The Dolder Grand, Zurich, Switzerland
Thanks to its quiet, elevated location only a few minutes drive from both the city centre and airport, the Dolder Grand is the ideal starting point for trips to the most beautiful locations in Zurich, across Switzerland and throughout Europe.
Dark oak parquet flooring, generous amounts of space and a modern bathroom with separate shower and bathtub will ensure that your stay in one of the double rooms is a dream come true. Rooms in the deluxe category offer fantastic views of the lake. Whether in the charming and romantic surroundings of the historic main building or the classic and modern setting of the wings, all the junior suites offer plenty of space. Rooms come complete with a luxurious bathroom, whirlpool tub and a breathtaking view.
Two restaurants and the bar make eating and drinking at the Dolder Grand a memorable experience. The restaurant, with two Michelin stars and eighteen points GaultMillau, the Saltz restaurant and the bar are open to non-residents as well as hotel guests. From the terraces, there is a magnificent view of the city, the lake and the Alps.
The Dolder Grand Spa is an oasis of calm for all those who know how to enjoy themselves and who love to relax, who want to feel pampered and daydream. The unique range of spa and fitness facilities covering 4,000 square metres is also open to external guests.
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About Zurich
Beautifully positioned at the northern end of Lake Zurich in northern Switzerland, the city of Zurich is a world renowned global centre for banking and finance. With picturesque lanes around the central Old Town, on either side of the Limmat River, you will find that the city has plenty of pre-medieval history to be discovered. Limmatquai is a glamorous waterfront promenade that follows the river toward the 17th-century Rathaus, the city’s town hall.
Zurich is culturally vibrant. It runs with the precision of a Swiss clock and regularly features as one of the world's most liveable cities. The city is also Switzerland’s largest and wealthiest metropolis, yet it remains one of Europe’s hippest destinations, with an artsy edge that is best enjoyed during the summer street parades.
Many of Zurich’s old factories have been re-invented into modern cultural centres and creative new living spaces. These transformations have allowed the city to remain contemporary and trendy. And yet much of the ancient centre, with its winding lanes and tall church steeples, have been kept intact. To experience this ancient and futuristic balance head to Züri-West, the epicentre of the city’s nightlife.
