Hotels in Zurich Region - Swiss Historic Hotels

This inn is idyllically situated on the Rhine in the historic little bridge town of Eglisau. It was first mentioned as far back as 1523. In 2007 the Hirschen was reopened after four years of renovation. Seven rooms and suites with the atmosphere of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, but with 21st century comfort. Gourmet restaurant with 1 Star Michelin and 16 Gault Millau points and bistro with a terrace overlooking the river.

An atrium hotel inspired by Ancient Rome, quietly located in the historic spa district. Now in its 2nd generation, the family business is run by the Erne brothers. 34 comfortable rooms. Romantic à la carte restaurant in the gallery overlooking the covered inner courtyard with a well and plants. The thermal baths are a famously exclusive place for undisturbed indulgence. The authentic Art Nouveau hotel has its own vineyards and a culinary emphasis on regional specialities.

The stately guesthouse, at the heart of the idyllic Oberstammheim village, not only appeals to guests because of picturesque surroundings, but also because of its quality catering. Finest seasonal dishes with regional ingredients and a large portion of flair are served in the nostalgic dining rooms. Six simple hotel rooms, romantically furnished, with toilet and shower on the same floor. A guesthouse equipped with horseboxes - and an ideal abode for outings to nearby lakes and the town of Winterthur.

This 4-star boutique hotel lies at the heart of the traffic-free old town and was newly opened in 2015. In addition to 39 individual design rooms and suites, further features include a hotel-own library, exquisite Restaurant Balthos and bar and Delish-Take-Out. Culinary wise, focus is on a cosmopolitan cuisine, naturally including vegan dishes. Free use of the Hamam-Wellness-Center within walking distance.

Excellence since 1641: the Romantik Seehotel Sonne Zürich-Küsnacht is a historic four-star superior hotel in a picturesque location directly on Lake Zurich. It offers 40 rooms and elegant junior suites, characterised by an exciting interplay of a venerable building and modern detailing. The two restaurants “Sonnengalerie” and the traditional “Gaststuben” provide gastronomic delights, while three historic rooms and a magnificent banqueting hall offer extraordinary moments steeped in history.

The history of this inn goes as far back as 1364, although the current building structure dates from the 17th century. Between 1990 and 1992 the building was completely renovated in cooperation with the Department for the Preservation of Historic Buildings and Monuments. The 3rd generation of this family-owned guesthouse manages it with much dedication and cultural sensitivity. The halls can accommodate between 20 and 100 guests.