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Sorell Hotel Seidenhof – A weekend in Zurich
This weekend I went to Zurich once again, this time with AC and Myrvete. Iāve been to Zurich quite a few times lately, but itās such a wonderful city, and even though the weather could have been better, it was still great to be back.
We were on 3 different flights, and Myrveteās and ACās flights were both delayed, so I went ahead and checked in at the hotel. This time we were staying at Sorell Seidenhof which is just across the street from Glockenhof, where Iāve stayed before. I was looking at Glockenhof this time too, but with 3 persons in the room, Seidenhof was much cheaper, so we went for that instead. The room was spacious, and even with the roll-away bed, it didnāt feel crammed.
3 bottles of complimentary water were waiting for us in the room, and there was also a Nespresso machine, so we could make coffee for our Baileys (important!).
The room was completely quiet with blackout curtains, which might explain why we overslept and missed the breakfast Saturday morning. Sunday morning, we all set our alarms to make sure we got up in time. Breakfast was included in the room rate, and it was a nice buffet. Maybe not as fancy as at Glockenhof, but still good, considering that it was complimentary.
It was a nice stay, and the only thing I was missing was the small piece of chocolate on the pillow. Iāve had that at all the other hotels Iāve stayed at in ZĆ¼rich, and considering that weāre in Switzerland, pillow chocolate should be mandatory, shouldnāt it? š
Bircher MĆ¼esli 
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