I was shocked hotel had such good reviews. Everything is old, worn out and dirty. The entrance is if you are entering a post WWII Soviet slum, the place has not seen repairs in at least 50 years, all furniture is from the period as well. One corner of the room was turned into a bathroom. Horrible. It ruined out... More

The service is very good, very friendly and helpful atmosphere, they speak good English. Very clean, they cleaned every day, and I stayed 3 nights only. The only surprise was there is no shampoo. Very decent breakfast. The location is in a walking distance to all the city attractions, very close to a tram and urban; but very quiet. I... More

The hotel location is close to Schottentor (short walk to Ubahn), so convenient if you visit over there e.g. Vienna University. It is a bit inside, not along a large street, so no noises from the road. The room furnishings are in traditional style, also as in Eastern Europe, with carpets - feels comfortable inside. My room was not particularly... More

This was our first visit to Austria. The hotel is within a short walking distance of the U2 subway. It is not difficult to find but rather unassuming in appearence, being on the second floor of a huge building housing other apartments and flats. Much to our pleasent surprise our bedroom has a kingsize double bed and was warm and... More

This is a comfortable, unpretentious three star bed & breakfast Pension in a quiet, convenient and pleasant location. I was attending a conference at the University, just 5-10 minutes' walk away. The city centre is easy to reach on foot too. The staff were universally friendly (my German is limited) and my room (a double with two single beds) was... More

I shared a large room with two others in this low-cost pension close by the university while attending a conference in Vienna. With the city's U and S-Bahn systems, it's very easy to get around. And the walk into the city center takes about 15 minutes. But if you're looking for something to do at night or a decent meal... More

I stayed at the Pernsion Andreas for a week in Sept. 2005. I reached the hotel by taxi from the City Airport train station (roughly 10 Euros), but one can also take the U-Bahn (one transfer) and get within several blocks. The pension is on a quite side street behind the Rathaus. Two Strassenbahn lines are within a couple blocks... More