Pet-friendly Hotels in Liechtenstein from SAR 379

"Nice place to stay."

"The hotel is great, near to train station, about 5 minutes walking to take the bernina express train, we stay there with my family and everything was great."

"Lovel room and awesome location. All new rooms, furnishings and well lit. It would have been nice to have a fridge 😊"

"We only stayed overnight but had a great experience with a very large room. The towels were also bath sheets which again was great. The room was clean but could have done with an extra chair. The breakfast had a wide variety and there was plenty."

"Clean and simple hotel within walking distance from train station. Loved that it’s right in the edge of old town. Breakfast was very nice and the service was very good."

"Clean place "

"The view from our room’s balcony was SPECTACULAR!! Nice room. Clean and quiet. Just ensure you plan on how to get to the hotel. We walked from the train station. It was only a 20-min walk but was up a fairly steep hill. The view was worth the walk!"

"Liechtenstein was a bucket list destination. Hotel Oberlin mixes old world charm with modern convenience. You will love the views!"

"Beautifully modern apartment (suite style dorm really) converted older building in the old section of St. Gallen. VERY STEEP hill to climb to reach building, and note that cars are not allowed in this area, so you need to lug your luggage up and down. I would have appreciated directions to the parking garage instead of the address of the building because my GPS tried to tell me I could drive my car up this hill (There's no way, and then you need to enter a restricted zone to turn around, so I am awaiting a ticket by mail) Outside of that, this is a fully self service building, no reception, no check in, etc. You are given a code to open a lockbox that has your key. Rooms were beautiful and clean and spacious, with a shared living area, kitchen and bathroom for the 4 separate bedrooms on the floor. It worked well for us, we were traveling with another couple and no one else was occupying the other two rooms."