Wien-Umgebung District hotel guide. Relais & Chateaux hotel in Wien-Umgebung District, Lower Austria

"Everything was fine. The apartment was very cozy. Very conveniently located near the station. You have a supermarket and a place to eat walking distance. You can leave your luggage before check-in and after check-out which allows you to have a wander before leaving."

"The bathroom configuration was a little awkward-but we managed . With 3 adults in the room it was a bit tight."

"clean rooms, comfortable beds, great staff at Reception, allowed us to keep our luggage after check out, good location"

"If you’re visiting Vienna for a day or a week this hotel is perfect! Everyone on the staff from the front desk to the coffee bar, to the rooftop bar/restaurant and everyone in between were amazing! Welcoming, kind, respectful, friendly! Great location for exploring the city and enough outside for a quiet evening. We can’t thank everyone enough. "

"Friendly welcome. I had a room with a balcony which was lovely. The rooms are clean and nicely finished. They have a small kitchen area too. "

"All aspects of the hotel and staff were excellent. "

"Absolutely fabulous place to stay in Vienna. Handy for the station but also really quiet. Growth, grocery shops nearby kitchenette, washer-dryer, incredibly comfortable bed, really lovely space, great bathroom, great breakfast. Almost worth going back to Vienna just to stay there!"

"Very nice room. Easy access to the train station. Breakfast also nice spread"

"I really don’t want to sound that grumpy, but there are pros and cons for this hotel. Smooth check in, not that clean room, as I had no asthma attacks for years, and after I entered the room I struggled breathing. The same happened on the 2nd night, so I asked to vacuum clean the floor and this was accommodated. Not sure if it was placebo effect but I could breath in the room. Very noisy room, could hear traffic, people outside until 2am (for 3 nights) at 6am rubbish removal, road traffic restarted etc. breakfast is basic, but not that bad. The staff would benefit from training on how to be friendly. A little smile would not hurt. No need to chase customers and recheck the room number especially if it took awhile to be seated. The rooms are not cleaned by default and you have to ask for this at reception. "