Limehome Linz Friedrichstraße

Stayed at the limehome in Linz, entrance to the location was very hard to find and only a small, hidden sign points to it. There is absolutely no parking anywhere near the accomodation, so I ended up parking my car in Knabenseminarstraße and walking the rest of the way. The accomodation is in a central location, which I think would have been a quiet area if it wasn't for the Urfahrfest on that perticular weekend. The room is sparse but clean. TV and shower worked well and bed was okay. However, I forgot some items there and it took over 2 weeks and dozens of email messages for them to return them to me. There was always a different person answering my messages, sometimes in German, sometimes in English, and you could tell that probably neither was their native language. Bottomline: for a (very) short stay without a car this is acceptable. Just make sure you don't leave anything behind in the room.

Not a hotel but AirBnb with secretive and difficult instructions about the location, entry codes etc. They should say it first hand they are NOT a hotel

Church bells ringing thru the night... The hotel itself was nice - clean, spacious, good location. Digital access was smooth and seamless. The only issue (which may be deal breaker for some) is the church across the street rings its bells well into the night. Enjoy being woken up every 15/30 minutes as the bells ring, just as you drift off to sleep. It wasn't until about 2am that I finally got used to the bells and was able to get a few hours sleep - before being woken up again.

access info go The procedures for a timely confirmation of the checkin, the access codes and more concise guidance information how to get to and into the apartment, urgently needs improvement. The apartment itself was great

Nice

Gut: Sauber; Lage Schlecht: Kirchenglocken haben ganze Nacht geläutet, habe angerufen, mir wurde ein Rückruf versprochen, den ich nie bekommen habe; Matratze durchgelegen