Hotels With Bar in Styria, Austria

Hotel iegt sehr gut wenn man mit Bahn anreist, wenn man es ganz ruhig haben will - dann nach Zimmer auf Rückseite fragen. Personal sehr freundlich/hilfsbereit - early checkin war möglich obwohl wir nur die koffer abgeben wollten.

Close to the central train station, convenient transportation, a little distance from the old town, about 20 minutes walk, or you can take the tram. The room is very soundproof and basically unaffected by the outside world. The items are relatively complete in Europe, with shoe cloth, shoe sponge, shower cap, cotton pad and cotton swab. The bedding is OK, but the duvet is a little thick. The service is very good, meeting the standards of four or five stars! There are all kinds of breakfast, but there are not many choices.

The hotel’s location is very good, the mountains surround the scenic town, but every summer there is the largest classical music festival in Europe. The hotel is right next to the city hall in the city center, next to the pedestrian street, convenient for eating, drinking, and shopping. Large parking spaces. The staff is very kind, the room is very comfortable and I slept very well.

Kein Bademantel auf dem Zimmer. Zimmer veraltet. Frühstück super. Kostenloser Parkplatz.

The hotel is very close to the train station and next to a supermarket, which is very convenient. It takes more than 20 minutes to walk to the old city center. The hotel facilities are very new, the rooms are not big, the layout is compact, everything is available, and the open cloakroom. After checking in, I added another day. When I went out and returned to the room, I found that the room was not cleaned and replaced with new towels. I called the customer service and the waiter brought it to me quickly.

The hotel is in a small town, there is no time to enjoy the scenery of the town, it is a hot spring SPA hotel, and there is no time to experience the SPA. It is a little regrettable. The price is a bit expensive.

Graz, as the second largest city in Austria, does not have a five-star hotel. I conservatively chose Mercure, a chain owned by Accor. The front desk was friendly and spoke fluent English. Billa is next door, which is very convenient and close to the old town. The sofa bed in the family suite can be made for children to sleep on. Basically, it is at the level of domestic business hotels, and the breakfast is relatively simple.

Nice and clean room, pretty spacious and enough for two people. The negative was that it was not clear that you must pay an additional €20+ euros per person for breakfast (which we declined) and that the items in the mini bar are not free (I suspected as much so I did not consume anything, however there were no prices listed on the items so I wouldn't blame anyone who assumed they were complimentary).

Obviously a very popular hotel! Sprawls over several buildings and so is deceptively large, even when each section is modest in size. The breakfast bar and staff are impressive, though the coffee machines deliver a bitter brew! My room was very modest in size, but certainly good enough. I suspect the rooms look very different from building to building.

The location is on the outskirts of Graz. It is best to drive there. The room facilities are good, and everything should be available. If you go to check in on a non-working day, remember to call for the password and pick up the room card yourself.