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#Hotel #Free room change on the 27th of every month Member Day We only had one day to play in Vienna, and we had to leave by plane the next morning, so we had to get to the airport very early. It would be very troublesome if there was no shuttle bus, and it would be very expensive to call a taxi. We chose this hotel because we could reach the hotel through the connecting passage. Also, because we arrived in Vienna at around 8 o'clock in the morning, we were able to store our luggage at the hotel (for free!) and then take the subway to the city to play. This not only solved the problem of storing luggage, but also solved the transportation problem of catching a flight early in the morning. When I was looking for a place to stay, this hotel was really not cheap, but after weighing and evaluating it, it is really the best choice! But this is really the most expensive night of this stay! But if you choose to stay cheaper, you still have to find a way to store your luggage, and it is very expensive to take a taxi to the airport in the early morning. So when you convert it all, this night is still cost-effective! We recently went on a trip and we loved using Trip.com's booking platform. We can make reservations both domestically and internationally, including air tickets, accommodation, car rentals, and various coupons. It has bonus rebates, which can be used to offset the next order. It is really cost-effective, and it also has a service of refunding the price difference if the room price is too high. I remember when I made the reservation, because it was combined with the air ticket booking time, I needed to evaluate the hotel to book, and because I always chose the most favorable reservation, the ones I booked could not be cancelled for free. Generally, I would not pay much attention to it if it had already been booked and could not be cancelled. However, I was still curious about the changes in room prices when I had time recently. I remember that it was NT6,661 to book two adults and two children, and I kept an eye on it. Later, the price rose all the way to 7-8,000. I would also take a quick look at various platforms, and as a result, I suddenly saw that it had reduced its price on 5/28, so I quickly took a screenshot to ask the customer service if there was a service of refunding the price difference if the room price was too high. As a result, after they confirmed it, I could actually refund NT878! It’s a total saving! Otherwise, Europe is expensive, so try to save as much as possible! Our room was quite big, and several suitcases could be laid out flat. One of the beds was a sofa bed, but the hotel had already made the bed for us, which was very convenient. There is no breakfast at the accommodation, but each person is given a welcome voucher which can be exchanged for cocktails, beer, coffee, cocoa, tea, etc. There is a restaurant and a large lounge on the first floor. It is a very comfortable hotel. But when we first arrived at Vienna Airport, we couldn’t find the underpass, so we used Google Map to guide us along the road! So I took a short detour and took a look at the scenery on the road! It's just a bit tiring to push the luggage. Later I found that the underground tunnel directly from the airport to the hotel was much simpler, very convenient and fast. Moxy Vienna Airport Ausfahrtsstraße 4, 1300 Wien, Austria #Vienna #Austria #Trip #Hotel #Moxy #Buy at a higher price and get the difference back #100 ways to travel

The Moxy Vienna Airport is a good 5 min walk from the terminal building. It's an easy, covered walkway walk, with only a few meters exposed. The lobby is a hip and lively area, centered around the bar. Staff are welcoming and friendly and eager to strike a conversation. The rooms are basic but adequate and it's nice that the windows open. The rooms at the back are quiet but you don't get any views. The rooms are also clean, but amenities are basic. A good place to stay if you need to be near the airport! #hotel #travel #vienna #austria

Hey everyone! This 7-day Austria travel guide is so stress-free. It's all-inclusive, allows you to choose your own hotels and adjust your itinerary, and includes a Chinese-speaking driver-guide throughout the trip. You can explore stylish cities, experience history and culture, and immerse yourself in natural scenery—it's fully customizable! · - Still looking for travel tips? Scroll down to unlock the essentials↓ · - 🗺️ Itinerary: D1: Katholische Kirche Kledering (Christus-König), enjoy a Chinese-speaking driver-guide throughout the trip, with the flexibility to choose your own hotels and adjust your itinerary D2–3: Postcard Viewpoint – Lake Hallstatt – Market Square – St. Wolfgang – Lake Wolfgang – Schafberg, immerse yourself in the lakes, mountains, and cultural scenery of Austria D4: Hohensalzburg Fortress – Salzburg Old Town – Salzburg Cathedral, deeply experience the historical heritage and urban charm of Salzburg D5: St. Stephen's Cathedral, visit this iconic religious landmark in Vienna D6: Katholische Kirche Kledering (Christus-König), revisit the tranquil atmosphere of the first day D7: Return trip, concluding this Austrian journey that blends culture, nature, and fashion · - Must-visit attractions: 1. Lake Hallstatt ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Austria Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 3–5 hours The morning mist over the lake creates a fairytale scene; every photo you take is wallpaper-worthy! 2. Lake Wolfgang ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Austria Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 3–5 hours A healing gem listed as a World Natural Heritage site. You can even catch the atmospheric lake-loop running event in October 2025~ 3. Hohensalzburg Fortress ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Mönchsberg 34, 5020 Salzburg, Austria Opening hours: May 1–Sept 30, 8:30 AM–8:00 PM Duration: 2–3 hours One of Salzburg's iconic landmarks; climb to the top for a panoramic view of the entire Old Town! 4. Salzburg Old Town ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Salzburg, Austria, Postal Code: 5020 Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 days The Baroque architecture creates an incredible atmosphere, perfectly blending medieval charm with modern life~ 5. St. Stephen's Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Stephansplatz 3, 1010 Wien, Austria Opening hours: Sun 7:00 AM–10:00 PM; Mon–Sat 6:00 AM–10:00 PM Duration: 1–3 hours An iconic Gothic landmark in Vienna; the light filtering through the stained glass is absolutely stunning! · - ✈️ Pre-trip essentials: 🪪 First, be sure to bring the original and copies of your Schengen visa, as well as your passport and ID card. It's safer to make a few extra copies and store them separately. 🔌 Austria uses European-style round-pin plugs, so be sure to bring an adapter. Also, remember to pack chargers for your phone and camera. 📱 Buy a European SIM card or activate international roaming in advance; you'll need internet for navigation and checking travel tips. 🧥 It's cool in Austria in September, especially in the mornings and evenings, so bring a light jacket. Also, pack a comfortable pair of sneakers so you won't get tired while sightseeing. · - Want to start this journey? Click the card below to begin your dream trip now~

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Amazing room super nice staff (lowk almost burnt down the hotel coz i didnt see the toaster sign) anyhow everything is great such an amazing stay AND THEY GAVE FREE BREAKFAST FOR ME HELLO!? love tht thanks Moxy team!

good location 👌 Excellent service 👏 but the room can not change the temperature 😕

Istanbul ➡️ Vienna: Jetsetting from the crossroads of Europe to Austria’s gateway, the highlight was definitely catching the gorgeous Emirates A380 on its UK route—avgeek heaven ✈️😍 If you’re flying into Vienna, plan for an easy arrival at Wien-Flughafen (Vienna International Airport, 1300 Schwechat). The airport is sleek, super efficient, and well-connected for getting you right into the city fast. Pro tip: From the arrivals, hop on the City Airport Train (CAT) or S-Bahn for a quick 16-min direct ride to Wien Mitte. CAT is speedy, while S-Bahn is budget-friendly—your call! Both leave from underground, follow the green signage. If you have heavy bags, there are luggage trolleys everywhere, and the signage is in English. Food at the airport? Head to Meinl or Zugvogel for fresh pastries and Austrian coffee before heading out—skip the big-chain fast food, local flavors win. If you’re a plane spotter, you’ll get epic views of wide-body jets like the Emirates A380—grab a window seat facing the long-haul international gates. And keep your camera ready, especially for morning arrivals from the Middle East and UK! Quick tip: Use the ÖBB journey planner for real-time train info and ticket buys. No visa needed for most EU travelers, but check before you fly. Weather can swing from chilly to mild, so layer up. #ViennaAirport #PlaneSpotting #AustriaTravel #EuroTrip

📅 Itinerary Day1:arrived at the hotel (I tagged it) , isn’t a fancy hotel but is a very central affordable hotel, very easy to get to it or leave at any time , randomly while I was walking in front of Stephansplatz, they were getting ready for a symphony concert, which I was lucky to get a ticket just before the start, it was beautiful activity before bedtime. Day2: walking through the city, finding cute places to see and stay, the alley picture,the park #pratervienna , searching for food (mostly asian food I had) soups and poke bowls, #Apapikabowls Day3: last day I walked through the center, went for a coffee and cake afternoon were I found the Truth cafe, after I did a little shopping around, went for Albertina and at the store I ve seen a card with a restaurant, I ve searched if was still existent , and went for a dinner there as it was my last day , #CafeLeopold was the restaurant and I had great bao there! I don’t really recommend going as a single girl to such restaurants especially at dinner time , that’s why the Asian restaurants are a bit better for solo travelers, a bit more intimacy and less stare. I ve shared the pictures there too, hope you found new ideas. 📌 Tips #viennavibes #viennatravel

#August2024 I was transiting in Vienna Airport when traveling to Europe. I saw this cafe passing by and it was not long before I boarded the plane, so I went in to try the famous Austrian sacher cake. The design of the interior of the shop was ordinary and the seats were ordinary. The price was normal airport price, the Austrian sacher cake tasted normal, and the service was normal. #vienna #cake

We had a ten hour layover at Vienna Airport. There are luggage storage services available, but they tend to be expensive, so we decided to stay inside the airport with our luggage. Thankfully, we found enough stuff to do to keep us pre-occupied until our next flight. There are several restaurants, cafes, and a grocery store inside the airport, so we tried Viennese coffee and sausages. There is also an observation deck at the top, but there is a fee. There are also cool sleeping pods available. #Austria #Vienna