Ibis Budget Hotels in Vienna

I had a very nice welcome. I was allowed to bring my bike to the room. The room was really spacious and very nice breakfast buffet! Coffee machines were inefficient though :( I appreciated the quite area. Different kind of public transportation is still very close :)

Family of four stayed here for 5 days to meet with friends coming from Italy. The hotel is close to metro and tram so easily access to city for concerts and museums. Hotel has a lttle indoor pool (not heated) and sauna for kids to swim and play. Breakfast doesn’t have fresh fruits and not enough variety so each day is the same. Overall a pleasant stay.

Great location. Literally less than 2 mins walk from the hotel to Wien’s main/central train station. Excellent services and super friendly and helpful staff. Stayed here for three nights and no problems with everything at the hotel.

The location is the best! Environment also very near to supermarket and transportation. Drinks, food, everything nearby and is so convenient. Even night time go back also very safety as the location is in the middle of city. 1 more things I like is to drink the refresher drink and snack provide from the hotel every morning before I leave the hotel.

Hotel is next to the Vienna main station, many restaurants are inside the station so the location is good. But you can hear the noise next to your room easily. Still recommend it

The hotel is in a good location, not far from the Blue Metro Line and the Orange Metro Line. The back door is a pedestrian street, and there is a museum park nearby (about 15 minutes). We are attending the Vienna Marathon, this hotel is near the end of the road (the marathon road is closed, it takes 30 minutes to walk back to the hotel). We didn't have breakfast at the hotel, there was a big supermarket nearby, everything was there. It is very convenient for us to run and need fruit milk bread..., the hotel has a vintage, so it is a bit old, cleaning is OK. Maybe we are too messy & #129322; but we will still strongly recommend to friends who come to Vienna to run the marathon next year.

We have always had great stays with Andaz Munich Schwabinger Tor. We have stayed there many times and some were for a week or two weeks at a time. Everytime, we were upgraded to an Andaz suite, which had a simple ”kitchen” with a microwave. The Andas suite is very large and with an extra guest toilet. These upgrades have always been given without any SUA. So this past weekend, becasue of our great experience with Andaz Munich, when we decided to visit Vienna, we chose Andaz Vienna instead of PH Vienna. To be on the safe side, we used points and reserved 3 nights and asked our concierge to apply a SUA to the reservation. Well, when we opened the door and saw our room, we were disappointed to see how small and basic the ”suite” was. It was still a nice room, but half the size of the Andaz suites we were used to in Andaz Munich. The hotel had more rooms available for upgrades, becasue when we went down to the FD and inquired politely if there were any other upgrades that we could get, they offered another suite with an additional €80 per day and an ”even better” suite for an additional €120 a day. We took the first offered room and found the new room to be very similar to the Andaz suite in Andaz Munich. (Later on we found out from other globalists that they have negotiated it down to €50 a day. ) We are curious as to what kind of room we would have been ”upgraded” to as a globalist, if we did not use an SUA. The room they offered after applying an SUA was the saddest that we have gotten. I think this is prob one of the reasons that Andaz Vienna is a cat 3 hotel. Except for the free breakfast, we did not feel anything special as a globalist. We did get a late check out. Andaz Vienna is a stone throw from Vienna Hauptbahnhof vs. PH Vienna is in the center of the old town. I think if we added up the extra € per day plus the taxi fares that we spent each day, it will make sense next time to stay in PH Vienna instead. It is Cat 6, requires more points, but I am sure they will treat Globalists much better than the Andaz Vienna.

The room was good overlooked the back of the hotel and church, shower was good and small fridge and TV with music channels. Wifi worked well staff on reception were helpful . I borrowed an adapter, printed boarding passes, advice was offered on location. Breakfast was included in our deal it was ok, cold meats, yogurt fruit, nice selection of bread. The eggs and sausages were cold but not meant to be and that was quite early in the morning. Coffee not much good again cold unless you add the hot water no breakfast tea apart from fruit teas. The older guy that was on that day couldn't be bothered when asked for some. The young tall guy much more helpful. Wouldn't have breakfast unless included in deal.Bar wasn't open so no drinks maybe if you ask they open it. No noise from building work but front of hotel covered up. Ok for 2 nights stay. AS some other people have pictured they could do with moving all the old mattresses out the back outside of the seating area in reception which is quite a nice space to sit in. There are toilets in reception which are clean. Local area has few restaurants or cafes nearby so be prepared for this. Unless you count the fast food ones at the station complex. Chinese chain there pretty reasonable.