマンスがとても良いです。

空港に近いのでこのホテルを選び、彼らはプラスポイントである空港シャトルサービスを再開したばかりです。しかし、シンガポールから13時間の長いフライトの後、午前中にホテルに到着したとき、部屋は準備ができていませんでした。午後2時まで長い間待った後、私の部屋はまだ準備ができていませんでした。3.30pmにのみ部屋の鍵が手に入りました。私のホラーには、部屋が汚かった。掃除もされず、いたるところに汚れたカップやゴミ箱も掃除されず、ベッドにチョコレートの粉が入ってしまいました。気持ち悪かったです。すぐに別の部屋を頼むためにレセプションに降り、より高い階ではなく1階を割り当てられました。フロント(彼女が上司だと信じていた)は、とても失礼でした。スイスホスピタリティには残念です。このホテルは一切の費用で避けてください。

Great location. Easy to find. Rooms comfortable. Staff friendly and helpful (came to my aid with a sewing kit when I needed make an emergency repair!). Despite branding being associated with chocolate I was surprised not to find a single chocolate in the room - not on the pillow and not on the courtesy tray. The courtesy tray was also stingy. A single teabag and coffee sachet per guest and a couple creamers. It wouldn’t have cost much more to pop a couple more on there. Also the housekeeping staff didn’t clean our cups so they were badly stained from us drinking black tea as that was all we had. If the courtesy tray could be improved I would have given 4*.

Ctrip を長年使用した後、レビューを書くのはこれが初めてです。このホテルは本当に価値があるからです。白は本当に抵抗がありません。クリーンでハイテク。ドアは自動で、小さなテーブルは自動充電器です。また、各フロアにはギャラリーがあり、自分でお茶を淹れることができます。 2 つの小さなスピーカー。朝食もとても美味しく、チーズの種類も豊富です。私は本当に満点を与えます。

I stayed in a pod after arriving back on a late flight, instead of driving home at midnight. The pod was nice, very comfortable. The temperature was marginally too warm for me however, and you can't change the settings. That's where the positive experience ended. My phone charging port didn't work - that's fine - I can overlook that, but it's not ideal I was woken at 4.30am by people getting up and ready for the early morning flights. They were crashing and banging around with the doors and fiddling around with their luggage. Ultimately I couldn't get back to sleep because of the continued crashing and banging and ultimately only got 3.45 hrs sleep (I know this because my fitness tracker tells me so). So it was completely pointless staying - I would have got a better night's sleep at home with my 3 year old and 10 month old in the room next door. I believe the hotel's model doesn't work for the following reasons: 1) Each pod has a door with a very noisy latch. The latch doesn't have to be noisy if people are considerate, but a lot of people aren't considerate at the best of times, let alone at 4am in the morning when getting up for an early flight. It's all well and good to have lots of signs saying ”shh!” On the walls, but most people don't see it, or at least it doesn't sink in. I stayed in a capsule hotel on Japan that has roller blinds instead of doors, which are much quieter 2) people are allowed to bring their luggage into the sleeping space. This invites people to fiddle around with their luggage, which disturbs others from their sleep. Again, in the pod hotel in Japan, people must lock their luggage in lockers in the changing rooms, and are not allowed to take anything into the sleeping space - it works much better 3) the hotel has plenty of separate rooms, with a number of pods in each. Why not allocate guests to rooms by their time of arrival and departure, so that late arrivers don't disturb early departures, and vice versa? Overall, if the above 3 things are fixed, I'd probably stay again, but otherwise, definitely not