We stayed in the summer on the top floor, it was very stuffy and there was no air conditioning. The breakfast, however, was very good.
JackelineA month ago
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Hausen am Albis / Hausen (Dorf)·8.1
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Nestled in the Swiss pre‑Alps between Lake Zurich and Lake Zug, Kloster Kappel offers centuries‑old charm with functionally furnished rooms, free Wi‑Fi, parking, and panoramic green views. Guests enjoy seasonal specialties by seasoned chefs and can support climate protection through the myclimate partnership. The setting is ideal for hiking, seminars, and conferences.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
We stayed in the summer on the top floor, it was very stuffy and there was no air conditioning. The breakfast, however, was very good.
Jackeline·A month ago
The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and the restaurant was very good with excellent price‑quality. The service was super kind and they accept pets without restrictions. They could have provided information in a second language outside the hotel, which would have made things easier.
Miguel·A month ago
The location and the monastery are beautiful. On a sunny summer day I was looking forward to the pre‑ordered dinner, expecting to dine on the garden terrace with evening sun. When I arrived after 18:00, I found that the dinner had to be served in the basement with no view. My request to eat on the garden terrace, 50 m away, was coldly denied, so I declined the meal and will never return.
Christian·A month ago
The place is stunning – historic buildings, a quiet vibe, and those alpine views are just breathtaking. The vegetable garden and pond add a lovely touch. But the nights were rough; loud noises kept me up and I’m not sure if that’s normal. The soundproofing just doesn’t match newer hotels.
Debora·2 months ago
The location is top‑notch with gorgeous views. The problem? No AC and the shutters were left open, so the room was sweltering and I couldn’t sleep. Open the windows and mosquitoes swarm in.
Charity·2 months ago