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Clean, well connected to city center, free WI FI. Comfortable beds, fair spacious room. Very friendly staff, always ready to explain anything that can help you. Although busy street nearby, very good phonic insulation. Central ventilation could be better, but luckily good weather permitted direct window ventilation. Breakfast and bath cosmetics also could be better and more various. Nice outside view, with classic buildings.Across street, nice Italian restaurant.

The hotel is a nice contemporary place. I made a reservation trough the hotel site for April 19 for about 80 euro with my credit card. We decided to stay for a second night, the price went up to 120 euro. I put my car in the garage (very narrow) for security, but the garage door was not working.I was not familiar of their billing system and at the check out the clerk was agitated, giving me a long speech about her experience.Otherwise this hotel is OK.

Bus stop right in front of the hotel, so it is very easy to reach the city centre. U3 metro line within walking distance (Jochusgasse). Room was clean and quiet. Bed was comfortable. Room for clothes. No variation in breakfast. Staff were a little reserved. Public computer right in the side of the service desk, anyone could watch what you were doing. Shops and restaurants are near.

Be it a little way from the city centre it's on the main bus route and the bus is stopping right outside every 10mins so really no problem. I got upgraded to a suite on a high floor which was a very welcome surprise when I arrived. Room was very clean and staff very friendly. Would stay again for sure if I get the opportunity.

Stayed for 5 days with a friend. We were a little worried about a few reviews we had read about it being a bit of a walk from the centre but we didn't find that at all! Our room was just like the pictures. Very clean with a great bathroom and a rainfall shower. Toiletries are supplied (someone below said there was no shampoo but there is shower gel/shampoo, shower cap, lovely soap, comb)There was no extractor fan that I could see in the bathroom but it didn't seem to mist. There was also a radiator in there that warmed super quick. The beds were lovely. The sheets good quality cotton. There was also a desk and chair, a safe , a mini fridge (with bar stuff for sale but you could fit a couple of cans and some choccy in it), two wardrobes, a couple of big mirrors, TV, and a sofa - this was all in our standard double on the 6th floor.The TV only had two English speaking channels - CNN and Al Jazera. So, if you are a fan of news then YAY for you. TIP: the tv had a HDMI at the back so if you have a laptop then bring a cable and watch a film through it. While the walls are very very thick, the wooden floors had some odd soundproofing and we had a 10 year old next door who spent hours running up and down, jumping around, which spoiled our evening "break" before we went out again. It sounded like really loud thudding that traveled through the floors. Staff were so sweet about it and did ask the people to hold back on the clog dancing :DStaff: amazing. Super helpful. Seem to speak every language (I counted. English, German, Serbian, Italian - and this was just one member of staff. The others seem the same). Breakfast: Some comments said this wasn't good but I think they are mistaking size for quality - something we did on day one. After eating it, though, I can recommend including it with your room booking. We got a deal with meant we paid 3E each per day. There were German sausages, scrambled eggs, boiled eggs, machine coffee, 3 types of fresh bread buns (often hot), 8 types of tea, cereal, fresh pastries (and VERY good they were, too! Deli style ones not cheapo types you get in some places), fresh German bread for toasting, a plethora of hams and cheeses, juices.... what more do people want? Perhaps it is not worth the 12E that can be charged but its sure worth a deal if you can get it.The hotel has free late checkout at 2pm. They can also store your luggage if you have a late flight that day. There is a parking garage downstairs and lifts to all floors. They offer wifi for free in your room/hotel. You get ONE voucher with a code on and it secures per MAC address so - one code for one device. You want another code because you have another device? No probs. Ask reception and they will sort you out right away. Speed was good. The connection dropped a couple of times but came back up with 5mins. The air conditioner in the room didn't seem to work well (or, more likely, we didn't know how to set it) but there was a huge radiator that got baking hot within 30 seconds. The bus stops right outside, going every 10 mins (even on a Sunday). it takes 8 mins to the central station. There is a tube station about 7 mins walk and that is 2 stops to the same central station of 8 stops to the main shopping street in Vienna (8 stops isn't long. It's about 1.5 mins a stop and direct). This tube line (U3) goes to most of the central stops taking you to the tourist places. You can easily walk the one road in 15mins. There is a hot dog stall opposite but it was shut until 6th Jan when we left. The road that the Hotel is on has a small shopping centre, 3 supermarkets (one in 3 mins walking distance), loads of restaurants and other shops. Note: 97% of Vienna shuts at 7pm. Odd but true. Remember this if wanting water of juice from the supermarket.There is also a good Chinese/Thai restaurant next to the hotel. It seems a little "cheap" looking from the outside but the food portions were huge and quality was great. I guess, you shouldn't always judge a book by