Recently Reviewed Hotels around Vaduz

• Residence Hotel
  "Very good hotel in Liechtenstein"
  "Excellent hotel in Liechtenstein -- spacious rooms, clean, and great restaurant attached. It was located very well, with easily accessible parking next door. Only caveat is that the entrance is on basically a pedestrian street, so if you have lots of luggage to move or need mobility assistance,..." it can be tricky. Staff was very accommodative, and helpful regarding places to visit around town. The hotel is not "all-inclusive" like a large Sheraton -- the bar is small, the restaurant is not formally attached to it (for example, the bill for the restaurant cannot be placed on the hotel bill), and I never really bothered to find out whether there was a gym. But the rooms are clean and spacious, staff courteous, and hotel centrally located. " More >
• Landhaus am Giessen
  "Felt Very much at Home"
  "Wonderful location. Not far from city center. You just walk along a lovely little stream for about 10 minutes. Had a nice little balcony to sit on and look at the Alps. Very clean and Breakfast was great. A lovely indoor poor that was so relaxing. Staff was very helpful and friendly."
• Residence Hotel
  "Comfortable hotel in a country punching above its weight."
  "Without going on too much about Liechtenstein itself, it is a small country that seems so much larger when you're there... except when you're in Vaduz! The "Capital" is fairly small and relatively centred. That said, the Residence is in the middle of it all on 'the main street' close to restaurants,..." souvenir shops and the museums [it would be hard not to be] and we found the whole area fairly quiet and peaceful. We had one of the junior suites on the top floor which was very spacious and modern with a patio/balcony area outside and great views of the surrounding mountains. The bathroom was extremely well-equipped with separate Jacuzzi-style bath and walk-in shower with the toilet in a different room all-together. My only real issue was with the bathroom layout that had glass walls, with some opaque sections, creating somewhat of a feeling of being in a gold-fish bowl. The staff were very friendly though and we enjoyed our brief time in the Principality! " More >