Olympia Hotel Zurich

Sentindo-se como uma pousada por 28 anos Veja a cor do travesseiro Eu te dou esse dinheiro e vou para um hotel cápsula

Good location The lady receptionist was friendly and nice Good for short stay

The only good thing about this hotel is it has easy access to public transport. But the public transport is so good, anywhere you stay will be convenient. The rest was absolutely awful. AWFUL. Andreas on the front desk was rude, unhelpful and sarcastic. The two nights we stayed here all we could hear all night was constant creaking from the floorboards above us. We were woken up at 6am both mornings and kept awake long into the night. We tried to raise this issue with the receptionist (Andreas) who blatantly ignored us to the point where my mum had to say “are you listening to me”. He had complete disregard for how awful our experience was. At 7:30am we called Andreas into our room to experience what we had been putting up with and he said nothing and walked off. Did not apologise or try to resolve the problem, just walked off and left the maid who couldn’t speak any English to deal with the brunt of our anger and frustration. It turns out we were placed under a room with a small child in, who had been running around all morning causing the floorboards to constantly creak. A small child, imagine if it was an adult, they’d be through the floorboards. We asked for glasses in our room and he said “why do you need glasses, there is no mini bar”. Oh our mistake! We’ll have a glass of water when we get back to England! We were given a room upgrade when we first arrived at the hotel and was told we were going to be given a room with a view. The view was the Peugeot garage opposite and their offices eye line with our bedroom, meaning we had to keep the curtains shut for privacy especially when changing, leaving us with minimal artificial lighting. I am not usually one to write a tripadvisor review but our stay at this hotel was honestly so bad I felt unjust not to. If you hate sleeping or hate the person you plan to stay here with then book but it was honestly awful.

I had a great experience - the location is perfect on a great tram route. Rooms are basic but exactly what we needed. Things to note is that you will need a Swiss adapter, not a European one, and it's an 11 minute walk to Stadion Letzigrund. Being close to the ground may be advantageous to some however if there's a football game or event on that you're not interested in, it may be a hinderance.

The room itself is fine, very basic, but fine. However, I strongly do not recommend this hotel based on the staff alone. Upon arrival we were told there was "good news and bad news" before the receptionist started swearing at his computer. It turned out the good news was we had been given an upgrade to the sister hotel, the bad news was we couldn't have it because of an admin error. When I asked to borrow a plug adapter (standard European ones DO NOT work, contrary to my googling) the second member of staff was equally rude. He very abruptly told me it was only for borrowing and he needed it back as soon as possible. The feeling was that when we asked questions, we were putting them out because they had to do hospitality. One positive was the female receptionist who checked us out who was very kind and understanding of the treatment we had received.

Pros: cheaper than the average hotel in Zurich, close to the main train station, very nice lady receptionist ( Sladjana perhaps her name) Cons : tiny old rooms, thin walls ( you can hear everything ), creepy and rude male receptions ( manager maybe). Pay a little more money and avoid this place.

The worst experience I've ever had in a hotel Old hotel, reeking of mold and smoke, and with an arrogant, harsh, rude, ironic attendant, and all the other adjectives of that sort. Mr Alex treated us with extreme disdain, passing on scarce information, without any problem-solving ability. We had a problem with the parking lot, we looked for him to solve it, and he told us that he could only solve it on Monday (this fact happened on Saturday, and we would leave on Sunday early). The justification was based that his manager could not be disturbed on Saturday or Sunday.. and therefore the problem would only be resolved on Monday The room doesn't even provide a cup or a hanger to put clothes on. The lights are so dim and dim that it is impossible to carry out any intellectual activity that requires attention. Weak shower and no pressure. Carpet smelling mildew, dirt and smoke. Guests smoking at the window, and the smell spreading throughout the hotel. Expensive breakfast with almost no food options. Incredibly expensive parking: 32 francs per night Anyway... if you're up for a night of terror, welcome to the Olympia hotel.

Very impollite! I could've called them Hotel Paralympia, during my 2 nights stay,I really felt full para in its negative meaning,plus,it's situated in a quite noisy surrounding! Ladies & Gentlemen, there was NO(!!) air-conditioner at all in the room,in a so-called, "3-star" hotel!Hey,I mean,no air-conditioner but an lcd tv hung on a wall?Pff..horrible! More than shameful but ok,let's move on!Good for demonologists,at least based on what I experienced there,not because of demons(I do not believe in their existence),but because of the extra-thin walls, I started to believe in them,really!Huhh..you could clearly hear everything from the neighborhood! Still para researchers would be avoid of what I saw and heard there! As soon as I step to the receptionist at check-in, I have to pay a deposit of 100 CHF! WHAT???!! I mean,what?! But seriously, If you don't wanna be treated like a criminal,please choose another hotel,right! You understand this?! I did not do! I have paid 125CHF per night,what is enough for you,dear hotel?I've been at 4-star hotels in Prague and there were no deposit requests from receptionists towards me at check-in but pleasant, genuine serving and staff, kindness and helpfulness, unlike at this Hotel! Dear Hotel, in one of the richest - if not the richest - country in the world, you really collect deposit from your guests? You really act like this? Pfff...hillarious and ridiculous! I mean,from all of your guests? I guess,the answer is,yes,based on how I was treated there! Oh my gosh,well,shame on you,but really! But let's move on and get through this,ok! I bet,a 2 star hotel would have been a way better than these 2 days of nightmare I had to go through there at your accomodation! For 125 CHF per day,there was absolutely no fridge and air-conditioner in the hotel room,the washbasin was linked together with the room, plus, all I've felt through the time I was staying, was a strong Conjuring feeling, I guess you know what I mean,imagine,the walls were such thin (like a paper) that I could clearly hear the quietest nest and sound from the adjacent rooms,not mentioning the silent speaks and conversations,uuuggh..omg, goosebumps on my back all through the night,despite the fact I'm not a fearful guy at all, but that was way too much for me there,and especially at nights,I mean,the whole night I felt like I was participating in ghosts' constant conversation, however the sound was from the neighboring room,you know,so creepy it was,I felt like a demon or demons would have been in the room constantly disturbing me,it was creepy as Hell! For such expensive price per night,you can offer this below level service? OMG! WARNING,guests! Beware from storing your luggages inside the hotel,nor at the reception,it may be lost or stolen!! ! "No cameras,no guarantee for your luggages' safety" , ~ as I was told by one of the receptionists! Sorry,I just quoted him correctly,not my fault! Wish I would have booked another accomodation in a 2 star hotel inst

Our reservation was cancelled due to travel restrictions from Switzerland. We had to pay in full and we tried multiple times to rebook our dates of to get a voucher which was ignored multiple times and eventually denied.