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Austria Classic Hotel Wolfinger

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A historic 3-star city hotel on Linz's Hauptplatz, housed in a 15th-century building and part of the Austria Classic Hotels group.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

Austria Classic Hotel Wolfinger is a three-star city hotel located at Hauptplatz 19 in Linz, Austria, directly on the city's main square. The hotel occupies a building whose history reaches back to the 15th century, originally constructed as a monastery. It was first mentioned as an inn (Herberge) in 1616, and by 1771 it operated as the Gasthof zum "Goldenen Löwen" (Inn at the Golden Lion). Over the centuries it hosted notable guests including Prince Metternich (1841), Archduke Johann (1843), Hans Christian Andersen (1869), and composer Anton Bruckner, who was a regular. Today the hotel is part of the Austria Classic Hotels group and presents itself as a harmonious blend of historic ambience and modern comfort. The hotel offers rooms and apartments furnished predominantly in Biedermeier style, complemented by modern elements. All rooms include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, telephones, and hairdryers. The property features a generous breakfast room with views over Linz's baroque Hauptplatz, bright seminar and event spaces, a free internet corner, and free high-speed Wi-Fi throughout. Its central location makes it a base for city tourists, cyclists, groups, and business travelers, with public transport and the Hauptplatz underground garage nearby. Because the building dates from the 15th century and is protected as a historic monument (Denkmalschutz), it is not barrier-free or wheelchair accessible. The hotel markets itself as "Linz's most central" and offers packages such as the "Linz-Wochenende 2026" weekend, which includes two nights in a double room, a rich breakfast buffet, and a 48-hour Linz Card. The building at Hauptplatz 19 is also recorded as a building in Linz, Austria, in Wikidata (Q37979083).

History

The building at Hauptplatz 19 in Linz, Austria, has a history reaching back to the 15th century, when it was originally built as a monastery. It was first mentioned as an inn (Herberge) in 1616. By 1771 it was operating as the Gasthof zum "Goldenen Löwen" (Inn at the Golden Lion). In 1841 Prince Metternich stayed here, and in 1843 His Imperial Highness Archduke Johann lodged in the house. In 1869 Hans Christian Andersen took quarters in what is today the Hotel Wolfinger. Composer Anton Bruckner was a regular guest. Today the hotel presents itself as a harmonious combination of progress and tradition, modern comfort and historic ambience, and operates as part of the Austria Classic Hotels group. The building is protected as a historic monument, which means it is not barrier-free or wheelchair accessible.

  • 1869

    Hans Christian Andersen took quarters in what is today the Hotel Wolfinger.

  • 1843

    Archduke Johann lodged in the house.

  • 1841

    Prince Metternich stayed at the house.

  • 1771

    Operating as the Gasthof zum "Goldenen Löwen" (Inn at the Golden Lion).

  • 1616

    First mentioned as an inn (Herberge).

Products and positioning

Historic 3-star city hotel in the most central location on Linz's Hauptplatz, blending tradition with modern comfort.

  • Hotel rooms

    Rooms furnished predominantly in Biedermeier style with flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, telephone, and hairdryer.

  • Apartments

    Apartments available alongside standard rooms.

  • Breakfast buffet

    Rich breakfast buffet served daily until 11 a.m. in a generous breakfast room with views over Linz's Hauptplatz.

  • Seminar and event spaces

    Bright rooms available for seminars and events.

  • Linz-Wochenende 2026 package

    Two nights in a double room, rich breakfast buffet, and a 48-hour Linz Card; price on request.

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