Hotel Adler

Hotel Adler is a mid-range hotel at Rosengasse 10, 8001 Zürich, in the Niederdorf quarter of the Old Town in Switzerland. Rosengasse is a short side lane near the Niederdorfstrasse pedestrian zone, and the hotel is only a few minutes' walk from the Limmatquai riverside, the Grossmünster, the Central tram interchange and Hauptbahnhof, which is reachable on foot in roughly fifteen minutes. Staying here places visitors in the medieval heart of Zürich, with museums, churches, guildhalls and shops close at hand. The building has a traditional character with an emphasis on Swiss hospitality, and the hotel is best known for its Swiss Chuchi restaurant, which serves fondue, raclette and other Swiss dishes in a rustic dining room. Rooms are offered as Single Rooms, Double Rooms, Twin Rooms and Suites, which suit solo travellers, couples and small groups. Listed amenities include wifi, breakfast, a bar and the restaurant, so guests can eat dinner without leaving the building if they wish. Because fondue is the specialty, the hotel is popular with visitors seeking a classic Swiss meal after a day exploring the Old Town. There is no spa or pool, so the offer is simple and focused on location and food. The service character is informal and welcoming, with staff able to recommend sights, advise on tram routes and help with restaurant bookings. Typical rates range from about CHF 180 to CHF 300 per night, depending on season and room category, which positions the hotel as one of the better-value options in the Old Town. The Niederdorf is lively in the evening, so rooms facing the street may have some noise on weekends; quieter rooms can be requested when booking. Visitors travelling by public transport can use the Central or Bellevue stops and walk the remaining short distance through the pedestrian lanes.