Guesthouse fürDich
Zurich
At a glance
Guesthouse fürDich brings together a guesthouse, café and city stopover at Stauffacherstrasse 141 in Zurich. The venue presents itself as a welcoming base for cosmopolitan travellers, working nomads and independent-minded locals who do not necessarily identify with one particular scene. Its character is open and informal, with hospitality centred on a sense of belonging across different backgrounds.
The Kafi forms the public side of fürDich. It serves food and drinks in a relaxed café setting, with the atmosphere described through the ideas of a small salon, a personal pied-à-terre and an urban oasis. That combination gives the venue a social, everyday quality rather than the feel of a formal restaurant. It is suited to a coffee stop, a casual meal or time spent around a drink, while the food and drinks offer is linked to the venue’s broader focus on sustainability and culture.
The guesthouse provides a range of room formats, including single and family accommodation. Further options include rooms associated with balconies, loggias and en-suite facilities. The range allows the accommodation to serve both solo stays and family visits, while retaining the same approachable identity as the café below or alongside it.
fürDich is also positioned as a meeting point for people passing through the city and those who work or spend time there. Working nomads can find a setting aligned with flexible urban routines, while local visitors can use the Kafi as a low-key place for food, drinks and social contact. The venue’s cultural and sustainability themes add context to the hospitality without changing its simple central offer: a café and guesthouse with a welcoming, cosmopolitan outlook.
The address places the guesthouse on Stauffacherstrasse, with the Kafi and accommodation operating under the same fürDich identity. Reservations are available for both the guesthouse and the café, and separate contact details are provided for each. The guesthouse office operates during daytime business hours, while the Kafi has service across the week, with longer hours on weekdays than on Sundays.
