Cast iron bells, vase-like columns, and carpeting inspired by the Swiss banknote are among the offbeat touches greeting visitors in the lobby.

Wood floors and the infusion of natural light define the spa’s relaxation room, which features glass-enclosed lounge areas and an outdoor terrace.

Inspired by Scherenschnitte, a Swiss paper-cutting technique, a Deluxe room headboard makes reference to the hotel’s floral and bell motifs. Each themed suite is also equipped with a movable chocolate-patterned wall as a nod to the location.

The Ghostwriter suite aims to provide relief from writers’ block with traditional tools like a classic typewriter and an oversized light fixture in the shape of a reading lamp. 

English-style armchairs grace the Smoker’s Lounge, which also features décor honoring countries like Cuba and the Dominican Republic whose cigars are offered at the hotel. 

Much of the custom décor and furniture references the Kameha Grand Zürich’s tulip-and-branch logo, including the Princess suite’s vivid rug design.

The Workout suite welcomes fitness enthusiasts with track-inspired carpeting and wall art made from medals. Bank vault handles on desk drawers continue the Swiss motif.