I stayed at the Spitz Hotel for one night and had a great sleep. Hotel and rooms are minimalist-chic in decor. I appreciated the in-room books/info they supplied on Linz as well as the quarky sponge that mirrored the hotel's logo, for branding effects. The bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom had one of those anti-fog mirrors. Can't complain; a solid hotel.

The staff are tremendous - very helpful in everything we needed. The rooms are a bit small, but this is typical for Europe. The room was clean, quiet, and the bed was comfortable. no problems at all.

It started rough as the bedroom I got had'nt been done (most probably due to the last occupant who left a red banner "don't disturb"). Anyhow the reception immediately upgraded me to a superb masterroom with all kinds of lavishly designed furniture, bathromm & electronics.
Staff is very much helpfull and rooms as I said realy nice.
A good address when in Linz.
Just need a car as it is across the Danube river, few minutes from center by taxi

This modern hotel is conveniently located, well connected by public transport, has a clean, functional and uncluttered design. It has top notch shower and bathroom fittings.
Sleeping comfort is not that great though. The entrance is on a pedestrian street, but the three other fronts of the hotel are adjacent to main roads. Traffic noise penetrated my room and prevented normal sleep.
Breakfast is poor, the majority of the offer being from lower quality range industrial products and packaged convenience staples. This is inexplicable in a region of Austria with among the very best dairy products and bread available. 80s pop tunes at headache level ruined breakfast anyway.
My main problem is the old mismatch. Top class furnishing vs low quality staff and service. Some entrepreneurs think that being design hotel relieves them from their duty to deliver performance and value.