The Schonberghof hotel is runway view, but not that of an airport
For AVGeeks, sleeping in a hotel with a runway view, especially if we are talking about large airports, is [...]
For AVGeeks, sleeping in a hotel with a view of the runway, especially if we are talking about large airports, is a craze comparable to a shopaholic's desire to be able to walk around the fashionable streets.
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Today, however, we are talking about a hotel that does not give a view of a runway, but rather of a racetrack, specifically the Schönberghof, which overlooks the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Austria, from above.
A modern facility, well within the context of the environment in Styria.
In this facility everything is made in full respect of the environment, the bike park available to guests immediately gives a pleasant welcome. And there is no lack of an electric charging station outside.
Reservation
This hotel does not participate in any alliance, so in addition to looking for the best rate, we recommend you check if you can take advantage of any special promotions. such as coupons from the Payback card that allow you to multiply the points accumulating as much as 10 times, without spending anything more than the published rate.
Sleeping in this facility is not cheap, however, as rooms hardly drop below 150/200 euros, and on race days the price goes up and not just a little. If the sound of engines is your drug, let's say you can easily overdose here.
The room
If you used to visit these parts of Europe, you will find the exact style in the rooms as well, starting with the bed.
Definitely cozy room and comfortable bed with classic all-around comforter.
A more than correctly sized wall-mounted TV is immediately striking.
Although one is not in a 5-star facility, the details are neat and tasteful such as a themed library, also serving an aesthetic function as well as excellent guest service.
Also striking is the size of the door, which is of great thickness that excellently insulates against hallway noise.
The real plus is the mega terrace that every room on the top floor has; it is not a space for the faint of heart since both F1 and the MotoGp world championship are raced on this circuit.
If you book at this facility, you want to breathe in the exhaust of the racing cars whizzing through the curves and as a wake-up call you want to hear a 12-thousand-rpm engine without getting out of bed.
Privacy is not the best, but we are in the stands, so it is also nice to be able to share the moment with some strangers.
As mentioned in the room there is nothing missing, in fact there are goodies like a tablet to connect to the internet, look up info about the track and what to do in the surrounding area.
The bathroom is also excellent. Underfloor heating manageable by the guest, spacious and plenty of personal care products. Perhaps the only flaw is that it is not windowed, but this is now a very common standard around the world.
In conclusion, breakfast. On our site we have told of spectacular awakenings by the sea in the Maldives or Dubai, but here, too, there is no messing around.
In recent months we have seen as very emblazoned hotels, especially in Italy, have cut back on the buffet and general breakfast offerings, but not here. A lavish buffet welcomes guests with every type of product to start the day off on a high note.
