Fabulous breakfast - great company and conversation. We loved the building's history and its beautiful garden.

Our circumstance was different than most. We were preparing for a 2-week motorcycle ride through the Alps, so after a 10-hour flight, we're not used to walking (with luggage) for 20 minutes from the train station to reach our room. Don't get me wrong, everyone does it, we just had a heavy duffle bag (no wheels) 2 backpacks and 2 leather jacks - Uber is sort of frowned upon, so that walk was a bit more than we anticipated. Again, beautiful place, lovely people, but also after walking around the city all day we're sort of used to air conditioning (which we learned later) was not a common thing wherever we stayed.

The location was perfect for us. The breakfast offered good variety, including a delicious salad as well as traditional cheeses and hearty breads. Heated bathroom floor, cozy on our rainy days. Built in 1430, it has been wonderfully renovated. Trudy speaks with a slight Pennsylvania accent, in other words, English can be the language of communication. We were near tram lines, restaurants and coffee shops. Use Trudi’s instructions; Google assumes pedestrians want to walk past interesting shops rather than getting there directly with luggage.

Trudi and Hans were amazing hosts, their house is beautiful and we feel so lucky to be able to stay there. Breakfast was so lovely and shared with our hosts and other guests, we felt very welcomed throughout our stay. The house is in the old town and has some amazing history. It's the best place we have stayed on our holiday. Central to Zurich and everything within walking distance, or easy access to trams, railway station and boats. Thank you from Clare and Roger

There is nothing we didnt like

The B&B is in a 15th century home, which resulted in some very interesting rooms and steps. Our room, in our hosts house, was very comfortable and was at ground floor level. No stairs to lug bags up, but there will always be some noise from the street outside. The breakfast was excellent, made even better by Trudi joining us each morning which made for some interesting conversations. Her knowledge of the old town district came through, and we liked the welcoming "come outside and I will point out some sights" greeting.

It did seem strange to have a kitchen with a stovetop, but when we asked about a supermarket to perhaps cook a meal one night, we were told it wasn't really setup for cooking meals. No big deal, there are very many restaurants in the old town.

If you are looking for a modern place, this place is not for you. If you appreciate the old house with a character, this is it. The location is excellent, close to everything. The moment you walk in you feel welcome by your host and it feels like you are staying with friends. There are houserules but nothing you can’t cope with.

Breakfast could be earlier during weekdays, one morning it was 9am, the other 9.40 but maybe we should have been clearer by ourselves and expressed our wishes the night before. Breakfast itself is excellent, there is no shortage of anything and you will receive a wonderful cup of coffee.

My daughter and I really enjoyed our stay. The place was very beautiful and charming. We most loved the beautiful garden and the delicious and super healthy breakfast. Trudi was really interesting and knowledgeable about so many things and I wish we had had more time to spend with her.

Construction outside our window was really distracting and loud, but that was beyond the host's ability to control, so there was nothing we did not like about the place that was within her control.

Trudi's home was.charming, centrally located in the old town with easy access to all the main attractions. Comfy bed, nice decor, lots of history to the building and one of the best breakfasts we've had anywhere.. Trudi herself was unobtrusive yet knowledgeable and nice to chat to over breakfast. Wouldn't hesitate to stay again.

Nothing negative to report.

Was unique to stay in a building built in 1430. Large hill to get to the location.. Then again Zurich is up and down everywhere.. Trudi was very interesting to talk to and very helpful helping you find where you are going...she made you comfortable at breakfast sitting down and chatting. Kitchenette in room so you could cook yourself if you wanted to. Definitely a place we would return to

Don't book breakfast if you plan on an early start. Not available until 8.30.

Trudy has maintained the place well despite house being constructed in 1430. She walked us through complete house though we were allotted room at ground floor. This was a great gesture. She also explained about nearby areas to visit and explained a bit about neighborhood. I personally loved door locks which were old design but effective and still in use today.

Security to bedroom on ground floor had me in double thoughts since it has 2 doors and only one (old one by keeping key with us while going to bed) could be locked by us. Fire door could still be opened from outside if someone is in the hallway and other guests would enter through the same hallway. Other would be improvement areas like one extra fan, hangers for clothes and a small table for keeping luggage.

Trudi the host was great. She provided everything we needed plus offered helpful tips about places to see and go.

Anyone with mobility issues will need to know that you have to climb a steep hill with a lot of steps to get to the house. No AC but that is common for Switzerland.