Upper Styria Hotel Guide - Boutique Hotels in Upper Styria, Styria

"Great place "

"Really nice stay"

"Excellent room, excellent service, and idyllic location in the Austrian Alps. What's not to like?"

"Fantastic property, great staff, delicious breakfast and restaurant"

"Outstanding "

"Host is very welcoming. Gave us good tips on local activities ."

"Leuk ingericht hotelletje. Parkeren achter het gebouw, en super goed ontbijt. Bij aankomst hing er een briefje met een telefoonnummer dat je moet bellen. De medewerker aan de telefoon zegt vervolgens welke deur van jou is. Op mijn kamer was geen toiletpapier, en ook geen reservevoorraad. Er is geen receptie die kan helpen dus heb tissues moeten gebruiken. Beetje slordig. Loopafstand van het centrum met restaurantjes. Er was live muziek in het stadje. Topavond gehad."

"J"

"Super schoenes sensationell gelegenes Hotel"

"I stopped here prior to the race weekend at Red Bull Ring and the hotel was so convenient with parking for my truck. The staff were friendly and welcoming, food and drink selection great."

"It's a good hotel for a quick in and out. Self check in is done by machine and was good"

"Highly recommended place "

"Great place to stay near Redbull Ring. Walkable to bus stop and restaurants. Very kind service and clean, comfortable room. "

"The room was comfy and large. The location and the view from the room was great. The breakfast was good. The only issue was that there was mold in the fridge."

"All good, super hotel, thank you"

"I liked style of resteraunt and rooms very friendly service excellent breakfast buffet way over every day buffet I would recommend for traveler who like history "

"Excellent property with stunning views to a lake (Grundlsee) and the mountains. Helpful, friendly and very welcoming staff. Recommend."

"Loved the location of the hotel up on the hill with a pretty view. The room was clean and cozy, and parking was great. My only complaint was the shower. It didn’t drain properly so water ended up all over the entire bathroom. We had to use our towels as barriers to keep the water from going everywhere."