Top Holiday Park Resorts in Appenzell Ausserrhoden in 2026

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Top Appenzell Ausserrhoden Hotel Reviews

Hey Lou Hotel Friedrichshafen

8/10 Good

"Our room was in very good condition, almost as if it had just been refurbished. Air con worked really well, bed very comfortable. Underground car park was huge, very well-lit and easy to access. The bar was a bit odd. Closing time was 10.30 pm, which is OK, but we were told that at 10.30 we would have to vacate the bar area! Didn't have breakfast there as 19 Euro charge per person for continental breakfast is excessive. All of us in our party walked out to a local Café and had an equivalent breakfast for considerably less money. However, if I was in the area again, I would stay there because of the parking and nice room. Definitely eat out though."

JUFA Hotel Malbun

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was absolutely wonderful, and was perfect for our stay. One thing to note is that it is quite steep between the bus stop and reception, if you have difficulty with slopes consider taking a car or travelling with someone who can help. The room we had was very accessible as was the restaurant and reception area, so if you are comfortable with hills, have a car, or help for the slope from the reception to bus then it will be a very good base in the mountains of Liechtenstein. There are stairs between the bus stop and reception for visitors able to use them, but for me, with my rollator, I walked along the road for access."