Boutique Hotel & Spa
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From the brewery to the thermal hotel, the conversion of an industrial site.
In Zurich, everyone knows the Hürlimann brewery, unmistakable from afar with its brick chimney.
And for good reason, Hürlimann became the first Swiss brewer in 1880!
Beer brewing ended in 1996, but the story of this iconic industrial site has been told by the Zurich-based architectural studio Althammer Hochuli.
The Hürlimann brewery drilled water from the Aqui spring for beer production. Today, this thermal water feeds a water park where you can relax thanks to the minerals in water between 35 and 41 degrees.
Head under the hotel, where the oak barrels once holding beer have been replaced by vast wooden basins, a world of thermal baths to enjoy in many forms. Invigorating jets, whirlpool seats, massage lanes, steam baths, Kneipp area, and even a meditation pool with underwater music. On the roof, a monumental open-air pool offers a breathtaking view of Zurich with the snowy Alps as a backdrop.
The former brewing hall houses bright, spacious, and designer rooms with open bathrooms. The cooling tank has been converted into a very beautiful two-level suite, the Hürlimann suite.
The site's history is also told through chandeliers made from beer bottles and in the 33,000 books of the very welcoming Wine Library (24/7 service) or the machine hall (370 m2 listed) that awaits openings and exhibitions.
✯ Open all year round ✯
In Zurich, everyone knows the Hürlimann brewery, unmistakable from afar with its brick chimney.
And for good reason, Hürlimann became the first Swiss brewer in 1880!
Beer brewing ended in 1996, but the story of this iconic industrial site has been told by the Zurich-based architectural studio Althammer Hochuli.
The Hürlimann brewery drilled water from the Aqui spring for beer production. Today, this thermal water feeds a water park where you can relax thanks to the minerals in water between 35 and 41 degrees.
Head under the hotel, where the oak barrels once holding beer have been replaced by vast wooden basins, a world of thermal baths to enjoy in many forms. Invigorating jets, whirlpool seats, massage lanes, steam baths, Kneipp area, and even a meditation pool with underwater music. On the roof, a monumental open-air pool offers a breathtaking view of Zurich with the snowy Alps as a backdrop.
The former brewing hall houses bright, spacious, and designer rooms with open bathrooms. The cooling tank has been converted into a very beautiful two-level suite, the Hürlimann suite.
The site's history is also told through chandeliers made from beer bottles and in the 33,000 books of the very welcoming Wine Library (24/7 service) or the machine hall (370 m2 listed) that awaits openings and exhibitions.
✯ Open all year round ✯
B2 Hotel
Brandschenkestrasse 152
8002 Zurich, Suisse
Tel : +41 44 567 67 67
From 420 CHFBrandschenkestrasse 152
8002 Zurich, Suisse
Tel : +41 44 567 67 67
Pricing details
Rates 2026, the B2 Boutique room (superior room) for two people, breakfast included...:: Room Rates :: ..
Base two people, breakfast included
✫ B2 Boutique (superior room 24-28m2), 420 CHF
✫ Hürlimann Executive (Deluxe room 25-38m2), 470 CHF
✫ Junior Suite, 550 CHF
✫ Hürlimann Executive family room (37m2, double bed and sofa bed for 1 to 2 children), 550 CHF
✫ Duplex Suite (52m2), 600 CHF
4* hotel with 51 rooms and 9 suites.
Special conditions for spa access (30 CHF instead of 60 CHF/pers), wi-fi connection, courtesy tray, Nespresso coffee machine, Zurich map, and Hürlimann beer in each room!
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
Comments
A 15-minute walk from the lake and the city center. Accessible by bus (line 66, Hürlimannplatz stop) or tram (line 13, Enge/Bederstrasse stop) from the main train station.
Zurich-Enge train station is less than a 10-minute walk away and provides direct access to the airport.
