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"Very good stay, being on level 5 very thankful for the elevator. Location description should be updated to include lift access."

"Hotel is a short walk from the train station and Chapel Bridge. Beds were comfortable and the room was clean. "

"Great location, and friendly staff."

"The hotel was clean and comfortable, although quite hot due to the weather and no AC. Despite being near a main road it was quiet, although deliveries to a nearby business was quite loud on a couple of mornings. The single room I had was a good size but the bathroom was tiny. Breakfast was amazing with a great continental selection. The staff at the hotel were extremely informative when I checked in and very friendly throughout my stay. The hotel is a 5 minute walk from the train station and Old Town. There is also good public transport connections nearby."

"Was on a family trip with three teenagers. The adjoining family suite was perfect. Very convenient right across from the train station and everything worth seeing in the town was walkable. Safe, clean, great staff, and restaurant on site."

"I had a wonderful stay at the Cascada Hotel. The staff were exceptionally helpful and genuinely friendly, making me feel welcome from the moment I arrived. My room was spotless and thoughtfully equipped with items that made traveling easier and more comfortable. The location is also fantastic—just a short 6-minute walk to Lucerne’s charming Old Town. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area!"

"Everything was perfect, from check in to check out, location and Lucerne! Great stay!"

"Some of the rooms used to be prison cells. Pretty cool. Our room seemed very new, simple, but clean. We were able to walk to the train easily. We also walked to the Lion Monument, the Watchtowers, the river and shopping."

"Really lovely hotel in a great location. Room was large and comfortable. Breakfast was excellent. Good facilities across the sites. Only two small negatives, no fridge in the room and the signage, particularly on where restaurants were/how to access them was confusing."