Find Shopping Hotels in Hochsteiermark

"The staff is very nice, their english is great, the room is spacious, the bathroom is great (big tub, bide), lots of amenities included in the price, pool water temperature warmer then in any hotel I have been at, saunas always working, jacuzzi warm and controled by guests (jets not preprogrammed), breakfast selection and airplane bar - excellent! Our two objections for the family room were: - the toilet, which was separated from the bedroom ONLY by a sliding door (while you have a normal door for the walk-in closet) - four people in the room, but only two spoons, forks, knives etc. in the kitchen All in all, I recommend this hotel and I recommend visiting Graz!"

"It was lovley old building Didnt like to book a seat in the bar no restaurant in the hotel tv channels were bad and then gone"

"We were very happy with our time in Graz and hope to return again soon. I will definitely stay at this hotel again when the time comes. Great location "

"We stayed at a Loggia room, the bed is large enough to sleep 2 adults and a child comfortably, and the staff was great the whole time"

"Couldn't fault the room or staff and a nice quiet location "

"I absolutely loved that it was walking distance to town . The property inside was beautiful every room was unique in its own way . The sauna and red light room was so relaxing especially after a long walk in the winter month . Breakfasts in the morning was fresh they made sure that we were all done before they closed the buffet . Fresh food was served when we came . Couldn’t ask for a better in this city."

"My daughter and I loved our stay in this hotel. Great location, a few tram stops from the main station, quiet at night although located in the central. The receptionist was nice and helpful .Breakfast was amazing too. Junior suite was spacious and had a nice view of the river. It would be better if there were more staff at breakfast."

"Good location. Clean & spacious rooms. Friendly staff. "

"Nice clean and tidy hotel for weekend trip to Graz."