4-Star Hotels in Vienna

Facilities: The room has air conditioning and a mini-fridge. Although there's no complimentary bottled water in the room, free drinking water is available in the hotel lobby. The room itself is very spacious and comfortable. The breakfast included omelets, which I was very happy with. Cleanliness: Housekeeping cleaned daily and replenished toiletries. Environment: It's close to the Renweg subway station, with the S7 line going directly to the airport. Trams 71 and 0 also go to the city center, making it quite convenient. Service: This hotel seems to host a lot of Chinese tour groups. During my stay, there were often student performance groups checking in, and I even saw flight crews from Air China and China Eastern. The front desk service was quite good.

I strongly recommend The Flemings Hotel for visiting Vienna. It is located right next to a tramway station that will take you to central areas in the city. The room was very spacious clean and calm.

Harry's Home Wein Millennium Tower was a nice hotel stay for me.  The location was good, next to the Danube river and right above a shopping mall.  Also, was only a 3 minute walk to the metro train into the city center (or other places in Vienna).   The front desk young woman was extremely nice and helpful.  The hotel, and my room were clean and spacious.  Several big windows had a nice view out.  I did not eat the hotel breakfast due to my personal time schedule, but there is a large grocery store directly below the hotel that is open from 7:40 am until 8 pm that was good.  Also, right outside the hotel entrance/exit you can take the skywalk in the mall across to the mall foodcourt with several options. I felt the hotel was a good value for the money, and much cheaper than staying in the city center of Vienna.  I was able to take the metro and tram into that area in about 25 minutes or so.  Overall, I was pleased with the staff, the location, my room, etc and I would stay there again if I am back in Vienna.

The hotel’s location is brilliant, right by the river. A reasonable walk from all the main sites in the centre but also a short walk away from public transport (tram, subway) if you prefer. The airport bus is just across the bridge - was very convenient. The staff were super friendly and helpful, offering me coffee and answering any questions I had. I asked for a room on a higher floor, and got one on the 7th floor which had decent views of the city. The room itself was perfect size, not too small and was clean. The bed was very comfortable! Good value for a 4* - I would highly recommend :)

The room was spacious, clean, and tidy, with convenient transportation access. There's an Aldi nearby for easy grocery shopping. The room also had basic kitchenware, and the bathroom was clean, tidy, and large. The hotel has paid washing machines and dryers. The washing machines include detergent, so you don't need to bring your own. However, the dryer isn't very effective at drying clothes, so I wouldn't recommend paying to use it. It's only a 100-meter walk from the train station to the hotel (I recommend using the north exit, which has a Chinese restaurant). There are accessible ramps along the way, making it easy to pull luggage. The train station also offers direct trains to the airport every half hour. Be careful not to go to the wrong hotel; there's another apartment-style hotel from the same company nearby. (Don't ask me how I know that! 🤡)

The hotel's location is fantastic. It's only a 10-15 minute walk to Plague Column and the Hofburg Palace. I drove to the hotel, and parking was convenient in the underground public garage next door. I just took the elevator up with my luggage and was at the hotel entrance in less than a minute, right into the lobby. Very easy! The hotel offers a discount on parking fees if you pay at the front desk. A 24-hour stay would cost €40 if paid directly at the parking garage, but only €36 through the hotel.

The listing said there was a bathtub, but my room didn't have one. The room photos also showed rooms with only a shower, so it might be that rooms are assigned randomly. If you really want a bathtub, it's probably a good idea to note it in the special requests section. The room itself was clean and comfortable, and it had a fridge. There are also lots of supermarkets nearby, which was a plus.

I booked a triple room for 3 adults and first I was given a room with one bed only, so, was forced to to get back to the reception with all the things and then they gave me a room with 2 beds and a smaller folding bed. Please pay attention, that they call 15m room - ”triple”. Also, instead of proper door to the bath room, there was a sliding glass door with a hole instead of a handle which didn't provide any privacy. All the facilities were very low, like for small kids, shower cabin is extremely small, no toiletries. Poor pillows, bad matrasses. To switch AC on/off you have to call to the reception.

Great location, nice hotel near the old town. It also has a 24-hour bar, which comes in handy when all the establishments in the area are closed but you need to sit with friends. The rooms also have Marshal speakers, you can listen to music, I have never seen anything like this.

Upon arrival, the self-check-in machine was not working, so I had to call for assistance. By that time, several other guests were also waiting to check in. It took about 45 minutes before we were finally able to access our accommodation. At first glance, everything looked good. However, I found several long black hairs in the bed, which definitely were not mine. There was also no trash bin in the room. Apart from that, the tiny house was comfortable, well-equipped, and had everything needed for a pleasant stay. One thing that could be improved is the small window, which could not be fully covered. As a result, the outdoor lights were constantly visible turning on and off whenever people walked past, which was somewhat disturbing during the night. Overall, it was a good experience, but there are definitely a few areas that could be improved.