This hotel is very decent, and although would seem pricey, is not compared to other local prices. It's in a central location (admittedly not difficult in a town the size of Cromer) and they let you park at the nearby Citypark for €4. As previous reviewers have said, the restaurant is also good, and better than anywhere I ate in Germany for similar prices.

I was pleasantly surprised by Vaduz - not anything like as "touristy" as expected (compared to Andorra or San Marino, for example), Leichtenstein is a proper little country with a varied economy, only a small proportion is tourism. Prices were not noticeably expensive, nor cheap.

I especially liked the visit to the nearby small vineyard, Hofkelleri, owned by the royal family, where they grow Pinot Noir to make reds and rosés of decent quality.

Tip - remember you pass through Swiss border controls who have different rules about transporting alcohol than the EEC.

Stayed three nights in early Sep 07, using Vaduz as a base for walking in the Alps. Hotel was excellent - central location, efficient staff, quick check in, comfortable rooms. Restaurant was outstanding; a cut above the hotel! The proprietors, a lady and a gentleman, both with some years, were visible very often and enquiring about the satisfaction of our party. A very nice touch.
One quibble - my room on the 3rd floor overlooked the pedestrian walkway in front of the hotel (the main walkway in town). It was pretty noisy early in the morning if I left my terrace door open.

Very nice hotel, in the very center of Vaduz. Quiet, tastefully furinshed,has everything you may think of. Five star restaurant with a good view of the city.

The hotel itself is small, family-owned, and fairly basic. The rooms aren't large but they do have a great view of the pedestrian area of Vaduz. What makes the hotel above average is the excellent restaurant on the ground floor. This is easily to best restaurant in town -- small, comfortable, with excellent food. The hotel owner also offers some of his own wines with your dinner. I would stay here again.