Pet friendly Hotels in Styria, Austria

Stayed at this hotel for a europa league football fixture.Good location for the ground a 20min walk or regular trams a 2min walk away that also take you into the city centre. Room was very comfortable,tea & coffee making facilities,free safe and wonderful bed.Would highly recommended this hotel.😊

Although it is Austria's second largest city, this place is relatively small. The main activity is in the old town, which is the location of the hotel we stayed in. It is very convenient to walk in 3 minutes! The room is OK in Europe. Breakfast is a general continental breakfast, the style is not a lot but very delicate, especially their coffee is particularly fragrant, it is not made with a general coffee machine, each cup is made with a large coffee mechanism, very good!

The hotel is located just next to the city hall and is conveniently accessible from the train station in 16 minutes with the tram. The rooms are modern and convenient, without a tape floor (fortunately!!), the wet area is very spacious, very clean. The breakfast buffet does not open wishes, supet courtesy staff serve and advise the tables for the next guests. We felt very welcome.

Very clean and well-maintained—both the hotel and the room! Just a heads-up: there’s no aircon, only a fan. It was cool enough for me, but my friend felt it was a bit warm since we visited during summer. The hotel might look a little dated in photos, but in person it’s airy, and doesn’t have any musty smell at all. The location is excellent—just a short walk to the Old Town, with plenty of eateries right next to the hotel. Staff were all super friendly and helpful. For the price I paid, I’d say it’s definitely worth it—especially with free breakfast included! I love the old school key system but it’s super heavy.

Excellent hotel! Next to bus stations, train stations and supermarket. Very clean, nice service.

Great location near the Old town. Everything's within 5-10 min walk. Clean, quiet hotel with varied breakfast. Big park alongside. Friendly service.

The hostel is in an excellent location, just a 5-minute walk from the main train station, making it ideal for an overnight stay if you are travelling early in the morning or looking for accommodation close to the station. It offers many useful services that provide everything you might need. There are two vending machines in the hostel – one with snacks and drinks, and another with various hygiene products such as toiletries and earplugs. The hostel also has a bar where you can enjoy a drink, as well as a coffee machine and hot beverages available at affordable prices. The hostel also offers meals. Breakfast is available for €10–11 and is fairly basic, including several types of cold cuts, cheese, eggs, cereals and muesli, yoghurt, pancakes, jams, hot drinks, coffee, and juices.

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.

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.

The hotel is just across the street from the train station. It has good air conditioning, plenty of electricity, a large bathroom with a bathtub, and provides tea bags, coffee, and milk. The room is bright and has a great view. It's a 15-minute walk straight to the city center, with many shops, small supermarkets, and restaurants along the way, but they close quite early.