Recensioni su Schloss Lieser, Autograph Collection

Tolles, charmantes Schlosshotel mit direkter Lage an der Mosel. Zimmer upgrade ohne Aufpreis erhalten damit mit Moselblick 👍 Frühstück von 7 bis 11 Uhr, also keine Eime beim Aufstehen. Service zuvorkommend, besonders an der Rezeption. Auschecken um 11 doch man kann bis 22h den Wellnessbereich nutzen und bekommt einen Korb mit Bademantel und Pantoffeln. Gerne wieder ✌️

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3000以內 歐洲最好酒店

Wunderschönes Hotel, toller Service, gemütliche Atmosphäre

We booked two river view rooms, expecting to enjoy the beautiful views advertised by the hotel. Unfortunately, what we encountered fell far short of our expectations. The "river view" from our rooms was extremely limited—one required standing at a specific corner and peering through a small window to catch a glimpse of the river. The other room had a similarly small window, positioned high enough that you had to step up to see anything. This issue occurred in both rooms, indicating that it was not an isolated case. Despite multiple requests, the hotel refused to move us to different rooms, offer a credit, or provide any form of compensation. We even suggested checking out early for a partial refund, but this was also declined. I must say I have not experienced such a clear case of misleading marketing and blasé attitude to guests in many years of travel. Beware.

In view of the many highly positive reviews of this hotel, it feels rather churlish to be less than unreservedly positive, but I do have reservations. The exterior of the hotel is indeed stunning and for those rooms with a river views the views are lovely. We had quite a large room with a good river view and a very large bathroom with separate bath and shower – excellent. I would recommend going when the weather is not too hot, because with temperatures in the high twenties, the room’s air conditioning could not cope. It was not the effectiveness of climate control normally found in a Marriott hotel. The hotel has nice grounds. The parking opposite the hotel is excellent. It is easy to access and cheap so do avoid the hotel car park. The local village is about 100 metres from the hotel with a baker and two butchers (cheese and cold meat). The hotel's swimming pool is good. Staff at reception are professional. The reservations beyond the ineffective air conditioning revolve around the catering arrangements. On our first evening we asked to book a table in the restaurant. We were informed that we could have a table at 6.30pm or 8pm. We opted for 6.30pm but given the options we expected to find the restaurant busy. Therefore we were surprised to arrive at the restaurant, announce we had a booking and then shown to a table in an empty restaurant. As time went on though the evening we felt quite self-conscious as the only diners in the restaurant for the entire evening. people were at tables on the terrace outside and we would have preferred this but we were never offered the chance. Weird! We each had two courses (main courses were lacking in generosity) and a soft drink so we were quite shocked when the bill came to 131.50 euros. Then we discovered that breakfast was 35 euros each so we skipped breakfast and this is where the local bakers and butchers came to our aid. Having experienced dinner on the first evening we were very grateful for a good Italian restaurant very near the hotel on one side (Der Italiener Da Pepe), and we had good trout at a restaurant at the end of the hotel’s driveway in the other direction (Moselhotel Lesura).

We had a lovely stay at this beautiful castle/hotel. The place is full of some fantastic art work and oozes history. The location was a little too remote for our liking but will be idyllic for others. In so many ways this is a 5 stay hotel. However for us it was let down with some very small things that come as standard now in other similar hotels which is why we rated it very good rather than excellent. Each on their own really are minor complaints but include: No choice of pillow and the pillows in the room were too soft for us. No one to greet us at the bottom of stairs on arrival leading to us carrying luggage up some steep steps when we later found out a lift was available The parking at €20 euros a night when it is much cheaper/free just outside the hotel. We booked wine tasting that was cancelled at lunch time (due to the sommelier being ill). Not really anyone’s fault and the communication was good but still frustrating. No turndown service in the evenings. All that said the service we received in the breakfast bar and the quality of the food was superb as it was in the bar for some post dinner drinks.

We spent one night in this beautiful hotel, where the castle with the premises are absolutely gorgeous! However, besides that, there were many flaws that left a bitter taste regarding our stay: - towels were not prepared at all upon our arrival. This is bad enough, but mistakes can happen, so we asked at Reception for towels and they apologised and reassured us that these will be delivered soon. When we came back after 3 hours, the towels were not there and we had to follow up on our request and Reception reassured us again that these will be delivered within 5 minutes. After waiting about 20 minutes, Housekeeping delivered 2 hand towels, but no bath towels, so we had to ask the person and we finally got 2 bath towels as well. So, after asking for something, which should have been prepared already before our arrival, 3 times, we finally got it. - the smartphone could not be connected to the TV in the room, even though the exact steps were followed. When reporting this at Reception and asking for a solution, the Receptionst said "it is a known issue affecting other guests too and there is no workaround, unfortunately" (they could have offered an HDMI cable for laptops, but no resolution for smartphones) - the blind in the bathroom could not be closed, so we had to take a shower next to a window, where others could look in (we did not report it due to the ineffectiveness experienced and to the fact that we stayed one night only anyway) - we had no minibar fridge in our room - there were coffee stains all over the carpet in our room near the coffee machine - the staff being ineffective (though, always polite and friendly and apologetic, but cannot resolve any issues effectively) - breakfast is poor with good quality of food, but minimal selection, ignorant breakfast staff (they did not bother to ask whether we want tea and coffee or anything from the ala carte menu), and this for 34€(!) - upon check-out, no interest regarding how the stay was, only whether we want the invoice printed or sent via e-mail Based on the above-mentioned points, this hotel is definitely not on 5-star niveau . It is a shame really, because the hotel looks absolutely stunning and the area of Lieser is very pretty too.

We just checked out today and i can say it’s the best experience ever with my partner ! from the bellman to reception to restaurant servers to housekeepers they are all helpful and willing to assist! i also worked in a five star hotel and i can say you also blow away your guests! special thanks to your bellman , we forgot his name but he also helped us to get our rented ebikes from myour basement. God bless you all!

We booked two river view rooms, the highest category before the suites, expecting a view. However, our river view rooms had no views to speak of. One room required you to go to the far end, turn right, and squint through a window the size of a pillow to catch a glimpse. In the other room, you'd have to step onto a step just to peer through another small window. This happened in *both* rooms-clearly not an isolated incident. The most egregious part? We pointed this out to the hotel and gave them multiple chances to rectify the situation. They refused to move us, offer any credit, or provide a solution. We even suggested checking out for a partial refund-they declined. I've never encountered a hotel so unwilling to address a legitimate complaint, even when it's clear the guests are unhappy for valid reasons. It's obvious what's going on here. I rarely leave reviews, but this kind of behavior needs to be exposed-it's truly shocking. I suspect this hotel relies on older guests and tour groups who overlook this blatant false advertising. That's the only explanation I have for the otherwise positive reviews. And before the property responds claiming surprise at our experience: we exhausted all options, including contacting *******, who offered a partial refund upon seeing photo evidence. The funds came from *******, not the hotel, which declined to do anything when ******* contacted the hotel.

We booked two river view rooms, the highest category before the suites, expecting a view. However, our river view rooms had no views to speak of. One room required you to go to the far end, turn right, and squint through a window the size of a pillow to catch a glimpse. In the other room, you'd have to step onto a step just to peer through another small window. This happened in *both* rooms—clearly not an isolated incident. The most egregious part? We pointed this out to the hotel and gave them a chance to rectify the situation. They refused to move us, offer any credit, or provide a solution. We even suggested checking out for a partial refund—they declined. I've never encountered a hotel so unwilling to address a legitimate complaint, even when it's clear the guests are unhappy for valid reasons. It's obvious what's going on here. I rarely leave reviews, but this kind of behavior needs to be exposed—it's truly shocking. I suspect this hotel relies on older guests and tour groups who overlook this blatant false advertising. That's the only explanation I have for the otherwise positive reviews. And before the property responds claiming surprise at our experience: we exhausted all options, including contacting *******, who offered a partial refund upon seeing photo evidence. The funds came from *******, not the hotel, which declined to do anything when ******* contacted the hotel.

Recently I stayed for a small get-away together with my husband in Schloss Lieser. We had an amazing time here and this hotel is definitely one to recommend. Staff were all very friendly and all say something or smiled friendly. I ordered the fitness toast for breakfast and it was delicious the same for the buffet. The diner in Puricelli was beyond our expectations, professional service, delicious food and a beautiful view over the Mosel river. The room was very clean and had everything we needed. We also rend bikes to explore the neighboorhoud. An excellent stay! Regards, Sarah

While the views may be astounding and the setting straight out of a period drama, the terrace at Schloss Lieser is less than spectacular. On a balmy Saturday afternoon, we hoped to have a bit of lunch and a cold glass of wine. However, the service seemed to have evaporated, unlike the unquenched thirst with which I arrived. After flagging down one of the waitstaff to place a food and drink order, we waited... Perhaps 10 minutes went by before our drinks were delivered, then another 20-30 minutes before our two salads and the cheese plate (which was supposed to be a starter) were all plunked onto our table at once. Setting the lack of prompt and attentive service that a location like this advertises aside, the food was merely lackluster. A salad with fried halloumi came out lacking enough dressing and with cold halloumi, while the rillette of salmon was a pot of rillette, basic salad and a few slices of baguette. I would argue that the Vesperplatte (cheese and charcuterie platter) was the best of the three dishes and the only one at a price point that matched the quality and ingredients provided. If Schloss Lieser wants to have their terrace come anywhere close in performance and satisfaction that their dining room delivers, they need to look at training waitstaff to be more attentive to customers' needs, timeliness of product delivery (30+ minutes is unreasonable for two salads), and quality of the product delivered. There are many other small venues all along the Mosel, perhaps try one that values its customers a bit more than Schloss Lieser.

The hotel is a magical place! It is well worth spending more than two nights in this lovely part of Germany. The rooms were comfortable and nice. Unfortunately we could not try the restaurant since my husband fell ill that night. I had the best ousters and Glas of vine on the terrace by myself. I recommend the staying at this hotel! And yes, I had a wonderful manicure with Larissa!