Compare and book 2 Star hotels in Gadenweith, Weissenbach an der Triesting

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"The bed is horrible. The property building entrance and the floor to the room entrance stinky. The property owners failed to solve despite many communication attempts."

"Breakfast was not that great, and quite far from the city"

"It was a cold room with summer blankets in December."

"This Hostel was the best place I have stayed in the past 2 weeks. I would highly recommend this Hostel."

"The room was very clean and nice! Needed to arrive past 10pm, the staff was very accommodating and stayed late to let my friend check in first."

"Tout d'abord je promets d'écrire avec du recul et avec sincérité, pour moi c'est important de dire ce qui est sans exagération. Premièrement, l'hôte n'a pas voulu modifier la réservation comme demandé par mail par hôtels.com que je ne tiens pas pour responsable. En fait à la suite d'une erreur je voulais venir le jour même ( chambre disponible) et non le lendemain. Eh bien non, l'hôte veut encaisser une nuit supplémentaire, tant pis si j'ai déjà payé pour le lendemain. En plus, c'est par un...

"The drain fra the shower was super smelly. Worn down house, close to being disgusting. Positive note: Close to train station and easy to get to."

"The stay was very well priced for the time we were there! The location is also perfect as the station five minutes away has connections to numerous lines. The room was very clean, and the bathrooms were neat!"

"If I could give less than one star, I would. We booked three nights but checked out after just one because the conditions were so bad. The room was extremely hot with no air conditioning, so we had to open the window—only to have insects come in. The bed sheets had holes, the towels smelled awful, and I found something gross under the bed that I’d rather not describe. The toilet didn’t flush properly, and worst of all, I found bed bugs and had to kill them myself. The whole place felt neglected...

"I liked that the apartment was close to Schönbrunn, the underground, and public transportation. It had the space and beds we needed. "