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Liechtenstein Hotels and Resorts - The Liechtenstein ruling house is an old Austrian family. The principality was created in 1719 by uniting the county of Vaduz with the barony of Schellenburg. The princes, vassals of the Holy Roman emperors, also owned huge estates (many times larger than their principality) in Austria and adjacent territories; they rarely visited their country but were active in the service of the Hapsburg monarchy. Liechtenstein became independent in 1866, after having been a member of the German Confederation from 1815 to 1866. The principality escaped the major upheavals of the 19th and 20th cent. Prince Hans Adam II succeeded to the throne in 1989 after the death of his father, Francis Joseph II, and has had a number of conflicts with the parliament due to his attempts to have a significant role in running the government, particularly its economic policy. In 2003 voters approved a number of constitutional amendments that the prince had demanded, including giving him the right to dismiss the government and approve judicial nominees.

Hotel Gasthof Loewen Vaduz F. und A. Gantenbein AG, Herrengasse 35, FL-9490 Vaduz Liechtenstein ReserveInquireView Rates

Hotel Gasthof Loewen Vaduz located in F. und A. Gantenbein AG, Herrengasse 35, FL-9490 Vaduz Liechtenstein.

ACCOMMODATION: Individual, delightful rooms, furnished with period furniture, offer a high degree of comfort for hard to please guests. Antique and modern stiles, selected with taste and love, guarantee relaxing and stimulating times and make you feel at home in the "Löwen". HOTEL FACILITIES: Restaurant: The elegant yet comfortable Restaurant offers delicacies and excellent wines. Hospitality and attentive, friendly service make you enjoy lunch and dinner at the "Löwen". Relax and feel good and happy in our lively, original English Piano-Bar. SEMINARS & BANQUET: The Johannes- and Lucretia-Rooms are ideal for seminars and banquets. Family celebrations, company functions or cocktail parties become memorable occasions in the Stöckler-Saal or Löwen-Torkel.