Landgraf Hotel & Loft in Linz 

The individualistic and homelike atmosphere is carried on into the 32 guest rooms. All guest rooms feature common hotel standards and unusual things like a kitchenette or balcony.The warm, elegant wooden coloured furniture is carefully combined with one of the commanding colours yellow, orange or red.Paintings of Johann Jascha and Helga Pree Greif pay tribute to the local art scene.

Opening times of the café:Monday to Friday: 09:00 to 21:00. Closed on weekends and public holidays.

The centre of Linz is compact and best explored on foot, while the city’s network of trams is useful for longer journeys. Nearby points of interest include;- Ars Electronica Centre (museum of new technology): 1 block- Lentos Museum of Modern Art: 300 metres- Linz Genesis (municipal museum and information centre): 300 metres- Postlingbergbahn (steep, narrow-gauge railway): 500 metres- Castle Museum Linz: 700 metres

Take tram lines 1 or 2 in the direction of the university or tram line 3 in the direction "Bergbahnhof" and get off at Rudolfstraße. The hotel is on the left side after the underpass.To collect the ticket to enter the hotel's parking garage, please stop in front of the hotel first.

Behind the landmark neo-Gothic façade of a historical townhouse, the Landgraf Hotel & Loft is situated in the heart of Linz, only a stroll away from the town's main square.Many cultural sights such as the Ars Electronica Centre and the Lentos Museum of Modern Art are in the immediate vicinity.Neither the entrance nor the rooms have a typical hotel character. Instead of an ordinary hotel lobby, a personal reception area will welcome you, giving you almost the feeling like coming home.All rooms and suites at the Landgraf Hotel & Loft can be characterised as apartments rather than hotel rooms due to their above average size. They are decorated with paintings by local artists.The hotel's Landgraf Café - one of the hot spots in Linz - is the perfect place for drinks, lively conversation, people watching and experiencing the undeniable excitement of Linz.