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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.

Couldn’t have been better. A very modern, spacious, calming and relaxed place to spend a night, or hopefully more. The facilities are top notch and it seems they’ve thought of everything with nice touches to detail. The views all around the hostel are stunning too and the cycling/walking paths are abundant. Check in and check out times are quite limited, but thanks to the large free lockers in the basement, it meant I could leave my stuff there and go off exploring, so I was really happy overall. The single room I booked was large and comfortable too. So it felt as though I was in a hotel. A bit of a bargain really and I’ve no complaints whatsoever.

My wife and I stayed for 3 nights in Vaduz, Liechtenstein at one of the most charming hotels, the Park Hotel Sonnenhof. Fabulous place to stay. Very friendly staff, wonderful accommodation, and extraordinary cuisine from award winning chef Hubertus Real. The views from the property were awe inspiring to say the least. Definitely would not hesitate to stay there again if the opportunity were to arise.

The Vaduzerhof was really a nice experience. The location is excellent, right in the town center at the start of the main pedestrian street – plenty of restaurants/cafes to choose from. The self-check in system really worked well and was very convenient. We loved the exterior look of the building and the rooms were ultra-modern if not a bit basic. Everything was very well organized, clean and very comfortable. We even had a small balcony overlooking one of the main pedestrian streets. The Wifi worked great and the TV had a decent range of English language programming, however very surprised that it wasn’t a smart TV. A small fridge would’ve been really nice as well. We were really pleased that there was free and convenient parking next to the hotel. We were also equally pleased with the free breakfast with a reasonable variety of hot and cold dishes to choose from. We would definitely stay here again and recommend it to all travelers looking for a good, no-frills, hotel for their stay in Vaduz.

The Residence Hotel, from my arrival to my departure, provided a wonderfully homey experience. They knew my name and welcomed me openly making me feel comfortable while taking in the amazing views of the Alps surrounding Vaduz. The location is perfect as it is centrally located in the heart of the village, making it easy to walk around and take in the views. The castle is also within walking distance which is a don't miss on your trip. The bed was cozy and the room clean and large enough not to feel cramped. Finally, breakfast was simply excellent. Simple and delicious. I would highly recommend the Residence Hotel for your stay in Vaduz and if you do, I can promise you, you won't be disappointed.

Stayed here for a night on our way to Salzburg. Price was better than in the city center and only a 8-10 walk to. Only frustration we encountered was the automated check-in. There was no one on site to help, only a phone number/email. Had a problem occurred I wouldn't have been able to contact anyone (did not have a Euro sim card). A couple folks in front seemed to have issues and there was only one check-in computer. Other than that the room was great and the breakfast was good. Shower was small and bathroom could use upgrades, but it was a reasonable price for our one night stay. In the end it exceeded our expectations. There's also a nice pub on the corner at the end of the street (Gusthas?). Easy to connect with transit.

Huge room, helpful and highly efficient staff throughout, delightful staff to chat to and make you feel so very welcome (reception manager, bar/restaurant manager and breakfast lady), spotless bedrooms and comfortable beds with excellent en-suites. Just over the border from Switzerland which gave us the opportunity to visit Liechtenstein and it's capital in particular, Vaduz. Breakfast was excellent, as was dinner on the night of our arrival. We popped to Switzerland on night 2 for dinner, so very easy just over the bridge. I would go here again, definitely!

Nice little family-run boutique hotel. Rooms were clean, comfortable and a reasonable size. The location is about a twenty minute walk to downtown Vaduz, but an easy bus ride to there or Sargans station, Buchs is a bit more challenging. The hotel provided us with free bus passes for our stay. Nothing really special about this hotel. No views or anything else outside of a bed and breakfast. The breakfast, however, was excellent. I could hear the people in the room next door talking which is always annoying. Otherwise a good stay.

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.