I spent 3 nights at the Hotel Wolfinger and wish I could have spent more. It's a very old hotel…read morelocated directly on the Hauptplatz, LInz's main square. You need to climb a flight of stairs to get to the registration desk but they have a mirror looking down the stairs so someone came down to help us lug up our luggage. The staff was lovely and extremely helpful. The rooms are all located along an open air hallway with arch ways and wrought iron railings. You can pull up in front of the hotel but there's no long term parking so the most convenient place to park is the Hauptplatz TiefGarage located off the 129. Since there were 3 of us we had a room with a queen sized bed (actually 2 twins pushed together which is pretty typical in Austria) and a sofa that converted to a twin. The beds were comfortable but could have used more or firmer pillows. If you're looking for higher end toiletries, you'd better bring your own because you get the bare minimum. A fairly typical breakfast is included with the room. There was yogurt, cereals, different kinds of fruit, Straud Jams, cold cuts, cheeses, soft boiled eggs and an amazing assortment of breads. There was an assortment of teas, regular drip coffee and a machine that ground your beans and brewed your espresso or cappuccino for you.

Five stars ***** We are so very happy we made our…read morereservations with Hotel Wolfinger. My husband comes to Linz for meetings. This year we decided to bring our grown daughter to experience Linz and Germany. The hotel is eloquent, charming, clean, superb service, and has a delicious breakfast each morning. We wanted to be in the center of Linz, for easy access to shops and restaurants. Hotel Wolfinger was everything and more during our stay. Bathrooms are updated, large and extremely clean. We enjoyed everyday, felt at home, and appreciated the staffs kind words of direction if we asked. We are from Texas, in America, and want to thank everyone who made our stay welcoming and comfortable.

Accommodations were not impressive. This is a basic hotel claiming to be a 4 star. Parking was…read moreeasy but it was an additional charge. The staff were respectful but the process was very confusing. As a long standing Marriott member, I would not recommend to others as they don't live up to the expectations of Marriott. They overcharged me for the rooms I reserved and were not willing to address my concerns.

This is a moderately priced hotel with a bar and restaurant. Surfing my visit, there was nothing…read morespecial about the room or services. Service at the bar was inattentive. My party had to repeatedly ask for refills of water and every beverage. There was no checking in to see if we were ready for another drink or to simply refill water glasses.

Gasthof Moser is a quaint and old-fashioned Gasthof (the German equivalent of an inn) just off of…read morethe main square in Neuhofen an der Krems. Moser is run by the extremely friendly Herr and Frau Moser. The ancient building feels like a kick back to a very different time; when one enters the main rooms through a small entrance room with a vaulted stone archway, the feel of the place is old-fashioned comfort. Dark wood and vintage curiosities such as old firefighting gear, hunting equipment, and traditional decorations cover the walls. The atmosphere in Moser is one of the things that propels it above other eateries I've visited. Check out my food blog for a complete review of the Menü at Moser: http://reestablishingthefoodconnection.blogspot.co.at/2012/12/gasthof-moser.html

Absolutely loved this hotel! Beyond charming, the walls themselves are history. The building is…read moreat least 500 years old, but fixed up to be modern and comfortable. Our room as very ample in size, the beds were comfortable, breakfast buffet was top notch. I would stay here again, and recommend this 100%.

What would a Disney hotel look like in the northern plains of Austria - Well, I suspect it would…read morelook pretty much like this. That said, we had a really nice stay at the Paridiso hotel and spa, despite the overtly colorful decor and the overstated features such as antler displays and glass encased torches. Our room was simple, but well appointed, with an outdoor balcony. Compared to a couple other places we've been to, I thought the breakfast and dinner offerings a little less than spectacular, but service was attentive and the food was palatable... just not off the charts amazing. We were drawn here by the access to the spa next door, which has a fairly large 'textile area' with two swim-up bars in a really warm indoor-outdoor pool, as well as several other distractions, like a warm pool where you can lounge and watch movies. There's also a naturist/sauna area with several rest areas, various sauna amenities, and a warm and and 'not very warm' pool where no swim-suits are required. I did the Caribbean 'tranken' sauna that included as fruity drink half way through the sweat routine. It was really hot - I bailed after the beverage! Not sure this would be our first choice for a return visit, but we had a nice stay here and felt well attended to. Seems it would be a little lack-luster in the middle of winter.

Great, quaint little place, lovely little town! Can't say enough good things about this place, the…read morefolks who own and run this inn are hospitable and service is always impeccable. Rooms are very nice, clean and comfortable. Love the local Hefeweizen, some of the best out there. Breakfast service included in room price, very nice cooked to order eggs, fresh fruit and bread every morning as well. We ate dinner here often during our weeklong stay, highly recommend, not a bad dish to be found. Right up the street from the famous Kremsmunster Monastary, beautiful place and a must see.