Hotel Gregory

Great location near the main Zurich train station with plenty restuarants within walking distance. Clean room and temperature was perfect.

Didn't realise until after making the booking that it was in the red-light district. Walked into the bar below the hotel when we arrived and saw what appeared to be prostitutes waiting around. But there was no hassle or issues as we walked through the bar to the hotel reception. If you arrive at the correct hotel entrance at the back of the building then you don't have to walk through the bar to get to your room. Water was cut off in the morning meaning we couldn't have a shower or wash our hands before checking out.

Lot of noises, bad hygiene, smelly rooms. Very disappointing, nothing in the rooms. We couldn't sleep at all. I don't know how it is two star........

This is actually a hotel-pub-strip club (!) business. The stuff works mostly at the pub and you have to ask them to come to the reception. Although I had made my booking months ago, they were surprised when I arrived and disappointed to have to offer me a room. I had booked a room WITH a private bathroom, I was given a room with no bathroom; the nearest (common) bathroom was in a nearby section and was also used by people from the pub/ club (as I discovered later). The room smelled of paint and was cold (probably recently painted and the window had been left open). I did not complain because I absolutely needed a place to spend the night. Before going to sleep I realised that there were also no sheet on the bed; it was just the mattress in its tissue protection. There was extremely loud music coming from the pub/ club downstairs until 6 in the morning. The worst of all was that between 5 and 6 in the morning there were multiple attempts to enter my room. From the voices it seemed that they were people visiting the pub/ club who had been promised a stay in the same room (they mentionned the room number). When I complained about that to the stuff early the next morning they pretended not to speak English and replied to me in German that it was probably some drunk people and well, it happens, what is there to be done. When I asked if it is normal to them that drunk people from the club have access to the hotel rooms they pretended to not understand English any more. When I stepped out of the hotel I realised that there is also a strip club attached to the hotel and pub, which partially explains my horriffying experience. ABSTAIN AT ALL COST!!!