3-Star Hotels in Vienna

It was close to the city center, and the accommodation was only a 4.5 minute walk from the tram, so it was a great place for sightseeing. In the photos it looked a little old and like a student dormitory, but when I actually entered the room, the facilities and sheets were clean, there were several outlets by the pillow, and the shower room had a step and a door between it and the toilet, so it was nice that the sink and toilet didn't get wet. In addition, the shared room had a full-fledged kitchen, free tea bags, apples, a refrigerator, etc., and there were two major supermarkets near the hotel, which were also recommended points.

This was our hotel for the last night of our Vienna trip. At first, we thought the location might be a bit far, but it turned out to be very convenient. The hotel is only about a 6-minute walk from the train station. One of the best things about this hotel is that Tram No. 2 stops right in front of the hotel. We purchased a 24-hour transport ticket, which allowed unlimited travel, making it very easy to get around the city for shopping, sightseeing, and exploring Vienna. The transportation connections were excellent. On our departure day, we simply walked to the train station and took a direct train to Vienna Airport, which made our journey stress-free and convenient. Overall, this hotel is a great choice for travelers looking for easy access to public transport, shopping areas, and the airport. We were very satisfied with our stay.

The front desk staff were very enthusiastic. We asked for hot water and they immediately gave us a brand new kettle. Because we checked in quite late, the room we were given only had one bar of signal, and the Wi-Fi wouldn't connect. Even mobile data was sometimes unusable because the signal was so bad. Plus, the bathroom door didn't have a lock; it seemed to be broken. Since there were no other rooms available, we ended up having to stay in that room with the terrible signal.

The location is convenient, and the facilities are very comprehensive. The room is also clean and comfortable, and the bathroom is spacious enough. I'll definitely stay here again when I come to Vienna. Having a kettle and tableware is great for longer stays. Self-check-in was easy to manage, just follow the instructions in the email.

The hotel was clean, conveniently located, and easy to find. It’s close to bus stops and underground stations, making it ideal for getting around. Situated in a busy area, it can be a bit noisy at night, but closing the windows helps reduce the sound. A fan was provided, which was especially appreciated given the warm weather. The room was cleaned daily and fresh towels provided daily as well without having to request for it which was impressive and the breakfast offered a good variety of options.

The room was in the attic. The hotel felt a bit old but was very clean. I really liked the attic room I booked with a skylight; it was warm and well-laid out. It's one of the few hotel rooms I've genuinely enjoyed staying in. The surrounding area has plenty of amenities, and the hotel's location is very quiet. My only regret was missing breakfast. Still, I'd definitely recommend it!

Excellent hotel for its price. I was positively surprised that even breakfast was included! And it was delicious- eggs, cheese, ham, yogurt, desserts, fruit, even cacao! Staff was very friendly, room quite clean & enough for 1 person. No problems with hot water. Stable wifi. Shower gel & shampoo provided, but not of high quality, I preferred to use mine. Unfortunately, no water of tea pot available for free at the hotel, but near reception you can find a coffee machine for 2 eur drink. Also you can order a teapot for 5 eur in your room. It was quite calm in the hotel, though I could hear voices from the nearest room. There was a problem with the safe: it was locked when I arrived, the personnel could open it at first, because there were no keys. In the evening they opened it, then I just closed the door to put my code, but it turned out to be closed again...and I didn't know the code, of course. So I didn't use it. But it would be better if you have an updated instruction how to use it, current is not valid. Though the staff told me I could leave smth at the reception if I would like. The district is great - shops, cafés just around the corner. 5 mins walk to the nearest metro station, 15 mins to Rathaus. I easily got to the city center by foot.

Because I lived in a hotel in Europe for the first time, I was accustomed to the domestic habits and did not bring slippers. As a result, the restaurant did not provide it. Without the converter, the result was not provided by the restaurant, so I bought a difference of 12.9 euros. Ok! If you live in a European hotel, you must bring the necessary items, otherwise you will have a bad point. The distance from the Schönbrunn Palace is not there, but there is no breakfast shop. We had to go to the Golden Arch in one subway station and then to the Schönbrunn Palace in the subway. The hotel is very quiet, the morning is the window, wake us up.

The room was clean and quite spacious. Tram No. 25 is right outside the hotel, making public transport very convenient. There's also a Billa supermarket and McDonald's nearby, which makes dining options very accessible.

The room was a decent size, but the amenities were very basic. The carpets were a bit grubby. It's located in what felt like a suburban area, which was very quiet. There's a subway-like public transport option for getting around. At this price point, it's definitely one of the cheapest options around. It's fine if you just need a place to crash for the night.