Formally known as Österreichring, the Red Bull Ring in Austria is a premier destination for F1 fans. The Red Bull Ring circuit lies just outside the Austrian city of Spielberg, a relatively small place, but one still brimming with hotels and guest accommodation.
From traditional hotels that have stood for decades, to more modern buildings built especially to cater to the influx of Grand Prix followers and Formula One fans; there’s plenty of choice of accommodation for those in town looking to enjoy a pleasant stay after a busy day track side. Book the Best Hotels near Austrian Grand Prix.
Major Events
ADAC GT Masters
Formula 1 Grosser Preis Von ÖsterreichÂ
MotoGP Motorrad Grand Prix von Österreich
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Best Hotels near Red Bull Ring Austria
1. Landhotel Schönberghof & Gästehaus Enzinger
Distance to Track: located directly at the Red Bull Ring
Hotel overlooking the circuit, Free Parking
2. MT Hotel ★★★★
Distance to Track: 8 minutes drive
Modern Hotel, Free Parking, Top Reviewed
3. Hotel Restaurant Perschler ★★★
Distance to Track: 5 minutes drive
Good Value, Single & Double Rooms
4. GPtents- Spielberg
Distance to Track: 10 minutes walk
Walking Distance, Campsite (Tents)
Town of Spielberg in Austria
Formula One might be one of the most high octane sports around, but that doesn’t mean you can’t kick back and enjoy some tranquility during your visit to Spielberg.
You’ll be able to unwind in beautiful surroundings during your stay, with stunning views of rolling Austrian hillside, vineyards and historical townships and communes. Perfect for helping relax your eardrums after an action-packed day at the track, you’ll be right in the heart of Styria when you visit Spielberg, one of the biggest and most beautiful states in Austria.
Expect historic Austrian architecture, delicious local cuisine and a true taste of traditional life when you visit here.
While many of the more modern hotels and guest accommodation near the Red Bull Ring circuit itself are catered toward the more international travel, venture further afield and you may find yourself having to unearth your local phrase book or translation help to get you through some of the more complex exchanges you’ll face.
German is the officially recognized language here, although English is also common, especially in the hospitality industry.
You’ll get the best rates if you book months in advance, but even if you’ve left it until close to race day itself, it’s still possible to find cheap rooms to accommodate the smallest of travelling budgets.
The nearby world-famous circuit has hosted the Formula One Austrian Grand Prix on and off since 1970, while the circuit has also been the setting for other first-class racing events over the years such as the MotoGP and Adac GT Masters.
You can opt to stay in the city of Graz
If you prefer the comforts of a more cosmopolitan setting, the city of Graz might be a better choice for shorter stays. The second largest city in Austria (after Vienna), Graz is located around 50 kilometres away, and offers much more variety when it comes to hotels and guest accommodation.
Although you may want to stay closer to the track for at least part of your trip, booking some of your stay in Graz itself gives you plenty of opportunity to explore more of Austrian life. However, if you do indeed to back and forth between the Red Bull Bring and Austria’s second city, bear in mind local transport links aren’t as dependable as elsewhere in the country.
A rental car or shuttle bus is an essential if you’re serious about covering this distance daily during days’ long racing schedules.
When you are visiting Austria for the F1 or MotoGP Grand Prix you can also opt to stay a few days longer and visit the capital city of Vienna or stay for a few days in Salzburg (see best hotels).
Home of Austrian F1 Grand Prix
Location — The Red Bull Ring is located in Spielburg, in the Styrian region of Austria. Vienna is approx. two hours away by car, as is the nearest international airport. Austria’s second city and airport of Graz is closer, around an hour away by car. The smaller airport offers domestic flights and connections to central Europe.
Due to its relatively small size, the city of Spielberg can become inundated by visitors during race season. Whether you’re in town for an F1 fixture, intending to watch the Austrian Grand Prix, or just want to visit one of the most famous circuits in Europe, chances are you won’t be alone.
To make sure you nab the best deals on hotel rooms, book early to get the best prices and avoid the disappointment of overbooked hotels and guest accommodation.
Opened — 1969
Address — Red Bull Ring Str. 1, 8724 Spielberg, Austria
Major Events — Formula one Grand Prix, DTM, ELMS 4, Motorrad Grand Prix von Österreich, World Series by Renault
Circuit Length — 4,326 km
Spectator Capacity — around 40.000
Directions — By car from central Vienna you can reach the circuit by taking the A2 towards Graz, then the S6 towards Bruck/Mur/Semmering/Neunkirchen West. At the St. Michael junction, take the S36 towards Klagenfurt/Knittelfeld/Judenburg. Take the Zeltweg Ost/Spielberg exit, then the first left and left again onto the L503. After approximately 2 km turn right, taking the exit for the Red Bull Ring.
If you’re coming from Graz, take the A9 towards Salzburg. At the St. Michael junction, take the S36 towards Klagenfurt/Knittelfeld/Judenburg. Take the Zeltweg Ost/Spielberg exit, then the first left and left again onto the L503. After approximately 2 km turn right, taking the exit for the Red Bull Ring.
