Hotels near Dietikon Station

"Very nice room, with excellent staff"

"Excellent. Will come back"

"While the room was small for two adults and a dog, the staff and hotel setting made up for it. There is no minifridge or microwave in the room. There is a central microwave near the breakfast area. If you have something that needs to stay cold, like medicine you can leave it with the front desk. I liked that you had to use your room key to get up and down the elevator. There is alos a convient vending amchine in the lobby. This hotel is attached to a second hotel. Everyone was really friendly. The front desk gentleman had me sign up as a member of the hotel brand, then I was able to get early check-in and late check out for free. There is a center square, which stayed pretty empty, so we were able to walk our dog fairly easily. When the sun goes down it is pretty dark, but it was still safe, since this is Switzerland. If you are looking for a Finance Bro, this is the area for you. If you are looking for quiet this is also the area. "

"Great hotel. Loved the sauna. Definitely would go back. Staff and bar staff very friendly. Breakfast amazing. "

"Spacious and easy to check in ! Kitchen amenities prepare well! Clean room"

"I stayed overnight before an early flight and it was a nice stay. Easy automated check in, clean room and close to the train station. Also located above a grocery store which was convenient for snacks and food. "

"Everything was great. Hotel is big, clean, nice area around, close to the train station and the city center. Very friendly and welcoming staff at the front office, in the restaurants. Room is clean, spacios. The best SPA area. Amazing sauna, love the snow/ice bowl there to refresh after hot sauna. Lounge area is good, plus you can make tea, get some water. I would reccomend it for sure"

"overall great."

"Nice modern hotel Very friendly and efficient staff. Comfortable and well equipped rooms. Decent self service breakfast Although it was away from the city centre the hotel was well served by trams"