Globe Club

**Trombone** · 01-14-20 12:38

Originally Posted by Sirioja [View Original Post]

Is Maestro Swiss card? Because Mastercard or Visa are charged 10% when no charge when I take money in German sparkasse.

Originally Posted by Rion69 [View Original Post]

To be precise: there is no ATM. However, you can withdraw money at no extra "club" cost (bank charges apply as with an ATM) with your Maestro card at the reception.

Thank you for your replies.

**Sirioja** · 01-13-20 18:54

2 jacuzzis, sauna, apartment bicycle, to recover. Unfortunately no more swimming pool and no good place to sleep.

**Sebastiane** · 01-13-20 18:41

When you planning to come to Globe Mr Ho? Would be fun to meet up.

I often pay with my Swiss Maestro (EC Karte) and its free whereas the Visa or MC they add 10%. I find the food on the tages menu usually mediocre but edible and far inferior to most of the big Hesse clubs (but I'm a fussy eater! But the chefs are nice and will cook you up something to your desire.

The main course are the girls.

**Mr Ho** · 01-13-20 10:59

Originally Posted by Ecivelum [View Original Post]

It's usually good, although some it can vary between the different chefs. There's always soup and deserts as well. Unless you're a really fussy eater it should be fine. Better than Artemis in Berlin, although maybe not quite so much choice.

OK cool, it is good to know as globe is very hard club to kill time between session, so quite good food can be nice way to kill time between session. Soup is big plus if it is reasonably good.

**Sirioja** · 01-13-20 09:10

Originally Posted by Rion69 [View Original Post]

To be precise: there is no ATM. However, you can withdraw money at no extra "club" cost (bank charges apply as with an ATM) with your Maestro card at the reception.

Is Maestro Swiss card? Because Mastercard or Visa are charged 10% when no charge when I take money in German sparkasse.

**Rion69** · 01-13-20 07:20

Originally Posted by Sirioja [View Original Post]

No ATM machine in Globe nor Amesia. 10% charge for credit card at Globe. Only 5 CHF charge at Amesia, less expensive. Can pay in or USD. 130/30. I think 1/1 for USD.

Foods are not so bad, pastas for me, out of Sunday brunch.

To be precise: there is no ATM. However, you can withdraw money at no extra "club" cost (bank charges apply as with an ATM) with your Maestro card at the reception.

**Sirioja** · 01-13-20 05:27

Originally Posted by Ecivelum [View Original Post]

Yes, and / or you can pay with credit card if you like, but better to avoid both. They add 5%, maybe 10% to the cost. Money is quite safe in your locker.

No ATM machine in Globe nor Amesia. 10% charge for credit card at Globe. Only 5 CHF charge at Amesia, less expensive. Can pay in € or USD. 130€/30. I think 1/1 for USD.

Foods are not so bad, pastas for me, out of Sunday brunch.

**Ecivelum** · 01-12-20 15:23

Originally Posted by Trombone [View Original Post]

Is there a bankomat / ATM (or whatever it is called in Switzerland) inside the club?

Yes, and / or you can pay with credit card if you like, but better to avoid both. They add 5%, maybe 10% to the cost. Money is quite safe in your locker.

**Trombone** · 01-12-20 04:50

Is there a bankomat / ATM (or whatever it is called in Switzerland) inside the club?

**Ecivelum** · 01-10-20 19:49

Originally Posted by MrHo [View Original Post]

Thanks curious, is Daily menu food good enough? I remember globes Sunday brunch being very solid, even better than most hotels. It is good they made food free though.

It's usually good, although some it can vary between the different chefs. There's always soup and deserts as well. Unless you're a really fussy eater it should be fine. Better than Artemis in Berlin, although maybe not quite so much choice.

**Mr Ho** · 01-10-20 09:45

Originally Posted by CuriousExplore [View Original Post]

Food from the daily menu is free. There is salad, bread, soup, drinks, and desserts on the side.

One can also order from the a la carte menu, which has prices listed for each of the items.

It is good daily menu do exist because I just checked their a la carte menu on globe website, it does not sound good, but pricey.

**Mr Ho** · 01-10-20 06:03

Originally Posted by CuriousExplore [View Original Post]

Food from the daily menu is free. There is salad, bread, soup, drinks, and desserts on the side.

One can also order from the a la carte menu, which has prices listed for each of the items.

Thanks curious, is Daily menu food good enough? I remember globes Sunday brunch being very solid, even better than most hotels. It is good they made food free though.

**CuriousExplore** · 01-10-20 00:23

Originally Posted by MrHo [View Original Post]

Food now became free at globe during weekdays too right?

Food from the daily menu is free. There is salad, bread, soup, drinks, and desserts on the side.

One can also order from the a la carte menu, which has prices listed for each of the items.

**Sirioja** · 01-09-20 18:01

Originally Posted by PaulInZurich [View Original Post]

Sunday is a bit different, I think all girls show up earlier since the club closes by midnight. I would guess all girls must be in at 2 pm on Sunday, but I don't know.

On Sunday, many girls take time to enjoy brunch and to recover from finishing at 3 am, meaning sleeping at 5/6 am, so quite slow before 3 pm and less girls, but usually A team.

**Mr Ho** · 01-09-20 09:24

Originally Posted by PaulInZurich [View Original Post]

Sunday is a bit different, I think all girls show up earlier since the club closes by midnight. I would guess all girls must be in at 2 pm on Sunday, but I don't know.

Only time I went was on Sunday, and line up was bit limited. Brunch was so nice though. And service was top notch, and I was there till like 4 pm or something, but line up was like maybe 10 girls max.

Food now became free at globe during weekdays too right?

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