Welcome to the Hotel Central
Picturesque squares, historical houses in the old town, museums, churches, small green parks, the lake and the mountains: this is Lucerne.
In the heart of Switzerland.
Discreet, personal, totally uncomplicated, a bit like being at home: this is the Bed & Breakfast 3-star Superior Hotel Central. A herald of a new class of hotel in Lucerne.
TIME FOR SOME TIME OUT?
You will love our neoclassical city hotel with 46 completely renovated chic rooms, an inviting lounge, and breakfast like Mama used to make. Your hosts will look after you with impressive professional expertise. Committed and welcoming. You can ask for advice on your activities at any time. And for restaurant recommendations – off the beaten tourist track, of course. After all, we want you to experience the town as if you were a native.
In the heart of the hip and trendy Neustadt neighbourhood, our hotel is the ideal starting point for getting to know the town. The main railway station, the KKL Luzern culture and convention centre, the valuable Rosengart Collection, and the municipal park are all just a stone's throw away. The world-famous Chapel Bridge is just a few steps away - on the way to the old town. The Lion Monument, the Musegg Wall and many other sights are all also easy to reach on foot. And what is there for night owls? You are right in the middle of the night life.
The world-famous Chapel Bridge is Lucerne's major landmark and Europe's oldest wooden bridge.
The Musegg Wall with its nine towers is part of the historical fortifications of the town of Lucerne, which were built from the 13th century onwards.
Originally a Romanesque building, the Court Church is the sacred centre of the Convent of Canons Regular of St. Leodegar and St. Mauritius.
The bridge took its name from the chaff (Spreu) from the nearby municipal mills that was dumped into the Reuss over the edge of the bridge.
Discreet, personal, totally uncomplicated, a bit like being at home: this is the Bed & Breakfast 3-star Superior Hotel Central.
The old Lucerne railway station burnt down in 1971. The new building by Santiago Calatrava was completed in 2001.
The KKL Luzern culture and convention centre combines outstanding architecture, culture and culinary art.