Find 3 Star Hotels in Schlieren from AED 354

"The hotel isn't right in the old town but is conveniently located near a tram stop that takes you to Bahnhofstrasse with Paradeplatz a 10-minute stroll away. I think the building must have been a telephone exchange or something and is massive. It is well insulated from noise of other guests, and although I was by the elevator I heard nothing. You can hear the tram go by from time to time, though. The room decoration was modern and hip, but the amenities are minimal. No body or hand lotion, only one paper cup, no iron, no slippers or robe, no coffee maker. There is a safe in the room, but there is a minuscule clothing rack that can accommodate maybe 5 hangers max, and two very high and tiny shelves for clothes. There is no luggage rack although I suppose there is a small wooden bench that could perhaps serve as one. The "separate sitting area" is a lounge chair and a small, round table. If you are here to sight see and travel very light, the room may be fine; but I would not recommend this place for the business traveler as there is no desk. And the shower drain didn't work well and flooded the tiny bathroom. The breakfast, however, was a nice buffet spread with many choices. The accessible entrance is not easy to find, and if you don't, you'll have to drag your suitcase up one of two steep stair cases. Better signage would have been nice."

"Generally the hotel is fine for a night or two. However, at this price point, it lacks a lot of basic amenities. The room is very weirdly designed. The shower and sink are inside the room. Yet the toilet is seperate, in a very claustrophobic room. There are no slippers, cotton pads, shoe horn, minibar or even a single bottle of water. They tell you to use the sink if you need to drink water, which doesn’t taste bad. As for the positives, the room was immaculately clean. Couldn’t find a single speck of dust on the bed sheets and pillow covers. The hotel is located very close to the main train station, which made things really easy. The road leading to the hotel from the station is very luggage friendly. When I’ve arrived at the hotel, they’ve let me store my luggage in a locked luggage room. There is free water and coffee at the reception area. Overall, for a short trip, it is not a bad place to stay. However, the room would problaly feel a bit cramped after a couple of days"