Hotels in Vienna

"- The check-in process is a bit tedious. Like in airports, there are machines to self-checkin, but there are many but there are many information to provide (you can do it online, but I never do). - Located a bit far from the Westbanhof (1 statiok + a few minutes walk or 15min walks from the station). Wien is not a dangerous place, but compared to A&O Haufptbahnof, it's a bit different :) - Prices changes are relatively stable, compared to A&O Haufptbahnof. - The rooms are tidy and very large. You use a key card to enter your room. However, the inside of a bed IS well designed, in which you are not directly exposed to sunlight/room lights - You have to make your bed, which is a bit annoying. - Towels are provided, as well as soap/shower gel and a hair dryer. - The main entrance is easy to locate, parking near and large reception/ bar inside. - There is a storage room, you ask for the keys at the reception and there are cameras, which is good"

"The hotel location is the best. It is 2 minutes walk to the pedestrian zone and less than 15 minutes walk to museums. There are many food options The breakfast is excellent and the hours from 6:30 am to 10:30 am suits many people , even if you sleep later. Coffee is inside the room free of charge and they refill it every day.  Daily house keeping was excellent.  Cons are : The room is dark color and not lively. It is a bit depressing but it is ok and I minus 1 star but this is a personal preference. I don’t like cages closet. I also don’t like that the shower  has one curtain side and one side that is completely open. It is fine for a couple but for 2 male friends, anyone who walk in will see a naked body showering. There is a low table and it has dust on it so it is not that clean. This hotel deserves a 9 plus score definitely and will recommend it to anyone who likes the price and the closeness to ‘actions’"

"This hotel is located outside the inner city, a bit far from the main attractions. The tram takes about half an hour, but it's affordable and packed. Facilities: A bit dated, the elevator door needs to be closed, and there's no sink, but there's a bathtub. Overall, it's acceptable. The room has a refrigerator and all the amenities you need, and it's quite spacious. For the price, it's quite good for such a spacious room, triple beds, and breakfast included. The breakfast is good and quite plentiful. Cleanliness: The hotel recommends reusing towels for environmental reasons, but if you need to change them, just leave them on the floor. I personally find that acceptable. Environment: The hotel has a quaint, old-house feel. The bus stop is very close, making it very convenient for getting around. There's a large supermarket across the street, open from 6 AM to 10 PM—a truly remarkable addition in Vienna. Service: Very good"

"Overall an enjoyable stay. Room was comfortable and clean. While there is an electric kettle, you’ll need to pay extra for a tea or coffee package. May want to consider bringing your own cup and coffee/tea if you need a hot drink and want to save money. Mine was a Smart Street room, so window faces out to the main road. Some traffic noise during rush hour but I didn’t find it disturbing as the surrounding area is generally quiet. But do take note if you are sensitive to noise. About 5 min walk from the Kaisermühlen subway station, so travelling around Vienna is convenient. Also within walking distance to the Austria Center Vienna. Hotel has a restaurant but other than that, there weren’t any restaurants or food places or supermarkets nearby. But this isn’t an issue if you’re ok to do subway travel. Breakfast was good quality. Lobby and dining area was tastefully designed and vibrant. I did the check-in online, was convenient."

"sehr freundliches Personal, Zimmer Top in Ordnung, Im Lift wurde geschüttet sodass auch am nächsten Morgen noch alles klebrig war. Alles im allem eine sehr gute Absteige."

"The services at the reception was very efficient and friendly and helpful. Answer and fulfill all our requests. Location was good just opposite train station and buses."

"Beautiful hotel, tasteful interiors, spacious rooms with balcony, very clean, superb personnel and great location in front of Schönbrunn Castle gardens and close to U4 line to the City Centre (about 15min by subway to reach Karlsplatz/Opera/Ringstr). With my highest recommendations."

"Spacious, and modern serviced apartment steps away from the Vienna Central Station. The apartments are quite big and have a nice kitchenette, microwave, water kettle, and some plates, bowls, utensils, cups, and pots and pans for you to use. Shampoo and body wash are provided in the washroom. There is also laundry facilities at basement with fee. The grocery store as well as some restaurants within walking distance. Just the bed was a bit soft, soundproof wasn’t that good can hear every single sound come from bathroom. Shower stand was broken and not fixed even we stayed for 3N"

"The room was spacious, exactly as pictured, with no color difference. The advantage of staying in an apartment hotel is that the rooms are large and the price is more affordable! It was spotless and very clean. There was even a charging tray upstairs (in case you forget your adapter! 😂) And it was incredibly warm inside; even my mom, who is very sensitive to the cold, didn't feel cold (it was even a little warm! 😂) We didn't care about the cleaning frequency; in fact, we hung a ”Do Not Disturb” sign on the door every day! 😂 Hotels or apartments in Austria usually only allow check-in at 3 PM, but this one allowed us to leave our luggage at the front desk for free if we arrived early. The location isn't in the city center, but public transportation is extremely convenient. The versatile bus route 62 is right outside, providing direct access or transfers to places like the Golden Hall, Hofburg Palace, and Schönbrunn Palace in less than half an hour. Vienna isn't as large as some of China's megacities, so you don't necessarily have to be fixated on the city center (of course, if you're rich, feel free to do whatever you want 😂). In short, I highly recommend visiting Vienna; the value for money is unbeatable!"