Top 10 Buchserhof Hotels

Nestled in the breath-taking landscapes of the Swiss Alps, Grand Resort Bad Ragaz is a haven of opulence and tranquillity. From the moment you step into the grandeur of its lobby, you are greeted by an atmosphere of timeless luxury. The meticulously designed interiors, adorned with elegant furnishings and tasteful decor, create an ambiance that seamlessly blends classic sophistication with modern comfort. The resort's commitment to impeccable service is evident in every interaction, with a staff that exudes professionalism and warmth. The rooms and suites, each a sanctuary of refined comfort, offer panoramic views of the surrounding Alpine scenery. Whether you choose to unwind in the thermal baths, indulge in world-class spa treatments, or savour exquisite cuisine at one of the resort's gourmet restaurants, every aspect of your stay is curated to exceed the highest expectations. Grand Resort Bad Ragaz is not merely an escape; it is an indulgence in the epitome of Swiss luxury. With its meticulous attention to detail, world-class amenities, and a setting that embraces the natural beauty of Switzerland, this resort elevates the concept of a getaway to a realm of unparalleled richness and sophistication.

After traveling in Europe for a month, we have Liechtenstein line up as our last stop. Booked Park Hotel Sonnenhof Junior suite and end up felt cheated by this so called 5 star hotel at ***********. Firstly, this is a 4 star hotel. Unfortunately, no hotel was 5 star at Liechtenstein. Room layout is not a separate room more of a longer room that extended to have a sofa area. Balcony is quiet and faces the very strong sun from 1-7pm. They only have a cooling system not air con. So room can still be stuffy since weather is now 32 degrees (feels like 35) day time. TV has no English channels. Getting food is tough here. You can't have any food from 115pm-7pm as kitchen is close at 115 and opens at 7. They claim they serve drinks all day but you can only either sit outdoors where weather is sweltering hot or indoor facing the wall or some very uncomfortable settings. The only nice indoor area with the view is close except for their breakfast and dinner. Heading out, only very limited resto are open all day. Only 1 Newcastle open all day selling bar food. Once you head out, be prepared to trek up as is an uphill to Park Hotel. There's a Residence Hotel at centre where they've a Bistro selling nice food and great service but again close Mon and Tue. There's no gym here. Swimming pool is indoor and about 18m length. Only 1 small sauna and you have to call to get them to switch on. We managed to get 2 good hikes paying taxi CHF 70 each way to the start point at Malbun. Overall our 4 days 3 nights here cost ~ CHF 2K. Our flight is late hence requested for a late checkout at 4pm, not possible. Strictly 12pm checkout despite we spoke to few local people this is a slow week. One evening, while we were having our last drink at their bar, an old lady who behaves like the queen of England came out to each table and smile and held her hand to me. She can't speak English nor is she interested to know if we're ok. More like a privilege of us to stay at her place. Overall this place behaves like Four Seasons hotel but they really are not there. Probably because there's no competition and their culture is service with minimal smile. The only nice staff are the cleaning ladies or ladies in Pink top - all very nice, cheerful and friendly.

I stayed here for one night -- a last minute choice when my flight was cancelled and I decided to visit Vaduz. The hotel was in a perfect location -- right in the center of the city. The room was very comfortable and well appointed. The included breakfast was robust and very tasty.

Stayed at Hotel Hirschen for a long weekend and we were so positively surprised! With a short drive from Zurich, we arrived in Wildhaus and we could not imagine there was so much snow in this region. We were very lucky that the hotel cleaned our car during these days if not we would have been snowed in! The rooms were clean and modern with tablets to order services such as complimentary special pillows or massages. The spa was new and very spacious and we enjoyed the big whirlpool a lot. After skiing, walking, and sledding in the mountains it was very nice to relax. The most positive experience was actually the friendliness of the staff and the restaurants. Hirschen has 3 restaurants, a gourmet, Thai, and chalet. We have had dinner at the fireplace in the Hirschen Stube Gourmet restaurant for typical mountain dishes that were really nice and abundant. But the best experience we had at the chalet Max for fondue. The atmosphere in this newly built chalet, with a nice fireplace and amazing food, is something we have not seen often in our many hotel visits. The hotel gave us vouchers as well for various discounts such as renting of equipment. Altogether we highly recommend this hotel.

it was my daughters birthday and we could not have had a better experience! I contacted them ahead of time and asked if they could decorate and if we could get a cake (which I saw you could get on there website). when we checked in everybody was very friendly and when we got to the room (a corner suit) it was gorgeous the room itself was great and the birthday decorations were lovely. we decided to have dinner there and we had the daily menu (5 courses) the food was great. they decorated the table and after dinner (we were already full) they brought the cake, which we thought they forgot, out it was beautiful! we had it for breakfast too. everybody was so nice the whole stay was great.

I stayed here for one night after completing the Liechtenstein trail and it was my treat for completing the hike. The owners were very helpful and kindly let me check in at 0900 and talked to me about my experiences in the country. The restaurant next door was also very nice (albeit a wee bit pricey for a solo traveller). The breakfast the next morning was more than adequate. Comfortable beds and a great power shower to wash the aches away.