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"Highly recommend the beautiful upper suites with a terrace!"

"Suite was perfect for us - we were upgraded to something a bit larger to help with our requirements. No complaints, comfortable beds, everything was perfect. Only one issue - not the hotel’s fault - partners that came in late one night and slammed the doors and talk loudly at about 2:30am! But you can never predict your neighbours when travelling - and it was short lived! We would definitely stay again. "

"Best stay ever. All of the staff were extremely helpful and friendly and the location is perfect for seeing all the sites and visiting great restaurants. (All recommended by the staff"

"My travel was great. Hotel location was really very ideal for tourists. The room was good size with being very clean and well maintained. The glassy shower was really beautiful. Only things to improve would be The AC was not really chilly, and there was no telephone to call reception or room service available. "

"Very friendly staff. Breakfast was very good. Rooms did everything we needed. Good location"

"Helpful staff, clean room, great breakfast, convenient location for sightseeing."

"The reception staff was very helpful and kind, forthcoming and efficient and the rooms were quite nice, orderly and with good linens and a good bathroom. Well positioned, just steps from the museum quarter and Mariahilfe Strasse and even closer to the main public transportation network. The best place/price that I’ve found in this area"

"All the staff were great. Anna was very pleasant and helpful at the front desk. The rooms were clean and neat. Service was wonderful."

"Top marks to the staff on the 8th floor - very well looked after at breakfast, Perhaps to an Austrian five different colours of carrot for breakfast and a printed menu offering a variety of dishes, so long as you wanted eggs, is the norm...? The lack of clothes storage in the rooms wasn't helpful, and an explanation of the lighting system would have been useful; it appeared to be either "all on" or "all off"."