Name: Am Greiner
Address: Mörbischer Straße 1-3, 7071, Rust, Rust, Rust, 7071, Austria
Rating: 5.2

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Vienna International Airport

Arnulf Rainer Museum

Hauptplatz

Beethoven Schauraume

Rathaus

Kurpark

Rollett-Museum

Casino Baden

Doblhoffpark

Rosarium

Hrad Devin

Belvedere

Chatam Sofer Memorial

Bratislava Castle – Hrad

New Bridge

The Universitas Istropolitana (Academia)

Fishing gate

Bratislava Zoo

Michael's Gate

Vienna State Opera

Prater

Apollo Bridge

Museum of the History of Art

The Grassalkovich palace

Slovak National Theatre

Museumsquartier

St. Stephen's Cathedral

Schoenbrunn Palace

Tiergarten Schonbrunn

Hofburg Palace

Museum of Natural History

Mayerling Chapel

Bratislava Airport

Am Greiner

Rust

Rooms u bathroom newly renovated breakfast all right the two young ladies at the reception are helpful and nice.Unfortunately parking space is lacking.Very worn out and every step is crowded.No air conditioning in the room.Unfortunately many spider hides throughout the hotel

Halfway right.

Rooms etc. Corona measures are mentioned at check-in, but neither staff nor guests comply, and guests are not notified. No MN masks, no spacing at breakfast buffet. Breakfast is not disinfected between two guests, salt and pepper at the table.

Corona measures are counted but not followed

Some people shouldn’t run hotels or be around customers. The owner of this hotel is one of the worst people we’ve ever encountered. We didn’t choose this hotel, we were forced to stay here due to an Austrian airline flight delay. The hotel in itself is run down, very basic and has uncomfortable beds. The check in/check out staff are rude and unprofessional. The breakfast contains of diluted juices, stale bread, old fruit and over cooked eggs. It’s a mystery to us how a professional airline like Austrian airline can have this hotel as a partner. 

Avoid at all cost!! 

We had ordered 11 rooms. We were a wedding company. We couldn't get the rooms before the wedding and we had to move to the wellness area. We couldn't get at least one room. Since it was noon, we wanted to eat a little something.... no kitchen... The facade is still the newest in the house. The rooms have come of age, the soap dispensers have become obsolete.

Outside, outside, inside, well...

This hotel is way too expensive for what it offers. A double room on a Sunday night costus €120! Service was reluctant at best and the rooms are big but old-looking and smelly. Also very poor that the WiFi only works in the lobby, no connection in the rooms. Can't recommend this hotel.

Way too expensive

Rust was definitely worth a trip. It wasn't the first time you were here and no matter when you come, there's always something to see/do. It wasn't the first time you were in this hotel.

Very nice hotel in a nice quiet

During a weekend trip, we spent two days at the hotel at the Greiner. I had only read some negative reviews after booking, but we had to find that there was really nothing to criticize. The reception at the reception was extremely nice, breakfast was fine and sufficient, although relatively many travelers stayed at this hotel that weekend.

Week-end trip

We had bought 4 double-bed rooms with family and friends at the hotel (EUR 105.00).The rooms were freezing at our various times of arrival at 13:00, 15:00 and 23:00, really freezing - 11 degrees in the day and 3 degrees in the night in October - it was not worth the effort to turn on the radiators in the morning to warm the rooms up a little. The room was a little older and there was only one socket in the room, comical!!!The bathroom has long since passed the better times (between the tiles in the shower), the old shower cabin with a very crude shower head, no one has been exchanging for a long time!!!!! 3 stars were more than 10 years old, 1 1/2 years old, and unfortunately, the first day of Christmas is a little cheaper, and the first day of Christmas is the worst, and the last day of Christmas is the worst, and the last day of Christmas is the worst.

Unfortunately not very hospitable.

This 3 star hotel could very easily be uprated to 4 star.
The hotel is very attractive from outside - see the website photo.
The swimming pool is an excellent feature.
The restaurant is spacious and well laid out.

The first thing I would recommend is to get rid of the barkeeper who regards hotel guests as a nuisance who keep him back from playing games (or whatever) on the mobile phone which is always in his hand, an example of which was:
my wife asked for two beers to take up to the room. He placed the bottles on the bar, she asked if he could open them which he did. She then asked if she could have two glasses at which he rolled his eyes before grudgingly providing them. What would his reaction have been if we had asked for room service??
A WORD TO THE MANAGENENT - get rid of this guy or get him a job with one of your competitors.

The room was a good size but everything was tired and worn out. The furniture was a mixture of dated styles. The bed end was loose and was held on with a variety of screws. There was an extra single bed covered with a red blanket and I'm sure those hairs on it were from a dog. 

The bathroom was also large and dated. When showering I found myself standing in 3 or 4 cms of water because it doesn't drain away quickly enough. The washbasin table is loose on the wall because people probably use it as a support when leaving the shower.

Wifi is available only in the lobby.

There is no lift and lugging heavy cases up and down the stairs isn't really acceptable.

If these points could be addressed this would be a great hotel. The owner also has another hotel as well as operating several boats on the lake so must have access to experienced staff.

Am Greiner

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