Spa Hotels in Weggis

The room is very small and there is no air-conditioning. When I stayed in August, it was too hot to sleep at night. I didn’t feel safe sleeping with the balcony door open. I felt cold in the middle of the night, and I felt stuffy when I closed the balcony door. I was tossing all night, although the balcony can see the lake view, but without air-conditioning can not sleep well, the lake view is not worth it

The hotel is some distance from the pier, and on the hillside, I mistakenly follow the navigation to show the luggage for 6 minutes, and I am very tired. The front desk is a good service for the younger brother. It also introduces the surrounding attractions. The lake view room can be seen. It can be seen in the Pilatus Mountain in Rizhao. There are not many varieties of breakfast, but there are cooked eggs. You can only cook yourself before and after your stay.

Excellent environment, lakes and mountains, spacious rooms, convenient parking, good breakfast. The problem is that it's too expensive to eat, so are the restaurants nearby, but there are supermarkets nearby, you can buy food yourself.

First, the location is beautiful. The hotel is clean and tidy, and the staff very friendly. It's a wonderful place to stay. We used this location as a base to explore the region. It's very quiet and there's not much traffic on the roads at any time (except around Zurich in rush hour). You do need a car here as there's nothing to do in the area. They'll charge you 20 Francs a night for parking. As we stayed for 7 nights they charged a max free of 100 Francs. Not too bad I suppose. The downside is the bedroom. The lighting is dreadful. There's also no air con. They did supply a fan to blow the air around which did help a bit. There's a sensor in the bathroom that detects movement and comes on. The decorative shelving had more light than the rest of the bathroom. Perhaps 3 candles would have been better. The shower has plenty of power and hot water but as it's placed over the bath it hardly keeps the water in. It's a job to stop soaking the floor. The lighting in the main room is dreadful too. We didn't have a lake view which was our choice but we didn't expect to be in full view of other residents either. There was a blind that you could use to add screening and shelter from the sun, but it seemed to have a mind of its own. Sometimes it wouldn't go down, other times it would but then go up again without warning.

Stayed for five days. On day two we were already feeling extremely relaxed and as if we had been there much longer. On arrival we were welcomed very warmly by the manager. Our room and bathroom were clean, clean, clean. The room has a mini fridge. Drinks can be ordered from reception. The view from the room was of the lake and the mountains. Absolutely breathtaking. The ferries closely passing by going to the nearby boat station are a joy to watch. The hotel swimming pool was only newly built last May. Very much like an infinity pool. There is also a facility to enter the lake to swim. Breakfast is served, in buffet form, in the Grande Salle, which is very light and airy with lovely views of the lake and mountains. You can also eat outside, right next to the lake, on the residents' terrace. You also eat your evening meal in the Grande Salle, if on half board. Residents can also eat in the Wintergarden Restaurant or on the restaurant's outside terrace. The a-la-carte menu is very varied. Something for everyone. The food served is excellent served by a team of very efficient waiters. Weggis is a brilliant place for a walking or sightseeing holiday. There are plenty of cafes and also a supermarket. The bus service, which leaves near the bus station, is very efficient. Trains run from nearby Vitznau. We would most definitely recommend a stay at The Central am See, Weggis, for a fabulous holiday with superb service with restaurant.

We arrived at 17:20 to find reception closed and the building in which it was located locked up. This building also housed the bar and restaurant; also closed, despite being told that they were fully available seven days per week. Apparently all three are closed every Tuesday and Wednesday. This would be acceptable if we were booking a CHF 50 a night hostel, but this was a CHF 275 a night hotel. In all our years of travelling, were have never experienced this before. Then, after finding the key on an outside table, the room were were allocated was nothing like the rooms shown on the web site we booked through. The building was old, smelt of decay and was in serious need of renovation. The furniture was old, smelt and there was no AC. We might not have minded so much if we had been asked to pay a reasonable rate, but this was a premium rate room that was nowhere near premium. Although we originally intended to stay four days, we checked out immediately the next morning a found a far better hotel at a similar rate a kilometre away, right on Lake Lucerne. To be avoided . . .