Hotels Near Turmli in Altdorf

We almost didn't find it, the guide goes through the pedestrian zone. Sufficient private parking available. The location of the hotel is very central. Large room, pleasant beds, good service. Highlight: The corridor has a Nespresso automatic machine that you can use as you like. In general, a very relaxing stay, we would like to stay there anytime again.

this 2 star hotel (shared bathroom) was basic , pillows very old & horrible, mattress hard.  Dinner was tasty & plentiful however paying 2.50€ for a glass of tap water absolutely outrageous - their excuse is that they pay for their water (like most other countries citizens) so if that's the case i'm surprised that they don't put a surcharge on for taking a shower, using the toilet etc. I'm pretty sure that you can find somewhere better than this, just pay a bit more or avoid Switzerland if you're driving through as prices are so high.

A fabulous hotel with very friendly and helpful staff. There is plenty of choice at breakfast and in the evening in the restaurant and all good value for money. We loved the location of the hotel, it being right at the top of the funicular and close to cable cars to explore the area. We can’t recommend it highly enough.

Nice indoor/outdoor pool (=Erlebnisbad) with a quaint Swiss backdrop. Pricing actually affordable, but with that comes some detractions. The main pool is a family experience, so expect lots of kids and noise when school's out. On the day I went, they were applying fresh paint to some indoor walls--the fumes, whilst not overwhelming, were not my idea of fresh air and a healthy spa visit. The big kicker was that on their website they advertise free admission if it's your birthday. It was my birthday and I had the ID to prove it. But there is (since I was last there) a new kiosk system to get your entry bracelet, and the computer menu does not indicate that this discount is available. As I continued through the on-screen purchase process, figuring maybe after each next step a field for discount codes or whatever might turn up--voila! purchase complete and no free entrance. I went up to the towel rental desk and asked about it. Too late she said. I should have asked her first and she couldn't reverse the transaction. And she didn't even give me a break on renting a towel as a consolation gesture. So birthday people, ASK at the desk first.

The Seeblick Hohenhotel forced myself my group of 40 teenagers to sleep overnight in UNLOCKED rooms because they were so worried about not getting their keys back for an early checkout that they forced our entire group to turn in keys by 9 PM. I turned my key in and let them know my feedback and was told it was my tour directors fault for not providing some collateral beforehand and 'making new keys is expensive'. The doors do not lock without a key, not even from the inside. Hohenhotel, those details should have been worked out beforehand. That is not our tour directors fault that you panicked at the minute, and the solution to that issue is not forcing 40 foreign teenagers to sleep in unlocked hotel rooms with their persons, belongings and passports. I don't care how expensive your fancy keys are. Or maybe just invest in some keycard readers and join the rest of the 21st century so you don't have to deal with that cost anymore. Imagine sleeping at a hotel where you can't lock your own door. Absolutely unacceptable.

I stayed at the Engel as part of a leger Luxuria tour in June 2024. On arrival the lovely lady that owns the hotel checked us all in swiftly and I had been allowed a room with a shower as previously requested. It was a good size room and nicely decorated. I had a Juliet balcony also. There were 2 comfy twin beds and a tv. If like me you suffer with the heat take a fan as there is no fan or air conditioning at the hotel. I ended up buying a fan on our first day out. You will also need the 3 pin Swiss plug adapters as the thicker 2 pin euro plugs do not fit in the sockets. Adapters can be bought locally for around £7 and the hotel reception also loaned me one for my stay. Breakfast was not a huge choice but enough to get by on for the week - eggs, bread, some cereals, yoghurt, fruit and cheeses/meats. I found dinner a bit more hit and miss for me as I am limited on what I can eat. I cannot have meat or fish, which on two nights was the only main option so I ended up not having the main meals. Soup was offered in replacement. The bar was reasonably priced and the house beer was very nice. The outside seating was nicely placed with good views of the hills/mountains. The staff are all friendly and very attentive. The room was cleaned well daily and I had no issues in respect of cleanliness. Be aware that there is not a huge amount to do locally. I took the cable car up on a leisure day and there is a restaurant at the top with some beautiful walks back down. There is just the one small supermarket locally and no other shops that I saw. It’s a good base to see Switzerland and I enjoyed my stay. I would recommend this hotel and extend my thanks to the owner for a lovely stay.

Location from the hotel just a few steps from the lake in Brunnen. Rooms are simply but clean furnished. Little cart with care articles was made available as little attention. Breakfast was enough, for everyone something with it. My room was in the neighborhood next to the skin house. You had to go up a stair and it was very ice on that day, unfortunately no salt was spread and it was partly very smooth on the stairs. Otherwise nothing was too bad

The rice vine and millet vine mountains behind Schwitz are impressive, and Lake Lucerne, Lake Zug, Lake Lauwaz, Lake Egri, climb Mount St. Regis and look around the lakes, the scenery is beautiful. Hygienic: The hotel is clean and hygienic, Facilities: convenient, WiFi is convenient, parking is also very convenient