Hotels With Gym in Lower Austria, Austria

Whenever I'm in Vienna and need to stay overnight near the airport, I usually pick this hotel. The rooms aren't huge, but it's super close to the airport. There's an underground tunnel that leads directly to the airport, though I couldn't find the exit from the airport side. However, if you cross a small road from the hotel, you can spot it easily.

Brand new hotel with small but functional rooms. Bathroom ok and nice shower with good products supplied. Transfer to the hotel from bus stop 1 takes about 10 mins and runs every 20 mins day and night. Note that the bus stop doesn’t name the hotel but stop you want is at Nikki Lauda Avenue. Staff are very friendly and attentive but that may be as the hotel has about 500 rooms and it seemed less than 10% occupied. There are about 100 table and chairs for people to eat/drink at but only 2.being used.  Big draw back at the moment is a lack of food options in the evening. They told me on check in that there is a goulash that being served as dinner but by 2030 it all gone and nothing else. Not even nuts, crisps, fruit etc. So basically went hungry. I left to early for breakfast to catch a flight so can’t judge that. Once the above sorted and starts serving food then it will be a great place to stay for airport stopovers. Until then, suggest you eat before arriving!!!!

I chose this hotel because it's a 5-minute walk from the airport, which was perfect since I had a very early flight the next morning. It really put my mind at ease being so close. The hotel itself was very clean, and the lobby was spacious, so even though I arrived early, I could comfortably wait in a chair. I opted for a room with a bathtub, which was great for soaking my feet and relieving my fatigue in the evening.

Great hotel for a one night stop over. Located within 8 mins walk of the Central Train Stn which is as it says is located in the centre of the town. Good size room with excellent sized bathroom, equipped with a good shower. Breakfast is similar in nature to the Premier Inn. All staff extremely helpful with a special mention to Anna on the front desk who so kindly help me with my Taxi arrangement's during my stay.

It was a pleasant stay. The mattress is excellent for us as we stayed in a couple of other hotels during our trip there. However, we observed stain on the cup, which we washed it ourselves and use it again. Location wise is far from the city center. But there are shuttle service available. The shuttle service is easy to get and does not require long wait. Alternatively, Bolt is also quite accessible over there. Other than that, everything else is fine. The receptionist is very helpful and accommodating as well.

The room was clean and comfortable, but the hotel lacked basic amenities, such as complimentary water. Guests are required to purchase a 500 ml water bottle for 2 euros, which felt disappointing. Also the TV provided in the room is useless because you can't do anything except the local news. In my opinion, smaller hotels often offer better value and service compared to branded ones.

Nice hotel with amazing view. Pool was too cold. and no Jaccusi so we didn't get to relax in such cold weather. Food was delicious but it would be nice if they can change the menu every day. Vegan & vegetarian friendly. No bathrobs or slippers in the room. we had to ask... The bathroom was missing amenities such as cotton swabs, body lotion, conditioner.

I chose this hotel because I was going back to my country the next day. The hotel's breakfast is unique. For 20 euros, you can eat a lot of stir-fried dishes, which satisfies the Chinese stomach. The room is quite spacious and clean. You just need to take a taxi to get to the city, and if you take the train, you need to take a taxi or walk for 30 minutes. The surrounding landscape is a typical Viennese suburban landscape.

Large hotel with basic facilities, has the Westfield shopping mall nearby which has most shops. However far away from city centre, requiring frequent trip by Uber or train.

On this trip to the Wachau Valley in Austria, I chose to stay in the small town of Krems. Set on a hillside between the vineyards, this 4-star hotel is a great choice for relaxing, enjoying nature and food completely, not far from the city.