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Our family run establishment is only 5 minutes away from the Ringstrasse and lies directly on the metro line U6. The hotel is famous first of all for its excellent service and very rich hot and cold breakfast. The General Hospital and numerous private hospitals, the Viennese Brunnen and Yppen street markets, the Freud museum, Volksoper, Votivchurch, City hall or Palace Gschwandner are also in the walking distance. Because of a good location near the metro line U6 all the places of interest - from Grinzing to Schonbrunn - are easy to reach. The rooms are equipped with minibar, hair dryer, writing case, alarm clock, WiFi, sat-TV, radio, soundproof windows, phone... Classical live music on Sunday breakfast, leafy courtyard, 24 hours open bar with Viennese wines, private SPA or a Nespresso machine in your room are only few of the many extra services we offer, which explain our slogan "3 stars hotel with 4 stars service and 5 stars charm". Our hotel was built in 1901 as a wedding gift and offers for more than 111 years lived hospitality and Viennese tradition, also marked in the successful architectural symbiosis of Art Nouveau with modern elements.
The production site of popular Ottakringer beer brews up an exciting mix of working and middle class suburbs, Balkanese immigrant lifestyles, and lush patches of hilly woodland. The recently gentrified area around Yppenplatz and Brunnenmarkt boasts hip cafés and bars next to South East European delicacies at Brunnenmarkt street market. The dynamics of Ottakring become most apparent at its vibrant high street Ottakringer Strasse. At the top end you can feast on wine and local food in Austria’s oldest wine tavern 10er Marie. The wines are from the tavern’s own urban vineyards. Before you head upwards, make sure you pay a visit to the historic courtyards between Lerchenfelder Gürtel and Hippgasse. When locals visit Ottakring’s hilly green outskirts on the weekends they either climb up 31 meters of Jubiläumswarte viewing tower on Gallitzinberg, have a succulent Wiener Schnitzel at Villa Aurora, or reward their hiking exertions around Wilhelminenberg with a drink and a view from Wilhelminenberg Palace (now a hotel and restaurant).
All reviews tram stop city centre star service recommend this hotel sparkling wine floor room busy road main road fantastic stay breakfast was excellent single room lovely hotel room was clean and comfortable public transport stayed for nights air conditioning comfortable stay
After booking this hotel as part of package from TripMasters, I was pleasantly surprised by the amenities. The hotel was very clean, the room included a smartphone (!) and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I only had the breakfast one of the mornings,...More
I did a lot of planning for a trip to Vienna with my wife and chose Boutique Hotel Donauwalzer because of cost and ambiance.
The lobby / bar / breakfast area is well appointed, Art Deco styling, clean and comfortable. The staff has all been...More
Stayed for long week at this hotel maybe not quite as near centre that we would have wished for but so friendly and such good value the walk was worth it.
We also found some lovely local restaurants which were great value around this district...More
The staff was supper helpful. I lost my purse and they helped us contact different Viennese Lost and Found numbers. I don't know what we would have done without their information, help and concern. We were able to continue on our vacation knowing we had...More
I had a small but very quiet room. The windows went to a nice patio. breakfast was excellent! The staff was very helpful and friendly.I'm sure on my next trip I will choose this hotel again. It is quite near to two underground stations.
Vienna Pass provides free transportation & discount for maaaany attractions and it's only Monday to Sunday.
Ιf you are going to visit the majority of those then yes, it's worthy. Keep in mind that most of them are closed on... More
Vienna Pass provides free transportation & discount for maaaany attractions and it's only Monday to Sunday.
Ιf you are going to visit the majority of those then yes, it's worthy. Keep in mind that most of them are closed on Monday.
We also stayed for 5 days but we only bought a weekly transportation card that cost 17e for each and then bought the tickets for the must see museums separately which was cheaper. This is of course what worked for us.
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So.. here is a funny story. The tram system was slightly confusing to say the least. We bought a 48 hour transport ticket which could be used on buses too. We got a train for one stop and transferred onto another tram... More
So.. here is a funny story. The tram system was slightly confusing to say the least. We bought a 48 hour transport ticket which could be used on buses too. We got a train for one stop and transferred onto another tram (wrong one) off and on to another (wrong one). Finally, got on a tram and had around a 10 minute walk to the hotel. When we checked in we found that there was a closer tram No. 44 (about five stops from the centre), which we got from Schottentor stop in the centre of town (so get a tram to that stop and get on the No. 44 would be my advice). There is a stop heading back into town centre outside hotel. The tram stops further up the street on the right and it is a few minutes walk back up to the hotel.
Enjoy the beautiful city!
There's a train (called CAT, you don't have to get out of the airport, follow the green signs, buy a ticket - a single ticket is 11€ as of today) that gets to Wienmitte station in sixteen minutes. That's right in the centre... More
There's a train (called CAT, you don't have to get out of the airport, follow the green signs, buy a ticket - a single ticket is 11€ as of today) that gets to Wienmitte station in sixteen minutes. That's right in the centre of Vienna. From there there's public transport (in the Wienmitte shopping centre they sell tickets and will tell you which numbers you need). Otherwise you can take a taxi from Wienmitte station.
