Claudius Caesar

About us

Behind the sober address of Waagner-Biro-Straße 8 in the west of Graz, nobody expects a palace, and yet that is pretty much exactly what the Claudius Caesar offers. The champagne bar is done in warm gold, with columns, figures and a curved counter lined with red bar stools; the light comes muted from Tiffany lamps and small ceiling spots. Guests sit here, drink and chat with the ladies, who work independently and agree their fee directly with the guest.

The real point of the house is its private rooms. Each follows a theme of its own, and the execution is thorough: a Babylon room with heavy fabrics and a red bed, a Bedouin tent with cushions under a fabric sky, an Emerald room whose green grotto walls recall a stage set, a French room with a four-poster bed and a round whirlpool between columns, an Indian room with round arches and canopies, an Egyptian room in which two pharaoh figures flank the passage, and on top of that an Asian VIP room complete with a terracotta warrior. The house speaks of "the finest materials", worked by specialists; one may take that as a sign that little here has been left to chance.

The rooms are rented by the hour, the whirlpool for two hours, the VIP room for three, each time with a bottle. Open daily from 19 o'clock: until four from Monday to Wednesday, until six in the morning from Thursday to Saturday, and until two on Sundays and public holidays. There is an ATM in the office.

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