Hotels near Vienna Central Station, Vienna

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.

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the train station. There are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby. If you are hungry at night, you can only go back to the train station supermarket to buy something to eat. One of the advantages is that the transportation is convenient.

Great location.. close to metro U1 and 8 mins on foot to the Wien Hbf (Vienna train station) I stayed in a shared dorm with bathroom and made good acquaintances. Clean bathroom and toilet. The dorms were very secure. The people at the desk were friendly and accommodating. All in all a great experience 😊

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

The location is prime as the property is just a stone throw away from Vienna's main central train station. The room we stayed in was spacious and spot on very clean and the toilet has a nice shower space. We did not had a chance to inspect much on the facilities provided as we just stayed overnight. The concierge staff(Salma) when we checked in on 25Sep was very knowledgeable and made it easier for my deposit to be utilized for our breakfast the following day. I noticed there are many staff also unlike other hotels were you have to wait a long queue. They also have the check-in and check-out online options also for those who don't want the face to face interaction. But the best part we enjoyed most as what I read in reviews prior to booking is their buffet breakfast. Lots of variety and delicious food. The staff(male) who welcomed the guests from 6:30am/26Sep is a true gentleman and very professional. He even had the time to describe the german breakfast in one part of the table when I asked about it. Please recognize his customer service attention. Hopefully next time we can stay longer in your hotel if we visit Vienna again. Thank you Azimut Hotel.

Very convenient and clean. Quite close to Wien Hauptbahnhof within 1min walk, which is very convenient and easy to access for train riding to neighboring city or town like Hallstatt or Salzburg back and forth.

Stayed for 4 nights as a long weekend. Vienna is lovely and this place is super conveniently located near the main city train station but on the quiet side. Booked an apartment which although clean and had all the amenities, had a very awkward shape rendering the living space pretty much useless. The kitchenette had everything but the coffee machine was so large there wasn't space for anything else on the counter. Overall very good though, my criticism may be due to having the room at the end of the corridor which might be why it was so odd shaped but without seeing the other rooms I wouldn't know.

Nearby the main train station HBF, just a less than 10mins walk distance, but if you call taxi, the car couldn’t drive until in front of the hotel, you’ll have to walk a little bit to reach the road Cozy and kinda quiet room at nighttime because is surrounded local residents houses The room and toilet a bit small for 3 pax, have to prepare extension if you’re in a big group cause the charging socket only 3-4 and not near to the bed But then so far this hotel was good enough

We have always had great stays with Andaz Munich Schwabinger Tor. We have stayed there many times and some were for a week or two weeks at a time. Everytime, we were upgraded to an Andaz suite, which had a simple ”kitchen” with a microwave. The Andas suite is very large and with an extra guest toilet. These upgrades have always been given without any SUA. So this past weekend, becasue of our great experience with Andaz Munich, when we decided to visit Vienna, we chose Andaz Vienna instead of PH Vienna. To be on the safe side, we used points and reserved 3 nights and asked our concierge to apply a SUA to the reservation. Well, when we opened the door and saw our room, we were disappointed to see how small and basic the ”suite” was. It was still a nice room, but half the size of the Andaz suites we were used to in Andaz Munich. The hotel had more rooms available for upgrades, becasue when we went down to the FD and inquired politely if there were any other upgrades that we could get, they offered another suite with an additional €80 per day and an ”even better” suite for an additional €120 a day. We took the first offered room and found the new room to be very similar to the Andaz suite in Andaz Munich. (Later on we found out from other globalists that they have negotiated it down to €50 a day. ) We are curious as to what kind of room we would have been ”upgraded” to as a globalist, if we did not use an SUA. The room they offered after applying an SUA was the saddest that we have gotten. I think this is prob one of the reasons that Andaz Vienna is a cat 3 hotel. Except for the free breakfast, we did not feel anything special as a globalist. We did get a late check out. Andaz Vienna is a stone throw from Vienna Hauptbahnhof vs. PH Vienna is in the center of the old town. I think if we added up the extra € per day plus the taxi fares that we spent each day, it will make sense next time to stay in PH Vienna instead. It is Cat 6, requires more points, but I am sure they will treat Globalists much better than the Andaz Vienna.

We enjoyed our 3 night stay a lot. having traveled overnight we arrived very early but were able to leave our luggage and have a look around the immediate area. Supermarkets (Spar and Billa) were very close by, there is a fantastic ice cream parlour towards the station and a metro stop a couple of minutes walk away. Turn left out of the hotel and on the next street corner There is a bus stop but no ticket machine there and as we found out, you do need a ticket before you board. On this corner too is Cafe Frey where we had a relaxing coffee stop on one day and a nice evening meal the next. Back to the hotel - our room overlooked the Main Street but there was no problem with noise. The air conditioning was very welcome as was the combined bathtub/shower - my other half loved the bath, I loved the powerful shower. The bed was one of the most comfortable I have had in any hotel and we were very pleased that we had a kettle in the room and a little minibar so could make ourselves a hot drink whenever we liked. Bring slippers - the wood floors might feel a bit cold if you go outside the hot summer. We only had breakfast on one day. It was nice albeit not exceptional. The man at reception (sorry I don’t recall his name but he had glasses) was extremely helpful and a great asset to the hotel which was in contrast to a younger man there on our final morning who didn’t come across as a people person at all. A final observation - it was a bit strange having 4 steps up from reception to the lift! If we come to Vienna again I would happily book another stay here.