What a find. This charming, elegant place is just brimming with Austro-Hungarian history. A former monastery built in 1760 (its still retains facets of its original architecture) it was once hosted the Emperor Franz Josef himself for a night during his visit to the city in 1806. His portraits are everywhere among a treasure trove of regal and local artefacts which add to the hotel's stylish history. The owner/manager is a very interesting lady, whose father was a well-known local politician and worth a chat with. My only regret is I couldn't stay another night because I had a plane to catch.

It's an old family-run hotel with signs of other times, but clean and well-maintained. The hotel is located on the border of the downtown. It's only 5 min walk to the main sightseeing places and museums. The train station is about 15 min walk. Our room (actually we got a kind of suit) consisted of two spaces: a bedroom and a living room with a kitchenette, which we didn't use, but it was nice to have a fridge. There is a sauna in the basement, which can be pre-ordered. I used it once and enjoyed it greatly. Breakfast was good. The only minus: the internet is not very reliable: it's OK to check emails, but don't plan a proper working day or online film screening.

The Internet is not very reliable: it's OK to check emails but don't plan a proper working day or online film screening.

The hotel is centrally located and our room was very spacious. Parking is very difficult. The host warned me repeatedly not to leave the car outside or I would get a ticket. On the morning we were leaving, I left the car outside for 5 minutes to collect our bags and we got a ticket. The host was very apologetic and agreed to pay half the fine. Not the host's fault, but something to be aware of.

The breakfast is very basic.

We had a wonderful stay! The room was clean and spacious, the staff was nice and friendly. The location is perfect- 10 min of a relaxed walk to the city center and the bus station is right in front of the hotel door. The area is quiet and nice. It’s definitely a value for money!

When I walked into lobby, I thought I was in somebodys home. This is an old home converted into a hotel. I was amazed. Looks like a lot of the old house was still in use. Big bedroom. Big bathroom and shower. Near city center and bus stop was directly across the street. The 2 ladies on the staff were very nic, friendly and helpful. Even had a well furnished sitting room. Good breakfast and coffee.

Took long time to get hot water.

It was my second stay here and I got a "one-person room" that was actually more like a suite, with a bedroom and a small, separate living room, a basic kitchen and a bathroom. The hotel still breathes a nostalgic charm of times long gone by.

There are very little or none vegetarian or vegan options for breakfast, so I brought some extra bread spread with me.

Very accommodating staff who kindly helped to rectify a late night challenge we had. Rooms were huge, absolutely perfect for family members of all ages. Ample room if needing space for luggage or hiking or biking gear. Bathrooms modernised. Overall very clean with a nice historical feel and unique decrotive features through out and in the rooms. Easy breakfast at a very fair price, great coffee. A self serve policy for some canned drinks, accounted for at the end of the stay. Location less than 5 minute walk into town with a super market one street away.

Great central location, lovely owner lady, tasty breakfast. Lovely traditional, old fashion pansion.

The spiral staircase was loud, and the bedroom was upstairs and bathroom downstairs.

Nice hotel with an extraordinary historic ambiance. Our room was extremly specious and well equipped. Staff was very helpful and super kind. Breakfast was also very good. Location - just perfect.

Nice, big room with a kitchen and all amenities. The kettle was so strong once boil lasted me hours.

The shower water was lukewarm at best.