Vienna Hotels with Airport pickup service

the location is great! the food is excellent. the hotel is a maximum of 4 stars, the rooms are dirty, all the corners and by the bed are dirty, the cleaning is terrible, I had to argue and count the days with the cleaning supervisor so that the bed linen was changed once in 6 nights (they have one every three days). lamps are streaked and stained. When checking in, there was someone else's map of the city with personal notes in the room. I won't be back again.

Although the hotel was overbooked, Judy responded to our complain promptly, and not only upgraded our room, but also sent us a nice gift (sparkling wine). My wife and I were so impressed with her superb performance, great kindness, and professionalism. The hotel was so clean and has a fantastic location. I certainly would like to return, whenever in the magnificent Venice.

Get another Ritz room card haha, this location is very good, about five minutes walk from the Golden Hall, there are also some restaurants and supermarkets nearby, the location is very good. The front desk helped to check in was Madeleine, secretly recorded her name, she was too good, talking organized, super meticulous, super friendly, let me have a good first impression here. The price of the room is not low, the same price can live in a suite in China. The space is about 30 square meters. The shower space here is more spacious than Budapest. Haha, there is also a bathtub, and the toiletries are also diptyque fig series. The room supplies free glass bottle mineral water every day, and there is no turndown service on the Buda side, but the overall is also very good.

The hotel is excellent located near the central park, where the famous monument of Johann Strauss is. The metro station is just across the street. Walking to the St Stephen Cathedral and the entire city center is very easy, even with our toddler. From the moment of check-in we really felt pampered, thanks to the very warm welcome received at the reception. Our room was so nicely prepared with the extra bed a nice amenity for our daughter. The breakfast was reach with plenty of choices. I was impressed that you could get even fresh vegetable juice at your choice. I would recommend adding the access to the Club InterContinental to your reservation for the nice atmosphere, stunning views, tasty food and excellent service.

I went to Germany to attend the ITB Annual Meeting in Berlin. Due to the visa appointment time, I chose to enter Austria to apply for a Schengen visa and stay at the Vienna Imperial Hotel, a well-established Austrian State Guesthouse. The hotel has a good location, back to back with the building where the Golden Hall of the Vienna Music Society is located, which is worth recording. The room was upgraded from the front desk. It was a small loft with a loft. The main room had a small door leading to a narrow balcony passage, facing the roof of the Music Association. There are many power switches in the room, and it takes some time to figure out the lighting points controlled by each switch. Slippers are provided in the room, there are good beddings, and chocolates are delivered every day, which is very warm. The elevator in the hotel is relatively small and slow. Fortunately, there are not many floors, so it is bearable. If you are in a hurry, you can also take the stairs, which is a bit of a circuit. The restaurant is a bar on the ground floor. The buffet selection is not particularly large. There is also a menu for ordering hot dishes and hot drinks. The overall taste is good.

It's pretty and the hotel lives up to its reputation, but the hotel is too small and the noise of passersby talking on the street at night is too loud. I think it is at the level of a boutique hotel. It's friendly and the hotel service and cleanliness are good, but it's an old hotel so the facilities are below expectations.

The location of the hotel is very good, it is very convenient to go everywhere. The window can see the Art Museum, and the People's Park is across the road. The breakfast buffet is good, and the oranges are especially fresh and sweet. There is a Chinese restaurant called ”Hao” about 100 meters away. The taste is very good, but it takes a long time to wait and the price is not cheap. The facilities of the hotel are average for a five-star hotel. Children's beds can be provided for children under the age of four; the bathrooms in some rooms have poor drainage, and the entire bathroom will be wet, and the executive room is slightly better. Room arrangement and cleaning are sloppy. When I checked in, I arranged the executive room as an ordinary room without a refrigerator and a bathtub, and insisted that it was an executive room. Fortunately, Ctrip came forward to coordinate and changed the room type and apologized; the waiter would forget to clean it, so I had to call the front desk to request it. My friend who was traveling had the horrible experience - the cleaner put the bin lid directly on her clean clothes - thankfully the hotel cleaned it up and apologized after the friend lodged a formal complaint. It feels like I apologize when I make a mistake, and then continue to make mistakes... I think the chances of staying again in the future are not high.

The best thing about this hotel is its proximity to the station. There is always a staff at the front desk, so I was able to feel safe about security. Regarding amenities, shampoo and body soap are integrated, and only conditioner is placed separately.

This hotel is a paradise before and after long days of touring the city. Centrally located right next to the subway stop, I could access everything easily, even if it was snowing. The front desk staff were so professional and secured me an extra night when my flight plan changed and upgraded me to a beautiful, QUIET corner room #304. The breakfast buffet is a veritable smorgasbord of choices: eggs, weiners, cheeses, meats, yoghurts and fruits, coffee cakes and breads. The best part of the breakfast is the staff: Jamil from Tunisia is extremely helpful and attentive. Melin from the Phillipines was a superb fountain of knowledge about the city and special events and happenings. I will be sure to come back on my next trip to this magic city!

Situated in a nice old building and in an area I liked, a bit apart from ”downtown” and other main attractions, this hotel looks impressive from outside. The single rooms (in one of which I stayed) are really tiny but functional and clean. There is a coffee machine with courtesy pods. Breakfast is OK and suits early risers, starting at 6.30. It meets demand as there were a few of us there between 6.30 and 7.00. At that hour the situation is still tranquil however - it seems to become more chaotic only later on. Personnel is courteous, though some of them (especially in the breakfast room) cannot be described as friendly or warm. The price was very reasonable for Vienna (but it may have been a deal with the local organisation that booked it for me, as online prices seem a bit higher).