Pensions in Austria

"Great!"

"Excellent hotel at the aiport"

"Nice apartment, staff was very friendly and we managed to check-in early. There was a great car parking which was super helpful, also there were facilities around (Bakery, supermarket, etc..) and the bus station was quite close. Overall a great experience"

"This hotel was great, we stayed with two toddlers and had plenty of space. It was quiet, clean and comfortable. It was about 20 min walk to the old town but an easy walk. There are grocery stores across the street from the hotel. It was about $30 uber ride from the airport. The old town has free WiFi available. Would definitely stay here again. "

"I had a great experience. The location is safe and the city center is easily accessible. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. I recommend it."

"A wonderful hotel, very clean, welcoming, excellent facilities, great food menu, and staff could not be more helpful. Very well situated in terms of the airport (only 20 minutes by S Bahn) as well as great transport links to all the main areas you would want to visit in Vienna. Lots of good local restaurants, and only a 10 minute walk from Belvedere Palace. "

"As a couple of travellers from New Zealand, we couldn’t recommend a more welcoming stay. From the minute we walked in the door (late evening due to train delay) the reception staff were so helpful and obliging. Checking in was seem-less and rooms were quiet, clean and comfortable. A Washing machine/dryer in our room was invaluable. Adina hotel is so close to Wein train station and city trams are on your door step, so exploring this wonderful city is so easy. Of note : several reviews talked about poor air conditioning and in some cases did not work, however there are sensors on the windows. Windows MUST be shut in order for the aircon to work. Highly recommended!! "

"Amazing staff Very helpful"

"Hotel Novotel Suites Wien City Donau was a good jumping-off point for my wife’s and my Vienna stay. We especially appreciated its proximity to transit and to the Danube’s running paths. "