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This hotel is a 20-minute drive from Lucerne, in the small town of Emenbrueke, quiet and fresh air. Breakfast is not bad. The back of the hotel is the restaurant with good pizza. After arriving at the hotel, ask them for a visitor's card travel card. For free, take the 2-way trolley bus to Lucerne Station in 20 minutes. It is convenient to take a free car. I didn't live before I saw someone commenting that there was an old man at the desk. I didn't smile. I touched it a few times and talked in English. He was barely English, but the conversation was good. He is a typical German man, not talkative, but people are very real. If you have just arrived, there will be a 2-way trolleybus 20 meters in front of the Lucerne station. After 10 stops, you will arrive at the terminal and get off at 200 meters to get to this hotel. Note that you can't cook noodles in the room, etc.

We stayed here twice in July and August 2020 as a stopover on our way to Italy. The hotel is conveniently located at the Raststaette Neuenkirch. The noise of the highway is not troubling, especially not in the rooms located at the backside of the hotel. The rooms have no airconditioning, but a ventilator is provided and it is possible to open the windows, although not completely. The rooms were very clean and the staff friendly and helpfull. Views from around the hotel show mountains and countryside. Within a few kilometers, there is the Sempachersee which provided us with a refreshing swim after a long day of car travelling. The breakfast was fine. The price was fine in comparison with other hotels in Switzerland.

We were allowed to spend a night in the youth hostel with my class as a start in our competition. Breakfast was very praised by everyone and the rooms offered everything we needed. Thank you again very much for flexibility and spontaneity.

So the vibe is Queen Victoria meets Heidi, drawn by Walt Disney! We stayed in one of the 4th floor suites and the room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. The decor is Victorian and you could mistake this for the Fife in Braemar Scotland. Funnily enough the Fife is owned by Swiss art dealers. The stand alone bath, with huge drapes and gilded mirror, is the campest thing I've seen in a long time! The views are stunning; overlooking the old town and lake from a high position on the hill. The town is accessed easily either by using the funicular or walking through the park. You can get buses at the bottom of the hill, which are regular and clean, but the town centre is a ten min walk away. The staff are very knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. The bar is great to relax in and take in the views. Breakfast is perfectly adequate for a 4star hotel. A very good experience.

This hotel was rated 4 out of 5 stars on TA. I respectfully disagree! First, I'll share the positives.... the rooms were updated with laminate flooring, fixtures and colors. The breakfast was pretty decent with a nice selection of fruits, breads, juices and cereals and 2 hot items. For $225 per night, I had higher expectations. Now, my issues..... - From entering the building I got the feeling of a Hostel, not a hotel. The fact that there was a Hospitality Mgmt school to the right as you enter the building and the hotel to the left, made me a bit concerned. There were no barriers or locks between the 2 entities at any level. At one point, I had to walk around (a very RUDE) school employee to get our luggage up some steps by the school as she sat there and never moved away from the entry door to the Hotel side! - Front desk personnel was very direct and not exactly friendly (although she did help with my parking). There is NO ONE at the desk from ~19:00 through the morning. No one to contact if needed!! - THERE IS NO AIR CONDITIONING IN THE ROOMS! You get one 3-level fan for circulation. It was 85 F during the day, which made it hot at night. Windows opened, but no screens. Very uncomfortable and not expected for a room of this price. - I booked a 3-bed room which was very tight for 3 people. Basically 3 twin beds and a bathroom (shower only) - The lock on the room door is UNSAFE! There is no regular locking door knob, You have to use the key to lock if from the inside and/or the outside. I needed to run to the car and wanted to lock the door as I left; I had to lock my family into the room in order to take the key, which was needed to enter the hotel front door, too. - I stopped at the front desk to get ice after check in and they responded that there was none. - The WI-FI WAS BAD!! It was constantly dropping the devices. Had to regularly ”forget” the network and re-registering for the Wi-Fi. - The shower head was a hand-held mounted on a vertical pole. The bracket that held the shower head would not stay in place and kept sliding down the pole.... made for a frustrating shower. - There is NO space to sit outside of this hotel. We had a 1st floor room with no balcony. The only space was a patio that was designated as a student smoking area (which happened to be right next to our room!!!) - Parking - Only 5 spaces behind the building; beyond that, not sure where to park. We were lucky to get a space, but the gate to get to the parking area is locked when the front desk person leaves, so had to walk 10 minutes around the block to get to my car in the evening. - There was a motion activated light in the area outside of our room window that continually lit up at night. I wasn't sure if there was someone out there or what was setting it off??? I would NOT recommend this hotel to my friends.

Spotless from the point of cleanliness, excellent position overlooking Löwenplatz & about 2 minute walk from/to the lake (views to die for!). I was on the 5th floor, so whilst there didn't appear to be any air-con it wasn't an issue as the window could be left open all night to give some air. The noise from bars/restaurants turning out at 11pm/12am wasn't an issue. I would go there again. Check-in is 100% self-service at a device on the ground floor although the hotel next door has a reception which supports any issues, according to the signs. We had breakfast there, but no issues. The rooms are rather bland (could use a little hotel comfort maybe eg picture on the wall of the lake perhaps), but other than than a very good price for a very good location. There are lots of restaurants around and a Coop next door (open until 7pm) with some cheaper eats if desired).

We enjoyed our stay at Hotel de la Paix. The room was comfortable but rather small. The staff were helpful. No tea/coffee in the room and no machine in public area. (I know it is not so common in Switzerland, but why not, when even the cheapest UK hotel can do it?)

The location of hotel is in old town area, like 15 mins walk from Luzern station. The room is warm in Feb but the bed is too soft to sleep. The breakfast is nice and varieties is enough. Fruit are fresh and coffee is great too. The staff is friendly and supposed room cleaned daily but they missed out one day.