Hotels near Gasometer, Vienna

This is a lovely hotel. There’s no doubt about it however there are a couple of things that I think they need to pay attention to. We were travelling across Europe and I telephoned and emailed the hotel to ask about parking. We were told to park in the local car park at €9 per day equal in €18 for our two day stay. However, as I was at the reception, I heard the receptionist advising the guests after me that to park on the road at the weekend is free !  I did mention this to the receptionist and said I’m a little bit disappointed that I not only had called but you had emailed me to advise me to park in the parking place and it’s a point of principle really to be given the correct information, especially when an inquiry is made . The hotel is modern and clean. It also has its own bar downstairs and provides tea and coffee and a complementary bottle of water. However, on the second day there was no tea or coffee provided. When I asked the reception they did give me some tea and coffee but when I got back up to the room I realised I also didn’t have any sugar or spoons or milk! I feel that in a four-star hotel, the Fraleys they could do is to replenish the stocks if necessary . There were also no body lotion or tissues in our room. All these little details make a big difference to the comfort of a guest. Yes, we can go down to reception and request these items but the whole point is that really you just want to relax in your room when you are there .  The hotel is in a very close distance to Vienna city and was just a 10 minute underground ride (U3). 

Great value for money. The location is also pretty good. Breakfast is just okay, but for this price, it's totally acceptable.

I was impressed by the friendly and attentive service before my stay as they responded to my request very professionally and quickly. However, the staff when I checked out was disrespectful. Early in the morning, so quiet and there was only me and the staff in the foyer. He saw me walking close and he chose to step away. I called him out loud so many times and he still ignored me and organized his stuff. I needed to go all the way round to stand right in front of him and “can i check out pls” his cold reaction answered all. Other staff were nice. It wason 23rd dec 2025. Anyway, room was very modern and nice. Lovely stay i really enjoyed. Spacious, pretty, no kettle what a shame. Well-decorated everywhere in the hotel, very trendy. Location was convenient, 3 mins walk to the station

It's a shame because the hotel is quite new, and it shows. It's far from the city center but well-connected, and in our case, it suited our needs. They could offer more amenities in more rooms, like a refrigerator or more storage space. I say it's a shame because the customer service was among the worst I've experienced in a long time. I didn't see any friendliness whatsoever, from the ”it's not 3 PM, I'll get back to you later” response to a question I had, to not explaining the cleaning procedures, and even giving us dirty looks. I really value attentive service, and in this case, it left much to be desired.

This was great for us as we needed a hotel to catch a flight the following morning. Checking in was smooth and staff were friendly. The rooms were very clean and modern with tea/coffee facilities. The breakfast was plentiful and varied. It was easy to get to the airport the next day. It is situated in a place with lots of places to eat.

This hotel is very close to Vienna's main train station. If you exit from the eastern entrance of the station, it's about a 100-meter walk. We planned to stay near the main station because we were taking a train to the airport shortly after, so we didn't really need to buy public transport tickets. The hotel environment is very clean, and the lobby on the ground floor is spacious. Check-in starts at 3 PM, and we arrived just before 3 PM and they checked us in. You can check in using the self-service machine or by handing your passport to the front desk staff for manual check-in. I chose manual check-in, as it was hassle-free. In Austria, there's a city tax for accommodation. Since the price we booked through Ctrip already included the city tax, we didn't have to pay anything extra upon check-in. Further inside is the breakfast area. I didn't want a Western-style breakfast, so I didn't pay extra for it (breakfast is 18 Euros per person, and children are a bit cheaper at 8.9 Euros). The room was very clean. We booked a 'design room,' and it was very spacious. We could open both our suitcases on the floor and still have plenty of room. Regarding the price, we paid 1665 RMB for two nights, which is about 200 Euros. For a hotel near the train station, this is quite good value for money. The shower had excellent water pressure, and the heating was sufficient, so no worries there. The only thing is about hot water: there's no kettle in the room. There's a self-service hot water dispenser in the lobby where you check in. I basically filled both my water cups every time I went, and you can adjust the temperature yourself (first long-press to unlock, then set the temperature and volume, and finally press start). During my stay, I didn't see many people using it. Maybe everyone bought bottled water. As it was winter, I needed warm water, so I went to get water every morning and evening, except when I was out. If the water ran out, you could tell the staff, and they would refill it – it's tap water that's instantly heated by the machine. We were two adults and one child (10 years old). When booking on Ctrip, you have to enter the child's age, so this hotel was recommended as suitable for families. However, younger children don't need to register their passports. The bed was large enough for us. The room was exactly as shown in the online pictures, so I won't upload any. I did upload a picture of the instructions for the water dispenser. Oh, and after check-in, Ctrip will send you an email with an English check-in voucher, so even if you have communication issues, you can just show the voucher to the staff.

Hotel service at high level, no problem with communication in English and English. Room is quite large, well equipped, clean towels, tea making facilities, toiletries. Great location. Hotel is very close to the U3 subway line, which can be reached to the old city in a dozen minutes, and also about 1 km to the train station from which you can get to the airport in 15 minutes.

Very basic amenities were provided.  No slippers, tooth paste & tooth brush.  The restaurant only provided limited food choices and charged you for hot water and bread even if you did not order it. Some staff were nice.  Good  in terms of scenery and room size but a bit far from major tourist and shopping areas

Booked this hotel for 2 nights in Vienna. Location wise, it's not the most convenient. It is not within walking distance to either the main train station or the city center. The closest metro station is about a 5-7 minutes walk. It is predominantly a residential area but there are some good and cheap eateries near the metro station. The hotel is part of a sports club (hence the name Sportshotel). There is a restaurant in the hotel which serves great food at reasonable price. The hotel also has a sauna which is free for guests of the hotel to use but I haven't tried it. The room itself is quite spacious with the usual amenities minus a kettle (so can't make coffee or tea in your room)! Not sure whether this is typical for all hotels but other hotels I've stayed in neighboring countries all have kettle. It is very clean with daily cleaning. It has a big window which gets quite a bit of sunlight and a safe to store valuables.

I stayed at this accommodation in Vienna for 6 nights during winter and overall had a pleasant and convenient stay. The biggest advantage is the location. It is less than a 5-minute walk from Wien Hbf/Vienna central station. If you exit the station from the Interspar supermarket side and turn left, you will quickly see the orange building, making it very easy to find even if you are arriving with luggage. Being so close to the main train station is also very convenient for getting around the city or taking day trips. The check-in process was straightforward and efficient. I would recommend contacting the property in advance to complete the pre check-in procedure and pay any required taxes. After that, a QR code will be generated which you can use at the ipads to collect your keycards. The process was smooth and hassle-free. There is no housekeeping service during the stay, but there is a designated room where guests can take additional essentials such as towels if needed. There is also hot water available in the lobby, which is useful if you want to make a quick drink. One thing to note is that the reception only operates on weekdays during certain hours, so it is good to check the schedule beforehand in case you need assistance. In terms of drawbacks, the room does not have air conditioning. Because of this, I would not recommend staying here during the summer months. We kept the window open at night, which meant there was some street noise, although it was still manageable and did not affect our sleep too much. Another small issue was that the hairdryer in the room was quite sticky. I’m not sure if this is the case for all rooms or just the one I stayed in. Overall, it’s a good option for travelers looking for a practical and well-located place to stay, especially if proximity to the main train station is important.