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"It was nice one day stay I liked because it was convenient in the center. Breakfast was good. "

"Great hotel"

"Very well presented . Staff attentive and helpful ..no complaints "

"Very convenient for getting to the station to see the Grand Prix "

"So many great things at this hotel, despite location. Food was what stood out for me. Amazing quality and quantity for breaksaft. Would come back again."

"It was very clean "

"Nice hotel for our one night stay. Great restaurant close by hotel. Also close to a self laundry place which was greatly needed."

"Perfect location for walking in old Graz. Very friendly helpful staff. Our room with a view was spacious, comfortable and well equipped. Quiet. Excellent breakfasts. Plenty of restaurants nearby for other meals. Good value."

"This was our first time visiting Graz, Austria, as a stop on our way to Vienna. The town itself is very charming, and the hotel is located just 18 minutes away from Arnold Schwarzenegger's hometown and museum in Thal, a great side trip for fans. We arrived at 1 AM, and the hotel reception was incredibly accommodating despite the late hour. Our room was surprisingly spacious, with a large living area that gave the impression of staying in a private home divided into suites. The many large windows and cozy layout added to the warm, residential feel. The bed was very comfortable, and the overall ambiance was relaxing. The lobby featured a large, comfortable seating area, and the staff throughout our stay were friendly and helpful. One thing worth mentioning is the choice of artwork near the room. Some pieces, particularly a painting of a woman pointing a gun at her head while having birthday cake, felt a bit unsettling and might be considered offensive to some guests. While art is subjective, this piece stood out as a strange choice in an otherwise peaceful setting. Overall, it's a unique and welcoming hotel with a lot of character,especially great if you're looking for something different from a typical chain stay."