Stayed at hotel cyrus for 2 nights in October 2010.

There is a tram stop right outside so it is very easy to find, there is a tram that runs straight to Prater park also.

The hotel only accepts cash!

The room we had was very very big but desperatly needs updating and we only had enough water for a quick shower each morning. The room was clean and had all we needed though.

Generally, there was no anything good. C'été une catastrophe.

The room N21 was a real nightmare. Holes and splashes of mud on walls, dirty linen, broken sink, very old furniture. If I came to the hotel early than I did, I would find another hotel. And if you'd like to stay there anyway, you must count the cost of metro tickets, because you can reach the hotel only by metro or taxi (it's located between two railways). For me it was the worst choice ever.

We stayed at the Hotel Cyrus from 6-10th August.

The staff could not be more helpful but we were a little disappointed with our room. The room itself was tiny and fitted two single beds and a wardrobe and not alot else! The shower and toilet were in a cubicle, and the basin was in the hallway! (A bit odd) Saying that, the room was clean, and the maid changed our bedding every day except one day in the five we stayed.

Our room faced the main road, and if you don't like traffic noise, forget it!
The road seems to be used as a race track. The noise doesn't bother me at all, but two nights it actually woke me up when I though an F1 car was going past!! (Mad speeds of in excess of 80mph in a built up area) During the day the road is fairly busy, but easy to cross.
The bed were comfortable, but mine had a serious squeak!

The hotel is brilliantly located for seeing the sights. We bought a Vienna card (Although none of the train stations seem to be manned and nobody seemed to pay anywhere!) The card is 18.50 euros, and did us for 72 hours and can be bought in the hotel. The metro stop was literally two mins walk form the hotel. (right out the hotel, first left, first right) Also on this street there was a shopping area which was fairly good. A few bars and fast food places and some good shops.
The metro itself is nothing like the tube here! It's clean, fast, on time and the centre takes about 4 minutes and is four stops (Stephensplatz) on the red line.

The hotel does have the internet, but it didn't work 3 days out of the five we stayed. But it was free when it did work.

Breakfast was basic, but fine. Rolls, bread, cheese and ham. No toaster which would have been nice.

Excursions can be booked at the hotel. We went on two and they were fairly priced and pretty good.

If you compare this hotel to something in England for the same price, ie £49 per night for a travel lodge, I'd rather be in a travel lodge for the facilities (Bigger room, nicer bathroom etc)

All in all a nice stay, clean, but small and very basic.

We stayed here for 4nights. The room was very modern, clean, bright and comfortable. The en suite bathroom was also perfect. The hotel itself could do with a general clean in the halls and what not but other than that its one of the cheapest in Vienna and more than adequate. Wifi is temperamental though.