I stayed in this hotel for business purposes and am basing my review on my business requirements…read more The parking was easy and the location was easy to get to. This hotel is in a perfect location to explore Graz and get some traditional Austrian food, drink and scenery. The lower review is down to room facilities. The room was large and clean but missed some essentials for me. There are no tea/coffee making facilities and no iron/ironing board. The bed was large, the pillows soft and the mattress firm. Not my personal preference but i slept and felt rested. Unfortunately, the thin walls made it harder as I heard everything my neighbours did (showers, opening their wardrobe etc) The biggest problem for me was the shower, although it was really clean and modern I had problems with the water. You cannot set a consistent temperature. It would go ice cold and then scolding hot within seconds. Sometimes it would be fine, but sometimes it was hard to take a shower. I suspect it's when it others are using the water nearby. Overall my experience was okay and because I was busy I was never able to give the hotel the opportunity to fix my problems. I'm sure if I did they would have done their best as the staff were extremely friendly upon checkin and came across very helpful.

A short walk across the river leads you to main shopping/dining part of Graz. Hotel room is small…read moreand so is the bathroom. There is a bar in this hotel. Nothing fancy but functional and clean.

The Parkhotel is truly an elegant and posh hotel located close to the Stadtpark, which is Graz'…read moreCentral Park, and right opposite the University of Music and Performing Arts, which was the town Palais of the Archduke Johann, the brother of the Austrian Emperor. This hotel provides seminar rooms as well as great food. The price of the dishes served in the Parkhotel restaurant is residing in the upper price segment but you get high quality for your money. The staff is friendly and willing to help and since implemented in a hotel they are briefed to and used to speak English to their international guests. So that is quite convenient. And at the main entry of the hotel you are welcomed by a Saint Florian statue. Not only therefore but also because of the family name of the hotel owner family is Florian, the hotel's restaurant is called Restaurant Florian. I had a beef filet in sauce with Serviettenknödel (sliced bread dumpling) together with fresh green salad with pumpkin seed oil on top of it. The filet comes with Preiselbeermarmelade (cranberry marmalade) which is typical for Austria and very popular as it gives a sweet taste to your meat. The Restaurant Florian in the Parkhotel is truly an elegant restaurant in one the most exclusive hotels in Graz. With Love! Dr. Dr. Immanuel Fruhmann

went here many years ago but remember some of the quaint touches this place had such as their small…read moreelegantly designed elevator with clear glass trimmed in gold that fit 1-2 people only. this place certainly is romantic in many respects and i do recall lots of golds and reds throughout the place for the decor. the room was lovely but had an issue figuring out the shower at first...took some adjusting as i was still suffering from jet-lag. the dining area was also very nice with a great selection for breakfast although my ordering ability wasn't so great as i don't speak german. even though my recollection is a bit hazy as it was several years ago i do remember the overall ambiance and i would recommend it here if you are staying in Graz...

I can't rave enough about the wonderful staff at this hotel!!…read more We got an email before our stay informing us that there was going to be a Marathon taking place in the morning after our Saturday night stay. Our hotel, which was very close to the Old Town, would be off limits to vehicles until 4:00 p.m. We were only going to be there the one night, and would need to get on the road long before that time. The email said that the normal check-out time would be extended until then. But we were worried. We don't travel light, and had no idea where we'd park, since the garage wouldn't be a viable option. We imagined ourselves playing leapfrog with our luggage through the streets of Graz. That didn't happen. Instead, when we checked in we were told that we could park in the garage, or they would park it for us outside of the Marathon zone and retrieve it when we were ready to leave the next day. And to make up for the inconvenience, they comped the breakfast buffet for the next morning, which was excellent. Our room was wonderful - spacious and modern, as was the rest of the hotel. Everyone at the desk was so genuinely friendly and helpful. The location of the hotel was only a stone's throw from the Old Town. The next morning one of the staff carried all our luggage to our car, which was parked a few blocks away in an outside space. And before we left, the young woman at the desk got me a cup of coffee to go! Augartenhotel is definitely as good as it gets!

Urban smart! For a fun, stylish, practical and inexpensive…read morestay in Graz, go with the Daniel hotel. Located within walking distance from the Graz train station and minutes from the city center, this hotel was recently fully remodeled to offer all the comfort and practicality needed by all types of travelers. What stood out the most was the atmosphere of the lobby and restaurant areas as well as the breakfast which was incredibly fresh, varied and good. The room was simple and small but modern, comfortable and clean. The hotel offered daily Vespa rental for 20 Euros! They also had bicycles and a Vespa tricycle for rent. And the hotel was pretty quiet for being next to the railway tracks.

Good location! Just next to the Graz train station. The room…read moreis clean and comfortable. Breakfast is also fantastic.

The location is great, but the hotel is really old, outdated and far from any international…read morestandard. Austrian standard separated beds and mini-blankets. Micro bathroom. No WiFi signal in the room (and of course no cell phone, but that is due to the historic nature of the building). Service on check-in was nice and friendly though.

First impression when I entered this hotel was WOW. Its an old building with very modern…read moredecorations. Looks clean and high end. Mick Jagger stayed there, along with many local celebrities, actors, I think even Schwarzenegger had a room there... Conveniently located near downtown Gratz, everything is basically within a walking distance. That's about it. Here is a list of cons that really bothered me during my stay: - My room was in between 2 floors thus forcing me to carry my (very heavy) luggage to my room. not cool when you have 50 pounds luggage in both hands and you just arrive after a 19 hours trip. - Bed is on the floor. Elevated floor but no spring box. It makes it really hard to lay down if you have a bad back/knee. You literally have to "crawl" to bed. This was extremely annoying. (The room looks like an IKEA demo bedroom. Nice looking but you can tell it's a bit cheap and very fake.) See here: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hotel-wiesler-graz?select=V3cM2cvs93iztzinxaEefQ - After the cleaning lady came to my room: - PUBIC HAIRS showed up by the head of the bed! (and those were certainly NOT mines!!!) See here: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hotel-wiesler-graz?select=t9f1LWyO4h9IHvesaKYGIw - She unplugged my iPad and removed the charger from the power outlet...huh... who touches customer's property like this? my tablet was therefore not charged when I got back to my room. Unacceptable. - You can't walk around the buffet in the breakfast room. Nice breakfast but the space b/w the buffet and the chairs/tables is so small that 2 people can't 'cross' without bumping into seated customers (r bumping into each other). Many frustrated customers. A mess. - The room has stickers that actually threaten customers in case of bad behavior (Thieves are pigs... smoking in the room and you'll be joined by very angry firemen...etc) This is childish, offensive for well behaving customers. it's like judging people on their intents. I feel it's very disrespectful. They can just say "no smoking" or "the hairdryer is yours for $100"... See here: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hotel-wiesler-graz?select=IBrdgZFwhMitMKuvQW1XQQ The man at the front desk was quite rude when talking to me. I won't go back

I honestly have fallen a little in love with this place. Liebmann hotel was not our first choice…read morebecause we were looking for something inside the city, and having said that and given the fact that Liebmann hotel is about a 10-15 minute drive outside of Graz it wasn't exactly within the proximity we were looking for. Nevertheless, I am so glad we decided for Liebmann. First and foremost, the remarkable view alone and the serenity of the Styrian countryside is a reason for a stay. It's quite simply breathtaking with the hills and the mountains in the background. They have a dry sauna, steam room, solarium, infrared stuff and even a tanning machine. Moreover, we were spoiled and pampered with theme, candle-lit dinners and frankly just delicious food. I have traveled to 23 countries across four continents and am from San Francisco Bay Area, where the culinary arts are unsurpassed and unparalleled so believe me when I say this as I have standards and it's not every day that I praise a restaurant's food with 5 stars. I do give credit where credit is due and our accommodation at Liebmann hotel was probably what made the entirety of our trip so wholesome and memorable. Thank you. In would definitely come again.