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How do I get to the Hotel & Conference Center Sempachersee in Nottwil?
By car
Nottwil is located near the A2 motorway (Basel–Lucerne) – Sursee/Geuensee exit. From the Sursee exit, follow the signs to the Nottwil Paraplegic Centre. Parking garage C/D offers 300 spaces, including charging stations for electric cars.
By train
From Nottwil train station – a ten-minute walk away – trains run every half hour to and from Lucerne and (via Sursee) to and from Basel, Bern, Geneva and Zurich.
With Bus
Public buses depart from the Swiss Paraplegic Centre (SPZ) stop or the Eymatt SPZ stop in Nottwil. See the directions map under J/K. Lines 62 (Sursee train station – Ruswil) and 65 (Sursee train station – Nottwil/Oberdorf) are served. Arrival and departure times are available at the bus stop, at reception, or at www.sbb.ch.
Stops on the regional bus network:
NBF 62 and 65, Nottwil Eymatt SPZ stop and Nottwil SPZ
Arriving by car
The Hotel & Conference Center Sempachersee is conveniently located near the A2 motorway (Basel–Lucerne), Sursee/Geuensee exit. From there, follow the signs. Sursee exit the Signs to the Swiss Paraplegic Centre Nottwil.
Im Parking Garage C/D There are 300 parking spaces available, including 31 wheelchair parking spaces and charging stations for electric vehicles.
The costs amount to a maximum of 12 francs per day.
Arrival by train
The Nottwil train station is only about ten minutes walk Located near the Hotel & Conference Center Sempachersee. Direct train connections to Lucerne and (via Sursee) to Basel, Bern, Geneva and Zurich run every half hour.
Arriving by bus
The Hotel & Conference Center Sempachersee is easily accessible by bus. Nottwil SPZ bus stops and Nottwil Eymatt SPZ These routes are served by lines 62 (Sursee Bahnhof – Ruswil) and 65 (Sursee Bahnhof – Nottwil/Oberdorf). Current departure times can be found directly at the bus stops, at our reception, or online at: www.sbb.ch.
Accessibility information for Hotel Sempachersee
For people with limited mobility, accessibility information is just as important as opening hours. With the OK:GO initiative, tourism providers collect and publish their accessibility information objectively and without bias. This allows people with disabilities, seniors, and families with young children to decide for themselves which services are accessible to them. Learn more about the OK:GO initiative: www.stv-fst.ch/okgo-initiative
