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Schlossberghotel

Graz, Austria · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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In 1596 the court carpenter Hans Stierl bought Christoffen Fux's house, the double-gabled building that is now Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Kai 30. From about 1860 it was the inn Zum Bierstrom, and from 1980 to 1982 it was rebuilt as the Schlossberghotel, at the foot of the castle hill on the Mur side of the old town. Forty-nine rooms and four suites mix original pictures with antiques, and eight apartments from 2011 sit in the Domenig-Spitz.

About Schlossberghotel

History

Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Kai 30 is a former craftsman's house with a double gable, put up in the 16th or 17th century. The first written mention, in 1596, is Christoffen Fux's house, by then bought by Hans Stierl, court carpenter. From about 1860 it was the inn Zum Bierstrom, under Johann Landerl. A Gründerzeit facade was added around 1900 and taken back when the building was renewed as a hotel in 1980 to 1982. Two neighboring houses were later absorbed, and in 2011 apartments opened in the Domenig-Spitz.

The setting

Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Kai 30, 8010 Graz, Innere Stadt, at the foot of the Schlossberg on the east bank of the Mur. The Kunsthaus is a few minutes' walk across the river.

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