Aparthotel Adagio Zurich City Center

4-star aparthotel with full-sized kitchens and sauna in central Zurich

Accommodations with Full Kitchens

Aparthotel Adagio Zurich City Center offers 64 fully furnished apartments designed for extended stays. Each unit includes a full-sized kitchen with dining area, work desk, and separate living spaces. Room configurations include studios, one-bedroom apartments, and superior studios, accommodating families and groups needing extra space.

On-Site Dining Options

The in-house Yuka Restaurant serves international cuisine with vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free meals. A daily buffet and continental breakfast are offered, alongside a kid-friendly buffet and snack bar. The lobby also features a coffee house and vending machines for beverages and snacks.

Location and Transport Access

The aparthotel is steps from Stampfenbachplatz tram stop and a 10-minute walk from Zurich's main train station. Nearby attractions include the Swiss National Museum, Kunsthaus Zurich, and Bahnhofstrasse shopping mile. Public transport options connect guests to Paradeplatz and the city center within minutes.

Wellness and Fitness Facilities

Guests have access to a sauna and a 24-hour fitness center on the premises. The hotel also provides board games and puzzles in the shared lounge area. Live sport events are broadcast in the bar, and coffee and water are available 24/7 from lobby dispensers.

Family and Business Services

Family rooms and a children's buffet make the hotel suitable for families. Business travelers can use meeting and banquet facilities, plus fax and photocopying services. The 24-hour front desk offers luggage storage, express check-in/check-out, and laundry services.

• Rooms: 64 apartments with full-sized kitchens
• Dining: Yuka Restaurant with kid-friendly buffet
• Wellness: Sauna and 24-hour fitness center
• Location: 10-min walk to main station, near Swiss National Museum
• Family: Children's buffet and board games
• Business: Meeting facilities and laundry services