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“Set in a lovely garden, this former silk factory and noble family’s mansion contains 32 tastefully appointed rooms and is a stone’s throw from the Kunsthaus.”
“Near the Kunsthaus art gallery, this secluded boutique hotel is in a genteel 15th-century merchant’s house in a picturesque residential district that twists up from the quaint squares and cobbled alleys of the Niederdorf.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Zurich.
“Hotel Florhof, an 18th-century silk factory and aristocratic mansion in Zurich’s evocative historic quarter, oozes charm and character while capturing a comfortable modern aesthetic. Lusciously quiet yet minutes from the main attractions, it also has an excellent Gault-Millau-rated restaurant.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Excellent service
- Private parking
- Free Wifi
- Terrace
All you need to know
Set in the home of an 18th-century merchant, Hotel Florhof provides a taste of old-world charm mixed with modern elegance. Upon arrival, the lobby will welcome you with a bold-patterned mosaic tile, warm lighting, and a check-in desk constructed of natural wood. Timeless chandeliers, parquet flooring, and tasteful decor are a few highlights of Hotel Florhof’s guest rooms. Each room also features views of the Old Town or the hotel terrace. Accommodations range between a selection of mini-rooms (with a twin bed), midi-rooms (with a queen bed), and junior suites (with a sitting area).
Order a delicious dinner at Restaurants Florhof, serving delicacies such as sirloin and risotto. You can also enjoy an outdoor lunch on the terrace, boasting the Neptune Fountain, which creates the perfect atmosphere for relaxation. The hotel is also home to a historic wine cellar, where you order a drink and relax with loved ones. The Sky Garden conference room is available for meetings, and the restaurant and wine cellar are also available to book for your next event.
While this third-generation, family-run hotel offers excellent service, fantastic amenities, and lovely guest rooms, the most considerable appeal is its location. Situated within easy reach of public transport, anywhere in the city is just a short ride away. Several sites are also within walking distance, such as Grossmunster Cathedral, several art exhibits, and the theater, not to mention the rest of the Old Town.
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