Robin Wood Apartment

My stay was great but it was a bit disturbed because first, during my stay I woke up in the middle of the night as someone was using a blow dryer at 12mn, I know it's a common area but you should have rules like quiet time from 10pm-6am. Like the other hostels, it's a sign of respect. Second, other guests came quite late and tried to look for their rooms. They're banging one capsule room saying that they booked that room, the other guests called the owner to double check and it lasted for 10-15 mins. Other than those encounters, everything was okay.

👍🏼 I liked the concept of sleeping pods—it’s a creative and affordable idea. Check-in was easy with an email containing my pod number and door code. The shared bathrooms were clean, and each pod had nice extras like a TV, headphones, and a towel. The location near the main train station is convenient, and the locker system, including access after checkout, was helpful. 👎🏼 However, my experience inside the pod was mostly negative. The pods were dusty and didn’t feel properly cleaned beyond just changing the sheets—I even found a booger stuck on the wall, which really made me question hygiene. As someone with allergies, I struggled to breathe despite the ventilation holes, and this affected my health. Soundproofing was terrible. I wore earplugs to block noise, but sound still echoed around the room, making it very hard to sleep. On top of that, at 1:45 AM on a Monday, some guests came in shouting and talking loudly for nearly an hour without any consideration for those trying to rest. Because of this noise and the poor air quality, I barely slept and ended up sick the next day. While I think the pod concept has potential, the poor cleanliness, bad sound isolation, and allergy-unfriendly environment made my stay uncomfortable and unhealthy. I wouldn’t recommend it, especially if you need proper rest before traveling. ---- Note to other travelers: If you’re considering staying here, please be mindful that the sound isolation is very poor—so every noise, even quiet talking, can be heard by others. Just because everyone has their own pod doesn’t mean you're in a private space, which allows you to scream around. Try to be respectful and keep noise to a minimum, especially at night, so everyone can get some rest.

After a long journey, I arrived in Vienna and headed to the hotel for check-in, only to find out that the hotel owner had sent me a message explaining that another guest had booked the last available room before me. Upon realizing this, I explained the situation to the staff at the hotel, and they kindly helped me get in touch with the owner. Fortunately, the owner had already arranged a room for me at another hotel they also own, in order to make up for the inconvenience. They were very helpful, and I was pleased with how quickly the issue was resolved. The hotel I stayed at had a similar concept and was just as comfortable, I guess.

location ok, price good, concept is OK. but sound proof is zero

Loved the privacy and the clean and modern facilities. It is a bit of a walk to public transit, restaurants, etc., but that was fine with me, it was very quiet and I got great sleep!