The story
At Park Hotel Sonnenhof in Vaduz, Hubertus Real guides a refined gourmet cuisine built on sixty years of family stewardship. His parents, Jutta and Emil Real, founded the estate roughly six decades ago, and Hubertus broadened its scope in 1997 when he opened the doors to outside diners. The kitchen operates on principles of freshness and regional sourcing, ensuring every creation feels both authentic and substantial. Critics have noted this commitment, awarding the establishment a Gault&Millau score of 16 for dishes that balance technical precision with genuine flavor.
The menu features the Ravioli Emilio, which pairs paper-thin dough with veal filling and a rich broth. Signature seafood includes a crispy skate wing with capers and garlic butter, plus sea bass pan-fried on the skin with carrot purée, beurre blanc, and salmon roe. Gently poached Swiss salmon appears with kohlrabi, yuzu gel, and celery soup. These dishes demonstrate how the kitchen presents classic cuisine, bridging traditional methods with Alpine ingredients.
The wine list emphasizes local terroir, featuring unfiltered Ninolia Pinot Noir from the Bündner Herrschaft and Heidiland regions. A house sommelier guides selections between the Marée restaurant and the Eagle's Nest lounge.
Dining occurs within a Relais & Châteaux property framed by a park and mountain scenery. The space radiates a family warmth cultivated over sixty years. Hubertus Real emphasizes that every guest holds a permanent place here, a promise reflected in visits from royalty, athletes, and cultural icons throughout the hotel's history.
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