Hôtels près de Kronprinz-Rudolf-Warte, Graz

Plus points - la situation est bonne et les chambres sont de bonne taille avec des installations décentes Minus points - l'amitié du personnel a été un peu frappé et manqué - certains où grand, certains pas si utile. Le service de la chambre était un peu pathique - un jour sans toiles, un autre jour sans thé et café. J'ai arrivé à 10 h et on m'a dit que le parc était plein et je devrais trouver quelque part pour me garer soit sur la route, soit pour rechercher l'internet pour un parc auto proche ! Le centre de la ville est très bien situé, mais il est très bien situé, et il est très bien situé, très bien situé, très bien situé, très bien situé, très bien situé, très bien situé, très bien situé, très bien situé, très proche de la ville, très proche de la ville, très proche de la ville, très proche de la ville, très proche de la ville, très proche de la ville, très proche de la ville, très proche de la ville, très pro Le parking est très bon, très lumineux, moderne et facile à parquer avec une bonne chambre pour chaque parking.

Propre et beau Mais la pièce est beaucoup plus petite que je ne le pensais Quatre personnes, mais quatre personnes ne peuvent pas porter le porte-bébé en même temps ! Vous avez juste besoin de dormir De plus, le personnel est sympathique, le petit déjeuner est délicieux, et le stationnement est facile. Les installations sont propres et l'eau est bonne

L'hôtel est nouveau. Conçu de manière minimale, réduisant les coûts tout en servant les essences. Un auberge, efficacement. Situé à 15 minutes en voiture du centre-ville, l'hôtel propose un parking gratuit pour attirer les résidents. Le petit déjeuner est bon marché (€10.5), le choix est compréhensiblement peu. En bref, il est calme, propre et simple.

I do not recommend staying at the B&B Hotel - Graz Hbf -- details are below, but to sum it up, the condition of the hotel room was not appropriate for guests and we should not have been booked, and nothing was done to resolve the horrible smell in the room. My family and I booked two rooms for a weekend in July to stay in Graz to attend the Austrian Grand Prix, and have a hotel in close proximity to the train station. Because there were 4 people in our group, we needed to book two rooms. We were traveling with our young children so we requested rooms near to each other and were assigned rooms next door to each other. The smell and odor in one of the rooms that I was staying in with one of my children was horrible. It was coming from the shower drain, like something was rotting or clogged in there. It smelled as though someone vomited or put something decaying in the shower drain, along with cigarette smoke. It made the entire room smell disgusting. I spoke to the front desk attendant on Saturday morning and was told housekeeping would attend to it immediately. When we returned Saturday evening after being away all day, the smell was still overpowering. I was told the hotel was full and nothing could be done for us. I had the nighttime desk attendant come up to smell the room. I again spoke to the front desk attendant on Sunday morning and was told the room had been checked but nothing could be done. I asked her to please go into the room to understand the terrible smell and to move our room for Sunday night. We were moved to another room that evening since there were rooms available then. Even though it was not very warm outside, both rooms were also very warm, the air conditioning not appearing to be working. The windows did not have screens on them, so if we opened them to try to cool off the rooms (and also to air out the smell in the one room), the room would fill with moths. The condition of the one room was not appropriate for a guest to stay in, and it was an even bigger problem that no one could do anything to fix it. The multiple people at the hotel desk that we spoke with said nothing could be done because it was a weekend and the hotel was full on the Saturday evening. We were unable to sleep because the rooms were so warm and the smell in the one room made us feel ill. They could not provide a cot or roll-away so that all of us could stay in one room instead. I was later told by the hotel management: ”On Saturday morning the room was immediately checked after you spoke with the front deck, and the shower drain was opened and deeply cleaned. We just found out later that it didn't help, as it should, because a brand new part of the drain was needed.” Clearly from this message, there was a serious issue with the plumbing in the room. The condition of the room was not appropriate for guests to stay in it, and we should not have been placed there. I do not recommend this hotel, as it was also our most expensive hotel stay during our

This hotel is easy to get to and it only 10 mins drive to the airport. There is parking around the hotel and I was charged €8 to park overnight. I didn’t see any options for a hotel bus shuttle and in a previous stay I paid €20 for a taxi to/from the hotel My room was quite big with lots of room. The room looks updated and modern and there was a comfortable king bed, flat screen TV (hardly any English speaking channels) work table, lounge chair and side table to relax in. The room had air conditioning with an old thermostat, you could hear the air conditioning running but even if it was on for a long time I didn’t feel the room getting any cooler. In fact I had to open the window in the evening to cool the room down, I was facing the busy motorway so there was a lot of road noise from the open window. The bathroom was a good size, with room to put toiletries at the sink and a good shower Wifi was available throughout the hotel and worked fine. The hotel does have a fitness room but I didn’t use it. The hotel does have a small mini market at reception that you can buy snacks. There is a bar and restaurant at the hotel I only stayed one night and the restaurant was only doing a buffet dinner at that time. I arrived to eat barely 20 minutes after the restaurant opened, but the food presented looked and tasted as if it had been sitting out for hours. The pork dish was oily, overcooked and chewy, the chips were a mixture of undercooked and overcooked and barely warm, the bread felt and tasted a couple of days old, the pasta was stodgy and the sauce was congealed. The salad, fruit and dessert options were fresh, but the selection was small. For the price of €20 I was disappointed I also had breakfast the next morning, it was €16, and again the food wasn’t that tasty and there was a limited selection Overall this hotel is clean comfortable hotel if you are staying before a flight, and I would stay here again, although I would be eating elsewhere

Nous avons séjourné à l'hôtel Strasser pendant 3 nuits. Cet hôtel appartient désormais aux chaînes hôtelières Best Western. L'emplacement était bien. L'hôtel et notre chambre étaient super propres. Le petit déjeuner était vraiment bien. Et le plus important était l'attitude du personnel, qui était exceptionnelle ! :-) Le parking était également bien.

Pas de réception, la machine est en service, le signal de réseau est déficient.

Le comptoir est très sympathique, la chambre est propre, le comptoir du petit-déjeuner demandera quel type de café est nécessaire, et l'action de nettoyage est également très rapide, mais le personnel de nettoyage n'a pas trouvé que le gel douche était épuisé et n'a pas été remplacé.

Wir hatten reserviert. Das einchecken am Automaten ging problemlos und einfach. Um auf der Durchreise zu schlafen ist es mehr als ausreichend. Die Zimmer sowie das ganze Hotel ist sehr sauber und modern eingerichtet. Hotel liegt gleich neben der Autobahn und Lebensmittelgeschäfte sind auch gleich daneben

Il est considéré comme un hôtel relativement grand en Europe, les hôtels surpeuplés, les petites villes, les hôtels ont leur propre parking, bien sûr, vous devez vous enregistrer à la réception avant de pouvoir trouver le parking d'entrée, d'autres choses sont normales . Je suis allé tôt sans petit déjeuner.