Perhaps we were just unlucky – the hotel is in the middle of renovations floor by floor (not mentioned when booking) – we were located on the recently renovated 5th floor room 510 (room looks nothing like Superior room in add) - No hot water – lights that would not shut off – lights and fan in bathroom would not... More

My wife and I stayed at this Mecure for 3 nights in March. We have had a couple of bad experiences with Accor hotels in the past however booked this as it was reasonably priced for the location it was in. The walk from the train station is about 10 mins with our luggage and all the places worth going... More

Switzerland is expensive and you do not find moderately priced hotels in central locations. That said, the hotel Mercure Stoller Zurich served its purpose. Ten minutes from train station by tram, a few steps from the Albisiriedeplatz station, with nice-sized comfortable rooms, the hotel was plasant (even in the midst of renovation). We arrived with reservation in hand, fortunately, because... More

This hotel was a little out of the way for where we needed to be but was still reasonably centrally located and close to Albisiriedeplatz station from where you can get buses and trams to where-ever you needed to go. Rooms are average but we were only there for one night, arrived late and left early so it did suit... More

The hotel is near the Station "Albisriederplatz", where a many bus- and tram-lines arrive and depart. The hotel has some rooms with a balkony, where it is possible to smoke (the hotel is a non-smoking-hotel). The rooms are clean and sleeping in the beds is like "at home". The persons at the reception are very friendly and help, if you... More

Despite the efforts of a kind staff, this remains an old, worn down, sad hotel with no AC, no bar, no free wifi, no tea/coffee facilities, very limited parking. On top of that, it faces a noisy busy street, it is not in the city centre and this is not for sure the best part of town. It seems to... More