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All reviewsprivilege roomcobbled alleywaynice hotelcity airport trainshort walkthird floorside streetnespresso machineearly checkclose to the hotelreception staffdouble bedstephen's cathedralrooms are smallbreakfast was includedpublic transportmini bar
We spent 5 nights in the hotel. It is vey well located next to a main metro station. It is possible to walk to Stephan Dom within 20 mn. Good sauna and gym. Breakfast is made of good quality products. The hotel is in a...More
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Causy rooms, excellent breakfast buffe and friendly surroundings. You get small town feeling although the hotel is large. It is perfectly located both near the station that connects the city with the airport and near the subway and trams.
Thank Angie T
Response from Mercure_Biedermeier, Direktionsassistent at Mercure Grand Hotel Biedermeier WienResponded 27 December 2017
Dear Angie T,
thank you for the great review of our hotel! We are glad that you enjoyed your stay and hope to see you again very soon.
Sincerely,
Marcel Stöckel
Direktionsassistent
Mercure Grand Hotel Biedermeier Wien
An OK hotel in Vienna Mitte, but overpriced for what you get. My single room was tiny and very old. Never been updated since the hotel was built. The door had huge gaps all around, and noise could get in the room. The breakfast was...More
Reception staff helpful. Room had everything we needed. Comfortable but could do with a little updating. Slept well. Maid called at 9ish daily, once to restock the tea,coffee! A little early for us but think we were at start of the route. Outside space would...More
Thank Patricia D
Response from Mercure_Biedermeier, Direktionsassistent at Mercure Grand Hotel Biedermeier WienResponded 1 week ago
Dear Patricia D,
thank you for your rating and feedback. We look forward to welcoming you again.
Kind regards,
Marcel Stöckel
Direktionsassistent
Mercure Grand Hotel Biedermeier Wien
The entrance to this hotel is not right off of the main road. You have to walk about a minute through a nice, cobbled alley to the hotel entrance. It's a short walk but seems a bit longer when rolling suitcases over the cobblestones.
The...More
Thank TigerLilly813
Response from Mercure_Biedermeier, Direktionsassistent at Mercure Grand Hotel Biedermeier WienResponded 1 week ago
Dear TigerLilly813,
thank you for your rating and feedback. It is true, the entrance to the reception is in the middle of the Sünnhof Passage. If you need help with the luggage - we are happy to help. We look forward to your feedback concerning...More
Response from BlackLabel1820 | Reviewed this property |
Hi Gayle
The simple answer is "I don't know", because I've never need one.
By far the best - if you have suitcases with wheels - is to get off the plane at Schwechat, follow the signs to the "CAT" (City-Airport-Train... More
Hi Gayle
The simple answer is "I don't know", because I've never need one.
By far the best - if you have suitcases with wheels - is to get off the plane at Schwechat, follow the signs to the "CAT" (City-Airport-Train). You can buy single or return tickets - I think a single is 12 Euro and return is 20 Euro. Get off at the terminus - called Wien Mitte (and the Landstrasse U-bahn is underneath) about 20mins later.
Get yourself to street level, you need to find Landstrasse Hauptstrasse, which is a busy shopping street on the left as the train arrived (Go through the shopping mall, you should see a big Village cinema complex opposite).
Turn right (south-eastwards) on Landstrasse Hauptstrasse, away from the city, and 250m later there it is on the right. It's absolutely gorgeous - down an alleyway, pale yellow and dark green - typical of the Biedermeier architectural style.
A taxi will cost you at least 50 Euros each way. Cheaper to buy suitcases with wheels!
On your return trip, the logic is even stronger. Flights back to Sydney/Auckland tend to leave late evening. That means a taxi is fighting evening peak traffic - at least an hour's drive - and that's on a good night (not Friday!!!!). The CATs run to the second, and will get you there with no fuss!
I hope that helps! Message me again if you still have questions. Once at the Biedermeier, try the sauna in the gym, and try the market and wine bar at Rochusgasse U-bahn!
Response from rodgs2015 | Reviewed this property |
City Airport Train goes direct to centre of Vienna. Confusingly the station has two names Wien Mitte and Landstrasse. They are the same station! Upon arrival just walk southeasterly down the main street... More
City Airport Train goes direct to centre of Vienna. Confusingly the station has two names Wien Mitte and Landstrasse. They are the same station! Upon arrival just walk southeasterly down the main street Landstrasse-Hauptstrasse to the hotel (5 minutes).
