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Roof Terrace with Pool
It is the perfect place where to enjoy the views over the Unesco World Heritage Site that is the roof scape of the old town of Graz. You can enjoy a lavish breakfast or drink a glass of wine while feeling the soft touches of the first or last rays of the sun or refresh yourself with a leap into our pool after a sunbath.

Breakfast
The breakfast in the Schlossberghotel – Das Kunsthotel inspires not only because of its variety of regional and international specialities, but also because of the variety of breakfast-places. In their lovely winter garden, in their cozy breakfast area, comfortably in your own room or at their spectacular roof terrace, just to give a  welcome to each new day.

Meetings and Private Events
The Schlossberghotel – Das Kunsthotel offers three different rooms for up to 60 persons for events and meetings. Contemporary art and modern functionality create a special setting for individual events. The extraordinary premises, such as the romantic winter garden, the breathtaking roof terrace with a view of Graz or the elegant Schlossbergsaal leave no wishes unsatisfied.

SPA
The whole leisure area with sauna, infrared-cabin and gym is open 24 hours for the guests.

Bar & Restaurant
There's not an hotel restaurant but the Schlossberghotel – Das Kunsthotel is located directly in the city centre and is surrounded by excellent restaurants. However the Bar area is located in the heart of the Lobby and invites you to intensive meetings, stimulating discussions and humorous chats. A refreshing glass of wine, a steaming cup of coffee or a jovial Cognac inspire the hearts and the tongue.

The Apartments
If you are looking for something more than a hotel room or suite, a place to feel even more at home away from home, the apartments at the Schlossberghotel - Das Kunsthotel are perfect. They promise a maximum of living quality for short as well as for long stays with the combination of contemporary art and luxurious functionality. Situated in the Domenig-Spitz, which was created by the famous architecture Günther Domenig, the 8 fully equipped apartments allow a generous and modern living.

Minibar and Kitchenette
Suites and apartments are equipped with a minibar in the room; additional to that, the apartments have a kitchenette with the facility to store and cook food.

Art only Art
100 artists are exhibited throughout the Schlossberghotel - Das Kunsthotel. A journey into art to be enjoyed with both hands. Furthermore, every year new works emerge thanks to philosophy "Artists in Action". In limited edition and exclusively for the Schlossberghotel - Das Kunsthotel, the artists let their creativity run free to shape and create new hotel highlights.

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5 good reasons to choose Graz to others Austrian Cities

There is no denying that Vienna is utterly beautiful, which is probably the reason it landed on your bucket list in the first place. Gorgeous architecture, imperial flair and opulence, as well as world-class museums…Vienna has it all. However, what if I told you that there is a city in Austria which has all that, but without the Viennese obnoxious tourist crowds? That city, my friends, is Graz. There are actually 5 good reasons to visit Graz instead any other Austrian Cities! Not convinced yet? Then keep on reading and see if I can change your mind.

1. Graz is Tradition

Now, when you think of Austria, what comes to mind? Is it classical music, ballroom dancers, the Sound of Music? To be fair, Austria is all that. However, in the past, Austria has been reduced to these few marketable aspects of its culture. Don’t get me wrong, but Austria is simply so much more than some cliché.

Vienna, Salzburg, and Innsbruck are obvious tourist destinations. So obvious, that businesses in these cities now largely cater to foreign visitors. While that is convenient, it also means a loss of authenticity.

Tourism in Graz, Austria’s second biggest city, is a relatively new concept. There is a tourist infrastructure, yes, but businesses here still cater primarily to locals. Tourist rip-offs are non-existent. If you see people walking around in a dirndl (traditional feminine dress used in Southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland) , it’s probably because they are celebrating a special occasion, not for the tourists’ benefit. If you want to eat a proper Wiener Schnitzel, you know that the price is fair and not inflated only because you are a tourist.

Tradition is still alive in Graz. While traditional coffee houses in Vienna are closing and making way for international chains, Graz is brimming with independent cafes and restaurants. Small boutique shops still have a space among big retailers. Locals still buy their flowers from the farmers’ market.

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