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"The hotel is quite nice and in an excellent location. We booked a suite with a terrace and supposed lake view. While the room was plenty large and well appointed. The terrace was a 2x2 terrace on the side with a barely visible view of the lake through several trees. We also experienced no hot water for a full day out of a 4 day stay. While we understand that equipment breakdowns happen; management felt an AI written apology was sufficient. My experience in similar circumstances has been that customers deserve a bit more in terms of credits or discounts to maintain satisfaction in these type of situations. "

"Excellent room was offered an upgrade, staff was courteous and very accommodating!"

"Centrally located. Nice and professional staff. Good price. Exceedingly clean. Close to the Metro stop. Kinda perfect. We ate great Lebanese, Vietnamese, and traditional Swiss food all within five minutes of this hotel. Very cool area of town. Make sure to check your messages and notifications in the hotels.com app a few days before check in for your free Lausanne travel pass. We didn’t realize we had the pass in our phone when we arrived in Lausanne, and took an Uber from the port to the hotel. No big deal, but we could have just jumped the Metro for free if we had realized we had already received the pass."

"Great breakfast and fantastic location."

"Quiet place, very nice view, clean rooms."

"Very good overall"

"The staff were wonderful and the hotel is very nice. Sadly the breakfast was not as it should be and leaves a lot to be desired. A wonderful lady was on her own and even with her excellent performance it was too much for one person!"

"The Tulip Inn was great for our stay in Lausanne. it's away from the hustle and bustle of the downtown or touristy waterfront. It was just a short walk to downtown, or to our families apartment near Prilly. My only complaint about the Tulip Inn is the lack of an in room coffee and tea service. The website suggested coffee and tea were available in public areas. That meant it was available for a significant charge in the breakfast room."