HOTEL SCHLOSS LIESER — RHONDA'S CHOICE

H O T E L S C H L O S S L I E S E R

Nestled in the heart of the Moselle region, Schloss Lieser is distinguished by spectacular views on the Moselle River and the surrounding vineyards for which the region is well known for. Whether you are looking for the perfect getaway or to celebrate a special event, Schloss Lieser offers a great stay in their beautifully restored castle where you can enjoy facilities such as a typical wine cellar, a library, and a chapel. In addition to the restaurant and bar which offer you an authentic gastronomic journey, their Spa & Wellness area includes a fitness, indoor pool, sauna as well as various treatment rooms to get the perfect relaxed feeling you deserve.

Schloss Lieser is a great dog loving hotel. For a fee per night, your dog can stay with you in the hotel and you can take her anywhere on the outdoor premises, even the outdoor restaurant which makes it a great place for a summer visit. Always remember to request accommodation for your dog when booking you stay. Here is important stuff you need to know.

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We stayed as guests at Scloss Liesser in August 2021.

R O N D A ’ S N O T E S

Where to go: The surroundings are perfect for exciting walks in the cosy town, among the vineyards and by the lake. Just wear your best shoes and stroll out for an adventure in the beautiful Mosel area.

Allowed areas: Your dog is welcome in the rooms, lobby area and outdoor restaurants. Dogs must always be kept on a leash in the hotel premises.

Size n’ shape: All dogs are welcome, no matter size and shape. Amazing right?

Room amenities: Bowls are presented in your room when arriving.

Great for: A hotel that is great for shorter stays with your dog.

Accommodation fee: The daily rate is 48€ per day / per dog.

Dog loving or friendly? Dog lovers, for sure.

If you ask us: Make sure your dog is trained, well behaved, calm and travel-savvy when bring him/her to a hotel stay. For the stress-free experience.

Last tip: To avoid unpleasant surprises for both your dog and the hotel staff, always use the “Do not disturb” sign when leaving your dog alone in the room, even for 5 minutes.