Hotels With Parking in Styria, Austria

The Hotel Daniel is a hotel for business travelers. We were 2 families and stayed for two nights. The service was recorded. Our suitcases were taken from us immediately and taken to a locked room (both on arrival and departure). This was particularly helpful as we arrived/departed by car.

The hotel is in a very central location. The room is decorated with some vintage furniture, which gives it a unique charm. The bathroom is located down a short staircase—it's spacious and very clean, though you’ll need to watch your step at night. The staff are professional and friendly, making me feel truly welcome. Breakfast was generous and delicious.

The room was completed at the arrival, the 2nd (in addition) was not yet. When we returned to the hotel the night the room was forgiven. The receptionist was unfriendly and then our friends got a very small room as a replacement (probably thought as a single bedroom). The ways to the rooms in the neighborhood just everything other than 4 stars.

Hotel locate best the west station notte fare from the city center with a nice walk, the room were clean and big and had all amenities. The reception was open 24/7 and offered breakfast.

The hotel is right across the main train station as well as local and regional public transportation services.  There are a lot of restaurants and a couple of supermarkets nearby.  The Old Town can be easily reached on foot or by tram.  My hotel room is very clean and quiet.  5-star from me, highly recommended.

Einfache und unkomplizierte Buchung. Sehr sauberes und relativ neues Hotel. Sehr kompetente, nette und zuvorkommende Angestellte. Frühstücksbuffet- einfach alles da was das Herz begehrt, das Auge erspäht und der Frühstücksmagen verlangt. Wirklich sehr weiterzuempfehlen. Wir werden bei anderen Österreichischen Städtetrips, bei der Buchung wieder harry´s home Hotels einplanen.

Check-in time is given as 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. In fact, the room could only be occupied shortly before 6 p.m. This was not due to the cleaning team but to reception/management, who had allowed the previous guest to occupy the room until 5 p.m. (instead of just 12 p.m.). The wish of the previous guest was therefore at the expense of the new guest. The welcome discussions at 1:45 p.m., 5:25 p.m. and 5:50 p.m. are a bit tense; a friendly, warm “welcome” is different. A tax is due when checking out, even though the invoice was already charged when booking. This could have been mentioned on the reservation confirmation or somewhere else or at the very latest when checking in. When saying goodbye, an unpleasant situation arises in the form of a discussion with a sluggish, grumbling receptionist who obviously feels disturbed. The room's facilities are perfectly fine: If the bathtub is to be used as a shower, a robust grab bar would be an advantage for safety when getting out (slippery). About the location: within walking distance of the train station, easily accessible by tram, not too far from the center, so there is some (but not really much) street noise until midnight and from 5:30 onwards.

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.

My stay at the Wiesler Hotel went beyond my expectations. I booked the tiny room because I am not fussy about having a big room. When I entered the room I was disappointed because the bed was above ground level and that it's a no no for lumbago sufferers, such as I. The size was actually quite decent, certainly no 'tiny' at all, and so was the bathroom but the bed put me off. I walked down to the reception desk, and I asked for an upgrade. I told the senior gentleman at the desk (could he be the general manager or even the owner?) that I did no like the bed without footboard. He was most understanding and he issued 2 keys for me to check and to choose from the Comfort bedroom and the Grand bedroom. I chose the former -the bed had a proper footboard, legs and headboard. He offered me to stay at the Grand for the same price of the Comfort, I was very pleased by the kind offer but I said that I was happy to go for the Comfort. As he insisted I accepted the Grand bedroom, which has the size of a one-bed apartment. The location is spot on: it's right in the city centre with views to the river Mur in front. I had the buffet breakfast in my last day too and I highly recommend it if you enjoy a good quality and varied breakfast. I've tried the local red wine too at the bar in the lounge, which was excellent and at a surprising low price- after all this is Austria! The decoration of the rooms aren't the typical you find in a 4 stars hotel with history and the curious eye has seen in the lobby's beautiful colour lithographs that the hotel has changed its style a few times over the last century. But it won't put me off to stay back tat the Weisler next time I am in Graz.

Only suited for people with small luggage. We had 2 suitcases and it was basically impossible to conveniently handle and open even one large suitcase in our hotel room. We had no housekeeping after our first night. I don't know if this is normal or not. Our courtyard room was quiet but a bit dark. Staff was nice. After all, we weren't sad about leaving this hotel after two nights.