Our junior suite at the Hotel Adler in Zurich Switzerland was very unique and modern looking. When you first opened the door to the room you walked into a long hall with a ton of open closet and suitcase space. At the end of the hall was the bathroom and to the left an opening into a large open room. The ceilings had large skylights and the room had two singles made up together, sitting area with pull out couch, a small table and chairs, lovely desk and a very nice mini fridge. There was fresh fruit for our enjoyment. The room was spotless, and had unique murals painted on the walls. The room was also quiet, not once did we hear any noise from other rooms. The area around the hotel was simply lovely. A short walk to the waterfront and on a square that had no cars allowed. After checking in, head down along the waterfront and enjoy the wildlife and the quaint buildings along the shore.

Those squares on the bathroom door are not decorations, they are actually clear glass. Yep, you can see into the bathroom, but the way they have the squares set up it is actually much more private than you would first imagine.

The sink was small but the liquid hand soap rather than bar soap was appreciated since that is what we personally prefer. There was plenty of shelf space right outside the bathroom door for any toiletries that did not fit in the bathroom and we did not consider this a bother at all as the entire junior suite was very spacious.

The amenities included the basics that people come to expect as well as some above standard and would be considered generous. The mirror was nice and large and the glass shelf unit gave extra space for things like tooth brushes etc.

Standard double flush toilet, kleenex and a better hair dryer than you usually find in hotel rooms. The toilet was average height and easy enough to get on and off of for those that have knee or arthritis problems.

The larger picture that you can see when you click on the smaller one shows more of the shower area. The shower had a full shower curtain, a shower head that had a nice amount of pressure and came away from the wall to reach those hard to wash off area. We only wish all showers were like this. As an added bonus the bathroom contained shower gel for guest use. Now that is a feature we love to see.

The towels may look sparse here, but they were actually in 3 different areas of the bathroom which gave you an abundance of them. There is nothing worse than running out of towels in the morning with not enough time to request some from housekeeping.

This area gives you a glimpse of the wall above the toilet and to the left of it where more towels are stored. Overall a spotless bathroom. One thing to mention is that the walls of the bathroom do not go up to the ceiling but because of cathedral ceilings, they only to up to about 8 feet. This adds to the bathroom and gives it a more spacious feeling.