Gasthof Gyrenbad

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Turbenthal

Zurich Region

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Gasthof Gyrenbad
Girenbadstrasse 133
8488 Turbenthal
Phone +41 (0)52 385 15 66
gyrenbad.ch

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The history of this inn goes as far back as 1364, although the current building structure dates from the 17th century. Between 1990 and 1992 the building was completely renovated in cooperation with the Department for the Preservation of Historic Buildings and Monuments. The 3rd generation of this family-owned guesthouse manages it with much dedication and cultural sensitivity. The halls can accommodate between 20 and 100 guests.

Overview

With a history spanning more than 400 years, Gasthof Gyrenbad is still one of the most original and stylish country inns in Switzerland. In the middle of the idyll of the Tösstal, the Gasthof Gyrenbad welcomes its guests with modern, seasonal cuisine and regional enjoyment in a historic ambience. On nice days, the terrace invites you to cool off with a unique view of the Tössbergland, the Glarus Alps and the beautiful garden. The time out in the Gyrenbad is rounded off with an overnight stay in one of the quiet and comfortable hotel rooms.

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Swiss Historic Hotels and Lodgings

With seven bedrooms, this secluded guesthouse is located 20 minutes from Winterthur and is one of the most original of its kind for miles around. With its history beginning in 1364 and the building structure dating back to the 17th century, comprehensive renovations were undertaken in 1992 before it won the award of Historic Hotel of the year in 1997. A wellness resort in its earlier days, the large wellness park from those times is still an enchanting place.

Certified by ICOMOS

Historic hotel of the year 1997 This complex of buildings had been growing in increments over the previous three centuries when renovations respecting the historic structure were undertaken from 1990 to 1992. These comprehensive renovations also included the terrace garden and surrounding area on the south side of the building. In the 1622 core structure, a half-timbered building with a shingle roof, there is a paneled restaurant dating back to the 19th century. In the place of the former baroque bath hut, the west wing was erected in 1826 as a bathhouse where water and whey cures were offered until 1968. The east wing of the building was constructed before 1850. It comprises a dining room with a stucco ceiling and Art Nouveau chandeliers, as well as an elegant ladies' room and guest rooms. The former wellness centre is now a top quality hotel with an authentic historic building structure in an original environment. The business culture of this establishment is based on this historic legacy.