Hotels in Liechtenstein

Nestled in the stunningly beautiful Rhine River Valley, right between Switzerland and Austria, is the tiny country of Liechtenstein, the last remnant of the Holy Roman Empire which once encompassed most of Europe. Liechtenstein hotels vary widely with the terrain, with the western half of the country consisting of rolling flatlands leading up to grand Alpine mountains in the west that make travel to Austria impossible. If you’re looking for a hotel in Liechtenstein, but you’ve never been there, our Eurobookings website can give you all the information you need so you can make your Liechtenstein reservations with confidence. Being such a small country (about 10 kilometers at its widest), you can be sure your hotel will be near Liechtenstein landmarks. Eurobookings provides hotel photos and videos and interactive area maps so you can check out each hotel before you arrive, and you can even list hotels in the order of their popularity or star rating.

Hotels in Liechtenstein’s capital city of Vaduz are very close together, as the city only has just over 5,000 people. Which means you can walk from your hotel to the artwork of the KunstMuseum, and there are also hotels near the Prince's Wine Collection, which is close to a vineyard on the Northern edge of Vaduz. A hotel room in Schaan, Liechtenstein, the country’s largest city, lets you experience an exciting nightlife, with many pubs, bars and nightclubs. Don’t miss the Central Garage’s “Jägermeister-machine.” Triesenberg, Liechtenstein, a small alpine town high in the mountains, offers rustic hotels and great hiking and mountain biking in the summer. Winter means skiing and snowboarding, and many Liechtenstein hotel rooms are close to the small resort, whose lift tickets are very cheap compared to its larger Austrian and Swiss neighbors. You can also find hotel rooms in the town of Triesen.

The closest major airport to Liechtenstein is located in Zurich, Switzerland, and hotels near Kloten Airport in Zurich are available as well. But the country is also well served by rail, bus and road connections to both of its neighbors. Liechtenstein uses the Swiss Franc, but you can also use the Euro, though you may not enjoy the steep exchange rate. Eurobookings will tell you which hotels have their own currency exchange. So whether you’re looking for a modern city hotel or a tranquil country residence, we’ll help you find the right hotel, so you can sit back, relax and enjoy.
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