Former 2-star hotel above Flums, now an unconventional guesthouse with its own vineyard, 15 rooms and a terrace - no on-site restaurant.
Perched in the hills above Flums, below the ruins of Gräpplang Castle, Hotel Gräpplang is a 2-star property with an unusual character. Long a traditional hotel, it has repositioned itself in recent years as 'Ein HUS' - a house rather than a classic hotel - and no longer offers on-site dining. The property has 15 rooms with shower, WC and TV, some with balcony, in a calm, understated setting. Guests can enjoy a sun terrace and the estate's own vineyard, from which wine is produced for special occasions. The Flumserberg ski area is about 15 minutes away, and Lake Walenstadt, popular for water sports, around 10 minutes away.
Hotel Gräpplang overlooks the village of Flums in the Swiss canton of St. Gallen, close to the Liechtenstein border. It sits below the medieval Gräpplang Castle ruins, reachable on foot and offering fine views over the Sarganserland region. The Flumserberg ski area is roughly 15 minutes away, while Lake Walenstadt, popular for water sports, is about 10 minutes away. Vaduz, the capital of Liechtenstein, can be reached in under an hour by car.