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I stayed here for one night after completing the Liechtenstein trail and it was my treat for completing the hike. The owners were very helpful and kindly let me check in at 0900 and talked to me about my experiences in the country. The restaurant next door was also very nice (albeit a wee bit pricey for a solo traveller). The breakfast the next morning was more than adequate. Comfortable beds and a great power shower to wash the aches away.

We planned a last minute trip to Switzerland and decided to first stop in Licechtenstein and we are very glad that we did. And equally glad that we had a room at Hotel Schatzmann. Room was very nice and clean, reasonably priced, and the staff (especially the lady that checked us in - I wish I would have gotten her name) could not have been friendlier or more accommodating. Also a great breakfast.

Hotel Oberland is a beautifully located hotel up the mountain from Vaduz. There are two roads up to Triesenberg, both are either windy or narrow. Both are beautiful. The hotel has self service check in, which I have never seen before. It worked beautifully. There's a sauna downstairs and a full breakfast available.

Nestled in the Rhine River valley of Liechtenstein, this Vaduz accommodation is spectacular. Our hotel room contained many USB ports that don’t require converters, which is extremely beneficial to foreign travelers and pretty rare in European rooms. The morning breakfast is small but delicious, including an incredible lemon pound cake! And the hotel restaurant might be the best in the entire country! The hotel is difficult to find when driving, with both GPS systems and Google Maps being sufficiently stymied. My best advice is to enter the town’s parking garage, follow the signs that read “Hotel Residence P”, and you’ll finally enter a dark portion of the garage where the lights come on automatically and guests are allowed to park. But you cannot use the hotel elevator in front of you because you haven’t checked in and don’t have a key card yet. So walk around the corner to a different elevator and go up one floor, and you’ll find reception. The employees are very nice!

The hotel door is unlocked and you can directly enter the lobby on the first floor, which has sofas, a terrace and fruits. However, there is no response when pressing the screen of the self-service check-in machine. You can only make a local phone call and communicate in English. You say the message, the staff fills it out, and you look at the screen to see if the input is correct. The staff's English is pretty good. The information is name, nationality, date of birth, passport number, permanent address, zip code, etc., but each guest needs this information. After filling everything out, swipe your card to pay, and the room card and receipt will come out automatically. The whole process takes about 10 minutes. The superior room I asked for was large in size and had a small balcony. The room was also warm. Breakfast is simple, including milk, yogurt, bread, cereal, cheese, fruit, coffee, tea... these are quite complete. When you check out, just put your room card in the room card collection box at the front desk. The only staff I saw during the whole process were the cleaners and the girl at breakfast. They didn't care about check-in and didn't speak English. The next morning, I encountered a room where the fire alarm device was triggered. The alarm sounded in the room and required evacuation. It was just a false alarm and there was no real fire. Let me focus on the sauna, which is on the underground floor. From booking to checking in, there was no information about the sauna. The road signs said wellness. I guess everyone thought it was a gym or something, as there was no one there during the hours I went there. However, according to European custom, men and women, regardless of gender, should be steamed naked together. The facilities here are complete and the equipment is very new. There are bathrobes, towels, changing rooms, showers, a sauna, four lounge chairs, tea... By the way, there is a large locker outside the sauna where you can store your luggage for a fee.

The hotel is located in one of the most remote towns in Liechtenstein, right on the mountainside of Chongshan. You can see the snow on the top of the mountain from the room, and the clouds and mist are wrapped around the peaks. It is very romantic! The breakfast is good, and the venison for dinner is a bit painful for me to eat! The next morning, I took the cable car to the top of the mountain. The scenery is endless! If you have the chance, you should stay a few more days!

Good breakfast, Western breakfast, very rich. There is a parking lot, you can take your children to play, very beautiful place. It is beautiful everywhere. With children to play, the room children can free extra bed, the ordinary room will not be too big, you can also have an extra bed, the balcony is very large. We have a lot of rooms, I booked a suite with mountain views, the room is large, and the bed is bigger, because when I booked, I said two big ones, three people, and two beds, so two big and two small ones can It is. The washroom is also large, there is a place with a shower in the bathtub, two washbasins, and a separate toilet. Ordinary rooms are baths with showers and small bathrooms. The whole town is also beautiful. very quiet.

Stayed at the hostel for two nights in June. It is set in the countryside of Schaan and was perfect for walking throughout Liechtenstein for a few days. The room was comfortable and clean, with all amenities needed for the time we stayed. Breakfast was made up of a good spread of items. Members of staff were very helpful when we checked in and out, as well as when we had any questions. The hostel, although a little way out of Vaduz, has excellent transport links to other parts of Liechtenstein, Austria, and Switzerland making it great for a few days.

On a recent stop over from Geneva to Austria, our family, including two adults, a child, and a dog, experienced the peaceful ambiance of Kloster by B_Smart in Liechtenstein, booked via ***********. The check-in process, notable for its innovative, automated approach, was done via a machine in the lobby, providing quick and easy access to our accommodations within two minutes. This technological incorporation undeniably enhances our experience by prioritizing ease and efficiency. Strategically positioned atop a gentle hill, the hotel combines a serene residential setting with natural beauty, offering a quiet retreat whilst maintaining proximity to local adventures. With dinner service unavailable on the evening of our stay, we took on the offerings at the nearby Vaduz Street Food Festival, turning a potential inconvenience into an enjoyable local exploration. Morning at the Kloster was an exemplary breakfast service, characterized by high-quality, tasty options and exceptional coffee. It was also the first time we met any of the hotel staff, and she had very high level of friendliness and dedication to guests. There was abundant parking space and super fast wifi. One tip, the quality of the croissants available at breakfast—much better then in France—deserves an honorable mention. One minor point that the rooms are not sound proof to the guests above, where you could hear people walk and talk.