The way to get the the room is reall advanture...via different corridors of mtg rooms, corridor of kitchen, then suddenly there is only lift. This lift takes you to 1st floor only...if your room is in higher floor you have to use the old woden stairs (which with heavy luggage like I had 17kg) is really great. Thank you find... more

Quite an odd arrangement. Think of the "Hotel Central" as the staff quarters of the larger/plusher Hotel Euler, and it just about makes sense. You checkin and enter/exit through Hotel Euler which is right outside the main SBB rail station, so excellent location. You check in at the Hotel Euler reception and the porter then takes you through to the... more

Avoid this hotel if you can. You go through a nice entrance of a sister hotel and then through to this budget hotel. It is what it is, small, not so cheap, cleanish, TV channel choice is good, small bathrooms. I stayed there as most other places were full during Euro 2008, but I'm sure the choice of other hotels... more

We stayed at the Hotel Central, Mar 07. apart from the trouble finding it (look for the Hotel Euler, there really isn't a Hotel Central, it's just an annex at the back of Hotel Euler) this is a perfectly adequate budget hotel, the rooms are clean and the continental breakfast is good. The staff were friendly and helpful and the... more

The Central Hotel has very basic rooms. The bathroom is just about big enough to turn around and has red plastic fittings and a tiniy shower. The flooring is dated timber and isolation is very poor. You can just hear everything. When we arrived at the hotel, they didn't have our reservation but luckely for us, someone had not turned... more

I booked Hotel Central on the net. It wasn't the first time I booked on-line and so far everything I booked corresponded 100% to what was listed. This time, however, I got scummed. To begin with, "Hotel Central" is not really a hotel. And I don't really know why it is given a three stars status. It's a little house... more

At the time of staying at the Central Hotel we first of all battled to find it. It comprises a locked door in a back street near the station. To get the keys is another story, one has to walk around the block to the Hotel Eula and ask for them. When allowed in by the Eula's concierge (who walks... more

Ci sono stato a Dicembre del 2008, ho pagato una singola 55 Euro. Partendo da questo dato fondamentale, il mio... more