Hotels With Gym in Styria, Austria

Hotel is right across the central train terminal which is a huge plus if you are traveling with train. Also close to Spar and Bipa at the train station (the only one that opens on Sundays and late on Saturdays). Rooms are well maintained and very clean. As well as lobby and the restaurant. Receptionist is also really helpful and friendly. Also noticed that many guests are bringing pets along. So im guessing its a pet friendly hotel. Also electric car charging stations are available in front of the lobby. Close to a couple of restaurants and Billa. Would highly recommend this hotel to travellers who do not like staying right smack in the middle of city center. You can easily take the tram downtown or walk about 20 mins.

Pros: Good location, no more than 20 minutes' walk to the main attractions. The hotel is new and clean. Good breakfasts. There is parking for an extra fee. Cons: There is no drinking water or slippers in the rooms, which, in my opinion, is unacceptable for this chain. Uncomfortable pillows and mattresses, but this is possible individually. Parking is 24€, more expensive than in Vienna.

The staff at this hotel is very friendly, helpful, and welcoming. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the location is not far from the old town area. It's a great choice for staying in Graz! In addition, the breakfast ingredients are carefully selected and worth trying!

Atrakcyjna lokalizacja, duży parking, ładny widok na staw, nowoczesność, wygodny pokój i czystość. Z minusów drogie śniadanie i dodatkowo płatny parking.

Help customers book, because business trips need to arrive in Graz, this town is not similar to Lausanne in Switzerland, the environment is beautiful. The town is leisurely. It’s nothing to go shopping hahahaha

⸻ The location of the hotel is very convenient, the surrounding traffic is very convenient, and the travel is very convenient. The overall hygiene of the room is very good, clean and tidy, no smell. Living is very safe, the price is good, suitable for travel or short trips.

Obviously a very popular hotel! Sprawls over several buildings and so is deceptively large, even when each section is modest in size. The breakfast bar and staff are impressive, though the coffee machines deliver a bitter brew! My room was very modest in size, but certainly good enough. I suspect the rooms look very different from building to building.

Graz, as the second largest city in Austria, does not have a five-star hotel. I conservatively chose Mercure, a chain owned by Accor. The front desk was friendly and spoke fluent English. Billa is next door, which is very convenient and close to the old town. The sofa bed in the family suite can be made for children to sleep on. Basically, it is at the level of domestic business hotels, and the breakfast is relatively simple.

I deliberately chose this historic hotel. Although the facilities are a bit old, the interior is beautiful, the room and bathroom are large, and the refrigerator in the room is still a keyed one, which is especially old-fashioned. The location of the hotel is very good, right in the city center, very close to the attractions, within walking distance.

The incomparable beauty has made us recall the wonderful experience of staying in the cottage by Lake Grundl more than two months after returning home. After seeing the mountains and waters of Switzerland, we firmly believe that the Kammergut Lake District in Salzburg, Austria is the most beautiful area in the Alps and has the best experience. We lived on the first floor of the hotel, getting up early and returning late every day, early in the morning, evening, late at night, a glass of beer, two lounge chairs, three or four fireflies, a bay of Lake Grundl, a spire church, a village in the distance, a large knee-deep lawn in front of the door, and my son catching butterflies and dragonflies in the flowers every day. This scene is engraved in my mind, a beautiful memory.