Hotel Drei Könige

The hotel is a bit far from the train station, but the road is flat, so it's ok to drag a suitcase. The hotel entrance is not easy to spot at first glance, but you can notice a flag hanging above the door for identification. We stayed in a double room with a shared bathroom, but there were two sinks in the room, which was very convenient for simple washing. The room is very clean, the bed is of acceptable firmness, and the public bathroom outside the room (there is only one men's toilet, one women's toilet, and one single bathroom. If you come during the peak season, it is not recommended to book a room without a private bathroom) is very clean before anyone uses it, but it may not be clean if someone has used it. The counter is on the 2nd floor (you have to climb one flight of stairs to enter). The service staff is only there during the check-in period. If you don't see anyone, you can press the bell above the counter and someone will come out to serve you.

I chose to rest in the town of Chur for one night and take the glacier train to Zermatt the next day. It was a good choice. Chur was quiet and fresh. I accidentally discovered a century-old chocolate shop and a 50-year-old glassware shop. The hotel is very convenient, a 10-minute walk from the train station. The room is large and comfortable, and you can see the beautiful scenery by opening the window