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Ruhig etwas ausserhalb von Gronau gelegen. Sehr schöne und grosse Zimmer mit Balkon.
Toller Ausblick auf den Hafen und das Meer. Unbedingt die Fischfilets versuchen - lohnt sich.
Essen ist äusserst lecker, die Bedienung sehr nett und aufmerksam. Insgesamt sehr zu empfehlen.
Se si arriva al mattino presto si trova posto facilmente per parcheggiare
Have a break for some Pizza from the stone stoveat the "Bahnhofbuffet" or try the "Rösti-Pizza".
Die Bäckerei neben der Post ist ideal für Pendler - Kaffee und Gipfeli zum Zmorgen!
Im Bahnhofbuffet isst man ganz anständig. Übrigens hat der Montreux-Jazz-Festival-Boss, Claude Nobs, hier seine Kochlehre absolviert...
Nur kein Stress beim Umsteigen! Wenn der Anschlusszug noch da ist, wartet er auch!
Not only the trains are great, the staff at the station are very helpful.
Always turn left when getting off train. Avoid guy with eye patch and fake bird.
restaurant neumühle nearby, wide range of great wines. meals too expensive for what you get though.
L'incontournable gare de Montreux.Plaque tournante du tourisme académique et une des dernières gares avant l'entrée du valais.A ne pas rater
Le meilleur point de départ pour se rendre à ZH! 9:01 départ avec carte journalière 9:00 arrivée 11:00 parking 5.-
Café in der Raiffeisenbank - guter Café und herrliche Backwaren nur 1 Min. vom Bahnhof entfernt
Grab a Nice cup of Tea to go from Tekoe Tea Shop. (It to the right of Poli, down the ramp)
Nice Town of you don't stay at The station! Walk towards The lake and have a look at The typical "grande rue", espacially on wednesdays and saturdays, during The farmer's market!
This is Cossonay station.... ! After the bridge is cossonay. And you can check the signs in the station too... ;-)
Try the "Tordu Jambon-Fromage" at the Polli Bakery left when exiting the station: It is a real wonder!
Try a coffee and sweets at Pasticceria Dolce l'Angelo at track 1! (direction Olten/Bern/Zurich/Lucerne)
There's a small supermarket that's open for 24 hours in the station. It's near the ticket counter and opposite the pharmacy.
Get your free 1 hour transport ticket valid on bus and train in the Geneva area, just before exiting the baggage claim area (all trains go to Geneva main station, it takes 6 minutes).
This must have been a great hotel circa 1976. Wifi is incredibly expensive though.
Staff looked thoroughly confused when I asked if they had any pain au chocolat. And no, Schoggibrötli really isn't the same thing at all.
The staff here are so rude you might think you have ended up on the French side of the mountain.
Their sign is confusing - the seating area for self-service is labelled 'Take Away'. What part of 'Take Away' suggests you would eat it at the restaurant?
The SBB are currently trying to shorten journey times by moving the platform 200m closer to Lucern.
You now need to buy a ticket in advance for all trains, not just local S-Bahn services. If you don't, the penalty is now much higher (since December 2011).
It cost £5 to deposit an $18 cheque. Not sure why I thought this was a good idea.
It has tennis courts. Never knew that before. Apparently they've been there since the 17th century.
Get a Bite card for a 20% discount, but remember that it doesn't let you combine that discount with special offers.
If you're flying to LCY on BA CityFlyer, you can use the Fast Track security lane.
Watch out when planning to take the shuttle into town - sometimes they cancel it without notice.
There is supposed to be a shuttle to St Andrews town centre once an hour from 8am to 6pm, but sometimes they don't run it.
Watch out for the Turkish bath treatment at the Doubletree spa - it left me in need of medical attention.
Chaotic and unfriendly; and no alternatives offered when their soda machine broke down. Best avoided unless you're desperate.
The waitresses are good but the runners are rather incompetent - plus, they brought us our main courses before we'd all finished our soups. Odd.
