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Our top choices for Lienen guest houses

A traditional half-timbered building with a steeply pitched roof and a green awning.

1. Altes Farmhaus

Lienen

Mark

P6,625 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 9 - Dec 10

A large brick house with a well-maintained lawn and a cobblestone pathway.

2. Landhaus Schulze Osthoff

Warendorf

nanne

P7,024 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 15 - Dec 16

A sauna room with wooden benches, a clock, and a bottle of oil on a table.

3. Reiterhof Zwei Linden

Melle

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P6,192 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 15 - Nov 16

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Top Lienen Hotel Reviews

Trip Inn Hotel Münster City

10/10 Excellent

"The guys at Trip were excellent and very helpful. The rooms were lovely and the location fantastic. Cheers guys."

Mövenpick Hotel Münster am Aasee

8/10 Good

"Very nice proximity to the city and the lake. We were there in November sure it would be even better in the summer. A very nice town. The disappointments in the property. 1) They gave us a room with a refrigerator that was empty and didn’t work. When told they didn’t offer send someone to look at it or switch rooms. We had things that needed refrigeration. 2) The workout area was closed for they said for a least a week. 3) Their restaurant was closed for a private party. 4) The charger didn’t work for us. The chargers use apps and there isn’t any WiFi or cell service in the garage where the chargers are located."

Parkhotel Hohenfeld Münster

8/10 Good

"We have overnighted at this hotel several times. Always well appointed, clean with great facilities and excellent catering. On this occasion, I have downgraded some of my answers because we were looking forward to dinner but there were 2 groups in the dining room alongside others. Unfortunately, the groups were enjoying themselves but were making so much noise that my wife and I could not hear each other or what the waiters were saying to us. We asked to be moved but there was nowhere to go! Thanks to a very helpful receptionist we had a tray in our room. Not the evening dinner we had looked forward to. I suggest that the hotel consider placing groups in a separate area to other diners. No attempt was made in politely asking the groups to tone down their conversation and laughter to enable other diners to enjoy their dinner. It is obvious to me that groups will need to throw their voices in order to reach each other and is a very valid reason for suggesting that such groups are separated from other diners."

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