Cozy room available just two metro stops from Zurich HB, near Sihlcity mall. Conveniently located at the intersection of two train lines, main road, multiple trams, a bus station, and a supermarket. Listing include a bed, sofa, work desk and chair, hotpot, oven, coffee table, and WiFi. Shared bathroom and toilet, with a microwave in the hallway. Note: Old building with an artistic vibe, eclectic décor, some dustiness, and some clutter—suitable only for easy-going individuals. The space Important Information – Please Read Before Booking Booking Requirements: Inquiry: Contact the host before booking. No discounts or refunds are offered as prices are already competitive. Photo of your ID will be taken for Swiss authorities. Short Stays: For stays under 60 days, there is no residential registration or mailbox access. Communication: Guests must have a mobile phone with data roaming capabilities for real-time communication. Lack of timely updates may lead to missed check-ins. Location & Accessibility: Central Location: Just two metro stops (Giesshübel, S4 line) from Zurich HB, with trains running every 20 minutes or less. Nearby stations include S10 Binz, tram lines (5, 13), bus line 72, and major streets and highways. Convenient Amenities: Close to Sihlcity shopping center, local restaurants, supermarkets, Uetliberg mountain trails, and Hürlimann Thermal Baths. Travel Time: Approximately 45 minutes from the airport by train. Room Features: Amenities: A bed, large work table, hotpot, oven, water boiler, WiFi, towels, and bedding. Long-term guests are responsible for washing and maintaining their room and common areas, cleaning itesms, towels, and bedding. Lighting: The room is brightly lit, ideal for productivity. Shared Facilities: Bathroom: Shared with the host and possibly other guests. Toilet: Share with host and possibly other guests. Microwave Oven: Available in the hallway. Laundry: Public washing machine and drying lines are in the basement. A host's private washing machine and drying lines require permission from host for use and comes with additional responsibilities. Kitchen: The host’s kitchen room is private. Use of the space or utensils requires prior approval and comes with additional responsibilities. Water Filter: Access to a high-quality water filtration system for ultra-clean tap water in the bathroom. Indicator switched to blue means filter is active. Please turn off filter for washing hands. Environment: Neighborhood: A busy and lively urban area near a train station. Some noise and dust especially during rush hours should be expected. Building: An older property with eclectic décor, suitable for easy-going individuals who value practicality, convenience over perfection. Safety Notes: Not suitable for children or pets. Strictly non-smoking inside the apartment and building. Recreation & Nearby Attractions: Outdoor Activities: Riverside jogging paths, tree-lined streets, and walking access to Zurich HB, shopping streets, and malls. Local Highlights: Sihlcity shopping center, Uetliberg mountain trails, Seebad Enge lake sauna, and nearby restaurants. Shopping & Dining: Supermarkets open until 9 PM. Local butcher and veggie grocers are recommended for better quality and value. Transportation: Public Transit: Excellent connectivity with train, tram, and bus lines just steps away. Parking: Public parking is limited. Private parking costs ~300 CHF/month or 45 CHF/day. Public transport is strongly recommended. House Rules: Guest Guide: A guide will be provided upon arrival. Keys: Keys for the private room and building entrance will be issued. Cleanliness: Guests must clean up after themselves in shared spaces and proactively maintain cleanliness regardless of the state left by others. Cleaning supplies are provided. Open communication with other guests is encouraged for harmonious shared living. WiFi: Wireless internet is provided, with rare outages. Printer: A black-and-white printer is available for a small fee. Guests are responsible for setup and troubleshooting. Host Interaction: Check-in/Check-out: Mobile internet is required for smooth communication during check-in. If arriving late, inform the host well in advance to confirm arrangements and avoid issues. This apartment is ideal for travelers seeking practicality and convenience over perfection. It offers a vibrant Zurich experience, excellent public transport connectivity, and easy access to city center and tourist attractions. Guest access Linens & Towels: Clean (not ironed) sheets and pillow covers provided for the stay. Two fresh bath towel is included for the short stay; after that, guests must handle their own laundry. Earplugs: Available in the hallway. Water Quality: Enjoy excellent Swiss tap water, enhanced by a state-of-the-art Japanese water filter on the faucet. Laundry: Public washing machine and drying lines are in the basement. Private washing machine and cloth line may be used with the host's permission and comes with additional responsibilities. Ironing: An ironing board is available for use in hallway. Room Amenities: A water boiler is provided for your convenience. Kitchen Access: A microwave in the hallway is available for reheating food. The kitchen room and kitchen items are private, but may be accessed with the host’s permission and comes with additional responsibilities. Internet: WiFi is provided (no physical cables). While generally reliable, rare outages may occur. Printer: A B&W printer (Brother HL-2135W) is available for a fee. Guests are responsible for setup and troubleshooting. Registration & Mail: No residential registration nor post mail access for less than 3 months stay. During your stay Usually, the host will be available for check-in and check-out unless you are late. ALWAYS communicate plenty ahead of time, if you are late via SMS or mobile, if you want to avoid a nightmare! Please make sure you verify that I received the message, especially because foreign mobile phones often have problem with international SMS transmission. Other things to note Zurich is perhaps the most expensive city besides Oslo in the world. Don't consider coming to Switzerland on a budget as you probably won't enjoy it and feel ripped off. Within the Sihlcity shopping complex, there are cinemas, lots of shops open until 8pm, and a supermarket open until 9pm. However, I prefer the "Alima" grocery that is open until 8pm and a great butcher "Keller" that is open till 6:30pm at Manesseplatz, because I prefer to support smaller businesses and I feel that the quality is a lot higher and less expensive also. At night the area around Langstrasse is open past midnight and great for nightlife. Christmas to 1st week January is quite dead so I recommend Swiss mountains, Paris or Vienna!