3-Star Hotels in Vienna

Good experiences: Very good location. 1 min from the Metro station. Supermarket in a distance of 30 seconds walk. Water and apple in the lobby as refreshment. Relatively affordable in Vienna. Bad experiences: Unstable water temperature during bathing. That made me just like travelling between hell and heaven for many times. They opened the window when I was out. Then I found insects when I came back. That was a bit disgusting and I need to spend time to deal with the insects. No telephone so I can’t seek help at once. The toilet flush wet the floor.

Hotel sits conveniently beside the central station. Perfect for those taking the train to Vienna. Breakfast was great as well and room was spacious

We recently spent a night at ibis just outside of the Wien Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) and were happy with our stay. Luggage storage for those who arrive early or have late departures out of the city Rooms are decently sized for average-sized guests, with a strong hot shower and daily housekeeping. No complimentary water or other amenities, but that is the ibis way. You can walk down to Reception 24/7 to get a cup of hot water, or get a free coffee from the 1st floor restaurant (opens at 6.30 am) even if you're not having breakfast.

Amazing and value-for-money! Will definitely recommend. Friendly staff, rooms is very clean and even had a nice view on 12th floor. They also helped to keep the luggage before check-in and after check-out. Breakfast also have good options, though sometimes might be a bit crowded. Location is just in front of 2 Trams, which one of them going to Train Central Station (Wien Hbf) directly. Also metro is within 5min walk. Besides that there are multiple Lidle or Billa supermarkets within 5min walk, and the Mariahilfer shopping street is just next to hotel. Would like to be back again!

The hotel service is very good. As soon as I entered the store, a very enthusiastic lady gave two cups of self-service coffee. Although the room is not big, it has a clean and new feel. There are two wafers on the bed as a welcome gift The toilet shower water is very good, and there is no need to take a shower in the bathtub. Many hotels in Europe are troublesome to shower in the bathtub. There is a small police station opposite the hotel. It really feels safe. There are several restaurants downstairs. It takes less than ten minutes to walk two streets to the Chinese restaurant. There are many Chinese shops in one street. It takes 20 minutes to walk to the city center, but you can see it all the way. It’s not too far to walk through a market. We are at the scenic spot. The parking lot is charged. It is a five-minute walk from the hotel to the underground parking lot! It's also very convenient! The breakfast can’t be said to be very rich, but the basics are enough to eat. The hotel manager also came to greet you. The attitude is great. Will choose.

The hotel is located across Wien Hbf. It's not quite the traditional city centre of Vienna but there are buses, tramways and Metro line 1 that bring us to different tourist spots. The hotel itself is a bit old. The sound proof of the door in the room is poor and the shower is not strong enough. The wash basin is very small as well.

The staff at the reception was very helpful and friendly. However, the lobby did not look very invited. The carpet in the room or studio was totally dirty. The bag box in the bathroom was empty - if already a box was filled, please also. The terrace door could not be opened. Because our stay at the hotel was very short, you couldn't see it, but I wouldn't book the hotel again. In the morning we decided not to breakfast at the hotel. The tables were very uncomfortable and generally not invited.

The service is very good, the location of the hotel is good, opposite the supermarket, very close to the shopping center, and the subway is seven or eight minutes. The backyard is the Danube River, which is quiet and relaxing, suitable for walking and chatting.

Coming from a first-time female solo traveler, I couldn’t have asked for a better experience than this hotel. Location — You can’t beat the location for both walking and taking public transport. It’s also next door to a grocery store called Julius Meinl, which adds a whole other layer of convenience. The area is safe at all hours of the day. Although the crowded city center is right outside the door, the hotel itself is peaceful and quiet, and I never heard any of the outside noise from my room. Staff — The staff was extremely friendly, the front desk felt like a safe space where I could ask questions and they were happy to answer them and provide any resources or help I needed. I arrived before check-in time and expected to just leave my luggage with the front desk, but the staff checked and let me know my room was ready and treated it like it was no inconvenience for me to check in early. Amenities — Housekeeping leaves a fresh jug of water in your room each day, and there was an included buffet-style continental breakfast each morning. The breakfast was my favorite part, as there was always a large assortment of breads, meats, cheeses, fruits, veggies, jams, spreads, you name it. There is also a high tech coffee machine that will make any drink you want in seconds. The wifi was fast and reliable, and the air conditioning was so good I had to turn it down at some points. Bathroom was well stocked with full size shampoo, conditioner, hand soap and lotion, towels, tp, tissues, etc. I really couldn’t come up with a shortcoming or complaint about this hotel if I tried. I’d highly recommend it to anyone traveling to Vienna, but especially if it’s your first time traveling alone and want to stay somewhere friendly, calm and close to everything.

This is a relatively high cost hotel in Vienna Not far from the main train station, you can walk and take a car, there are buses to various attractions The room is generally ok, but the bathroom is slightly smaller Breakfast is rich Still a good hotel