2-Star Hotels in Chur

As a transit point in and out of the mountains, this hotel in Chur is very suitable. The staff is enthusiastic, the service is professional, the sanitary condition of the hotel is very good, and the rooms are big enough. If it is a temporary one-night stay before going to the mountains, it is very suitable. The hardware conditions are average, but since it is a transit hotel, the requirements are not so high. As the first ancient city in Switzerland, Chur still has a special charm. It is good to spend half a day strolling around. In addition, the canton of Graubingen, where Chur is located, is highly recommended. So far, not many Chinese tourists go to skiing in winter and hiking in summer. There are Bernina Express and Glacier Express to sit, and you can also go to the origin of the Rhine to see the canyon and hike. Zurich is also convenient in the past.

We stayed for one night on our way from Italy to Austria. The hotel is in a very convenient location, close to the motorway, with an underground car park (at CHF12 for the night). The guy on reception was extremely helpful (as were other staff at the hotel), including pointing out that he could offer us a free ticket for the local transport, which got us into the old town, for which he also supplied us with a useful map to help us find our way around. We enjoyed sitting out on the balcony of the room (all rooms seemed to have one).

Hotel was located farther from the train station than i expected, and was on a seemingly quiet street. wasn't quite the case as a regular stream of loud people walking and chattering late into the night could be heard in the room. very hot season so windows had to be kept wide open as sweating inside. There was one instance of ringing of bells for like 15 min non-stop on a Sun night, not sure why. Fortunately not repeated while there, the hourly ones were short. Has to be said this was the best price I could find within the vicinity, room and toilet facilities were basic but decent. Be warned though, other than shops in the train station, absolutely nothing was open on Sunday including restaurants. Not an exciting town to see either. Bring instant noodles if you must stay.....

LOCATION: Zunfthaus zur Rebleuten is conveniently located at Pfisterplatz 1, most places of interest are within easy walking distance. Chur Station is about 600m away and can be reached on foot in under 10 minutes. If arriving on public transport, go down Bahnhofstrasse after you exit from station, continue onto Grabenstrasse followed by Nicolaigasse till you reach Kornplatz, turn in at Herrengasse and you will find Zunfthaus zur Rebleuten facing the Pfister fountain. This route goes along the periphery of Old Town pedestrian zone, thus avoiding the hassle of dragging unwieldy suitcases over cobblestoned streets as you’d be on level ground or pavement for most of the way. OVERVIEW: The historic building was originally a guildhall dating back to 1464, it has since been refurbished and converted into a small independent inn. This quaint property is steeped in history and full of quirks: the sloping floors, crooked walls, slanting ceilings and exposed wooden beams all add to its authenticity and charm! ROOM: Each of the 13 rooms has its own unique layout and décor – not all have ensuite facilities so be sure to check the room description when booking online. Classic Twin Room was clean and simply furnished with twin beds; pair of bedside tables & reading lamps; wall-mounted TV over a small desk with lamp & chair; wardrobe; and full-length mirror on wall. Tower Fan came in handy during the summer heatwave. BATHROOM: Retro ‘70s style but clean and adequate in size. Furnished with the usual mirror over wash basin, shower stall and toilet. Faint odour in bathroom at times but not pervasive nor unbearable – perhaps some issues with drainage or plumbing? Shower Stall might be a tight fit for guests of larger build but such compact size is quite normal by Swiss standards, especially in older buildings. There was good water pressure and plentiful hot water. Clean bath linen, toilet rolls, box of tissues and basic toiletries e.g. liquid soap provided. F&B: Breakfast Service is 7:30-10:30 and served in Zunftsaal, a traditional dining room with terrace on the 1st floor. Buffet breakfast comprises small selection of breads with jams & butter, cereals and fruits. Assorted cheeses and cold cuts are available on request. Eggs are prepared à la minute according to your preference. Beverage choices include orange juice, milk, tea & coffee. Situated next to the Reception is Zunftstube, a member of the Swiss Gilde of Established Restaurants. Guests can enjoy innovative cuisine made with fresh produce as well as excellent service & ambiance here. Closed on Tuesdays and only Dinner Service for Wed~Sat. Please check online for Opening Hours. Classico ApéroBar on the ground floor is open till late and popular with smokers. Those sensitive to noise or tobacco, please note that cigarette smoke may waft up to rooms and it could get quite noisy, especially on weekends. SERVICE: Front Desk is not manned all the time, inform Hotel of your

A stay at VIVA Hostel Chur places you in the heart of Chur, steps from Chur-Brambuesch Gondola and 3 minutes by foot from AdventureRooms Chur. This hostel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Werkstatt Chur and 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from St. Martins Church.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and an arcade/game room.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, express check-out, and lockers.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with showers are provided.

We made reservations here at the last minute, picking the hotel for its proximity to the train station. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the hotel. We were there during the middle of the week in the off-season, but the service quality was excellent. We ate at the restaurant (we were among a handful of diners that night) not expecting much given the off-season. But the food was excellently prepared with thoughtfulness and high quality ingredients. It's a large hotel, much larger than we expected. Our room was very spacious and the bathroom was a good size.

I stayed for 5 nights in January. The car can be parked in front of the room at a motel with a room and lobby away. Be careful on cold days or rainy days. The room was a bit cold for Japanese, but everything I needed was available and I was able to stay comfortably. Breakfast is included in the room rate, so you can have a continental breakfast. There were many military uniforms, probably because it was a base for military movement. In bars and restaurants, English is difficult to understand, but I have a high sensitivity to try to communicate with you. The taste was delicious and the drinks at the bar were brought back to the room so I could drink slowly in the room and relax after work.

An old hotel in the quaint area of Chur. The reception is very small when checking in. The room was quite a good size fairly basic. The bed was two twins pushed together. It was comfortable and the bedding clean and warm. There was reasonable storage. Tv had English channels but the signal was poor. Free wifi. The plug sockets were difficult to access as they were under the bedside tables near the floor. There was a dressing table but no mirror for make up or hair etc. The bathroom was very dated but although the shower was old it was very hot. The breakfast was very basic. The restaurant served good evening meals with large portions . I do think there should be nonslip mats in the bath

Stayed here for one night in between trips on the Bernina Express and the Glacier Express. Whilst surrounded by spectacular mountains, the hotel is situated in a soulless commercial area about 2 minutes west of central Chur by train. There is half hourly train service to / from the centre of Chur (which I found similarly lacking in charm). Finding the entrance to the hotel on arrival at Chur West was not that easy, and improved signage from the station would be helpful for first time visitors. If you are travelling with luggage expect a fair walk uphill and some steps along the way. The adjacent shopping centre looked functional enough albeit that, like 99% of businesses in Switzerland, it was closed on our arrival early on a Saturday evening and all day on the Sunday. The hotel itself occupies the first 9 floors of a tower block which I think may have had residential properties or offices above it. The small lobby area was pleasant enough and our check in was smooth, courteous and polite. The room itself was clean and simply furnished, and it offered a fridge, a coffee maker, plenty of power sockets and a decent shower. Breakfast offered a good variety of items but sometimes in modest quantities, probably reflecting the fact that we seemed to be the only guests dining there on the Sunday morning. Some items were sadly of poor quality (the croissants had a dreadfully fatty taste rather than a buttery flavour) and some were poorly prepared (fleshy, fatty bacon is most undesirable). Whilst it was included in our room rate, the walk in cost of breakfast seemed eye-wateringly high given the shortcomings we experienced. Overall, as I’m unlikely to return to Chur I’d be unlikely to stay here again. If I knew anyone visiting the city I’d be unlikely however to recommend the hotel based on my experience which was nothing more than average.

This is the most expensive hotel on my trip to Switzerland. The breakfast is excellent and the location is near the train station. I ate a few chocolates at the front desk. Recommended, just a little more affordable