Find hotels near Bundner Museum, Chur from AED 540

"The room was too hot even with air conditioning on (which was sub-standard), and the TV was poor - had Englis channels with no audio. Views were great but the location of the hotel was not what we were hoping for."

"Good hotel in old part of Chur - about 15 mins walk from train station. Great rooms - comfy beds and clean. Breakfast very nice too. My only negative was the lady on check in who was quite unfriendly and did not give me a good first impression - I understand many people stay for just one night but that’s the nature of the town and the business. I found her quite intimidating "

"Very pleasant location a short walk from the train station. "

"Incredible staff, very helpful, kind, and accommodating "

"We had a wonderful stay at Visimo Apartments Chur and it worked perfectly for our family of five. One of the biggest highlights was the size of the apartment—it was very spacious and gave everyone plenty of room to relax, which made a big difference during our trip. The building also has an elevator, which was incredibly helpful when traveling with luggage and kids—something you don’t always find in older properties. The location couldn’t have been better, right in the heart of Chur’s charming Old Town. We were able to easily walk to restaurants, shops, and explore the area without needing transportation. Overall, a very comfortable and convenient stay. We would absolutely recommend it to families looking for space and a great central location."

"Staff were very friendly and accommodating We used the bar which was fine for a small hotel Room was clean and had everything needed "

"Brilliant hotel, right near the train station. Staff were excellent and accommodation was lovely nice and spacious and has a lovely bathroom and shower area. All staff, were amazing right from check in to checkout. Would highly recommend "

"Beautiful fresh breakfast, very authentic old -school feel, lovey welcoming staff"

"Large room, great breakfast, good location for exploring the city and access to the train"