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Hotel in Bad Ragaz
Located in Bad Ragaz, within 14 miles of Salginatobel Bridge and 11 miles of Liechtenstein Museum of Fine Arts, Cubilaris Motel provides accommodations with free bikes and free WiFi as well as free... Everything was automated and worked perfectly without any problem. Check-in was very easy with the terminal, room was very new and clean, great shower. Definitely value for money!
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
Surrounded by a large park, Hotel Schloss Ragaz is located on the outskirts of Bad Ragaz, next to the golf courses and the thermal spa bath. we liked the motel section of the hotel with a garden and easy parking. quiet next to golf course. renovated bathrooms and new beds. breakfast was good and their set menu is excellent. reduced hotel tariff for the Tamina hot bath
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
Located in a quiet area in Bad Ragaz, close to the Tamina River and only a 5-minute walk from the Tamina Thermal Spa, the family-run Esos Hotel Quelle offers free public WiFi, a free ski storage room... Great hotel in Bad Ragaz! Free parking, and friendly staff. Our room for 3 included a refrigerator and microwave. Very comfortable beds, and a spacious room in the middle of town. Breakfast was amazing with a huge variety of excellent food. We will return!
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
The Grand Resort Bad Ragaz is a first-class spa hotel located just an hour’s drive from Zurich, amid the foothills of the Alps in Eastern Switzerland. Fantastic facilities, beautiful grounds, great dining options, good separate kids facilities.
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
The Sorell Hotel Tamina is located in the heart of Bad Ragaz, just a 5-minute walk from the Tamina Thermal Spa. All rooms are very spacious and offer panoramic views of the Alps. We were very glad to stay at the hotel for 7 days. The hotel is located in the center of Bad Ragaz. Everything is very close. The hotel staff is very friendly and helpful. The dishes at the hotel’s restaurant were very tasty so we visited the restaurant several times during our stay. Our room was very spacious and modern with a cozy design and a corner with toys for a child, which was a great bonus for our stay. There are several windows in the room with a beautiful view on the mountains. We would definitely like to visit the hotel again in the future.
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
Located in Bad Ragaz, 13 miles from Salginatobel Bridge, Boutique Hotel OchSen has accommodations with a terrace, private parking and a bar.
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
Set only 1640 feet from the Tamina Thermal Spa, Garni Hotel Torkelbündte enjoys a quiet location in the center of Bad Ragaz. Free WiFi and free parking are available. Clean, modern, friendly staff.
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
Hotel Bambi is located in the center of Bad Ragaz, only 328 feet from the town's Medical Health Center and 1969 feet from the Heidiland Golf Course. Cosy, atmospheric boutique hotel. Lovely rooms, superb bistro and great breakfast. Lovely staff. Great value for money.
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
The 3-star Rössli Hotel with its fine restaurant can be found right in the heart of Bad Ragaz, only a few steps from the Tamina thermal bath. Free in-room Wi-Fi is available. Perfect offerings in a very pleasant dining room. Good coffee!
Hotel in Bad Ragaz
Providing free WiFi, Krone by b-smart offers rooms in Bad Ragaz, 12 miles from Liechtenstein Museum of Fine Arts and 18 miles from UNESCO World Heritage Tectonic Arena Sardona. Excellent location, clean rooms, ideal for a short stay in Bad Ragaz.
Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Cubilaris Motel, and Hotel Schloss Ragaz are some of the popular hotels in Bad Ragaz.
Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Garni Hotel Torkelbündte, and Hotel Schloss Ragaz got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Bad Ragaz.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Bad Ragaz this weekend is $221 or, for a 4-star hotel, $335. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Bad Ragaz for this weekend cost around $1,176 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
For hotels in Bad Ragaz that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Hotel Bellevue, and Sorell Hotel Tamina.
Many families visiting Bad Ragaz loved staying at Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Cubilaris Motel, and Garni Hotel Torkelbündte.
On average, 3-star hotels in Bad Ragaz cost $4 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bad Ragaz are $0 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bad Ragaz can be found for $182 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Bad Ragaz are highly rated by couples: Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Garni Hotel Torkelbündte, and Cubilaris Motel.
Bad Ragaz has been a spa town for centuries but is now marketing itself as Heidiland. We enjoyed the Heidi experience of visiting Maienfeld( next train stop, with about 4 trains an hour) and although the Heidi Village has been created to illustrate how Heidi would have lived, I did not find it tacky, and would say to visit it, especially if you are a fan of the book. Bad Ragaz is a pretty town wth a beautiful park and nice houses with nice gardens, lots of walking and cycle paths, good train and bus links. The first weekend in May was lively with the Sculpture Festival and May Day festivities which involved all ages including families until later in the evening, during the rest of our stay in May the town was quiet, especially in the evening, when some of the restaurants seemed to closed. Most of the time we ate dinner in the Pizza restaurant near our hotel which was not too expensive but had good service, made lovely fresh food and had a nice ambiance. It is worth visiting the UNESCO site of the Tamina Gorge if you can, either by walking up to it it by taking the bus, and to see the original baths there. Although the town had its share of older retirees, there were a lot of younger couples visiting, either to walk or cycle or to sightsee.
The location in a valley at 500m, surrounded by peaks reaching 2,500m, was great. Unfortunately the Tamina hot springs up the gorge, and the gorge itself, were closed, but I did manage to catch the last day of the season at Heidiland, a charming place. The mineral springs spa is fabulous, where you can enjoy every type of pool, steam room, sauna, jacuzzi, and water massages, and, of course, it is immaculately clean and well organised. The tourist tax in Bad Ragaz is a hefty 4.60CHF per night. I found the locals rather cold and snobby. It's a nice place to go to if you like the spa. I did not eat out so cannot recommend restaurants. Sorry. The public transport, like everywhere in Switzerland, is excellent but buses only run once per hour.
Small town with all facilities. Easy access from the A13 motorway or by rail from Zurich. Access on foot to the Tamina gorge and Alt Bad Pfeffers (1h) definitely worth a visit. The nearby Giessen Park alongside the Rhine is great for exercise. Thermal baths at The Grand Hotel open to visitors (£££). Many bars and restaurants boutique shops and small supermarkets. Within walking distance of the Buendner Herrschaft wine growing villages (Heidiland)
Bad Ragaz is a lovely little town with an excellent spa. Everything very close, spas and hotels and services. Station not far from the city center with excellent and frequent public connections. This allows you to reach bad ragaz without a car and to move by public transport or on foot in the city center. I dined at the restaurant verve by Sven at the grand hotel in Bad Ragaz. Excellent restaurant with impeccable service. Had a pleasant and relaxing weekend. Definitely to be repeated.
Bad Ragaz is a small and boring Swiss village. There's nothing to do there but it could be a base for mountain trekking and visit to Heidiland. There is a big good club for those who like it, and a thermal center, nice but not worthy a trip in itself. Eating around is usually expensive and not interesting, at least for an Italian. Furthermore all places close at 22:00, which make it difficult to have dinner for those who come from southern Europe. There only one pub open til 23:00, the Thömsn's National Pub, which has some nice beers and some snacks. We had dinner at Gladys in the golf club, strangely with prices below the average but kind waitresses and genuine food.
Since I often play golf at the beautiful Bad Ragaz golf course I know the little town reasonably well. Needless to say that the beautiful hotel Grand Resort Bad Ragaz is worth to visit if nothing more a cup of coffee or tea in one of the beautiful lounges would do it.
Bad Ragaz
Excellent location from the train station and easy walking distance to the center of town. Very private, beautiful grounds and friendly and helpful owner! Beds are comfortable, super clean overall, access to laundry, and well appointed kitchenette. Bad Ragaz is a hidden gem and wished we had more time to enjoy this paradise.
I think they gave us much bigger room than we'd booked! Breakfast is just fantastic! At first, the restaurant seems so small that afterwards you can't believe they arranged such a rich buffet in such a small space! You have lots to choose from, that many even much bigger hotels I visited can't propose
Everything. it is a wonderful hotel. the staff are exceptional. The restaurant has multi vegetarian options which is fantastic. so many small touches are provided it makes you feel really well cared for. very secure storage space for your bicycles. everything was perfect.
spa (la prerie facial treatment) was perfect, breakfast was well organized despite Covid-19 restrictions, good choice of restaurants, free access to the Therme
Stayed for one night on my way from Italy Dolomites to Interlaken Nice cozy hotel
Breakfast in the nicest restaurant in Bad Ragaz. Excellent location, nice room.
very good location and the hotel room is comfortable.
Owner is very friendly. Very close to thermal spa
Great hotel, very clean and super friendly staff