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Hotel Widder
Renweg 7,
Zürich
Zürich
Switzerland
044 224 25 26
Type: Full Service
Minimum Rate: CHF 375 - CHF 975
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Zürich
Zürich
Switzerland
044 224 25 26
Type: Full Service
Minimum Rate: CHF 375 - CHF 975
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Rating (0 Votes)
Hotel Widder is a high-end, full-service establishment comprised of eight historic townhouses refurbished in a contemporary style. The property is centrally located in the heart of Zürich's old town. There's a well-appointed restaurant on the premises, serving Swiss cuisine, as well as a bar with live jazz.
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