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We were familiar with the group of city centres in France and we were not disappointed with their service in Vienna. The apartments are spacious, decorated with taste and the bedroom is comfortable (even the sofa bed). Tramway 1 is 2 minutes walking distance and allows you to reach the centre in less than 15 minutes. There are several supermarkets with less than 500m. If you have a car, a few points to know: the city park is very small and very fast full so book early (the nearest parking is cheap 3.60€/h 36€/day). In the street, the parking is free weekend and night from 22h to 7h. If there was just one comment to do, the coffee machine is. This latter has special capsules (format professionnel nespresso) not found in the commerce (only online), so they must be purchased by lot from 4 to 3.70€ a l'accueil.

This was not our first stay at the Adagio nor will it, hopefully, be our last. I mention that because some places where we have previously stayed have made some changes or ”cutbacks” as a result of the pandemic; the Adagio has not. Our room included a refrigerator, small stove and coffee maker (hence the homelike feel) and the bathroom is superior to that of some ”upscale” hotels where we have stayed. The location is, for us, ideal. It's on the ”ring,” with two tram stops just outside its front door, and it's an easy walk to several excellent restaurants and at least one major museum (The Mak). But one of the most appealing aspects of the Adagio is its staff. They are friendly and responsive and make one feel genuinely welcome. As just one illustration of this, the day before our arrival I emailed the hotel and asked if we might be able to stay in the same room we have stayed in on past visits; I was unable to recall the room number. We arrived the following evening and where were we lodged? ”Our” previous room. Add to that an offer of a loaner umbrella on a cloudy day, helpful recommendations regarding transportation and sites and, well, that's the Adagio.

Really very clean room with all comforts, exceeded our expectations. The area is very quiet and served with supermarket bars, pharmacies and restaurants. It is 2 steps from the trains and very close 2 bus and streetcar stops that take you to the major areas of interest.

We decided to bokk a self-service apartment for our one week stay in Vienna (partly because of the price/location ratio), but we soon came to regret it. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon, well aware that the reception would be closed over the weekend, but we had not anticipated the problems we were going to experience. The hotel had promised to mail us final registration instructions three days before our arrival, but the mail did not arrive until after we had arrived, and because of the trouble in registration we did not find it until the next day! Consequently, we did not know how to open the front door to get in to the registration area, but fortunately another guest let us in. Then the nightmare began: We followed the instructions on the check-in computer, then we filled in the necessary information and managed to get as far as signing, only to receive the following message: ”Your room allotment can not be processed at this time. Please try again later.” This happened three times within the next hour. A friendly guest passing by helped us locarting the emergency service phone number, but after having tried that number three or four times without success (the call was aborted after a few seconds), we were on the verge of giving up. A final attempt was successful, and our German-speaking helper managed to explain our probleø to the help desk person. She tried her best to help us, for the better part of an hour, but without success. Finally, she said that she would call the security company, and they would be there to help us in 20 minutes. After half an hour, we decided that enough was enough, and we decided to check in to a nearby hotel for two nights (until the Smartments reception opened again on Monday), with the clear intention of presenting that hotel bill to Smartments. On Monday morning, we presented ourselves at the Smartments reception and demanded to speak to the manager, who was not present. A meeting was scheduled for the next day. This time, the receptionist helped us check in (not on the faulty computer!)m and we proceeded to our room, which was OK and about what we had expected, except that the coffee maker did not work and there were two non-functioning lamps. We also could not get into the supply room to get extra towels, because our key cards did not work on that door... On Tuesday morning, I had a meeting with the manager. He offered to reimburse us for the hotel costs we had incurred for the two nights we could not get in to Smartments, and to upgrade us for the rest of our stay to their highest category of room (one grade up from our original booking), at no cost to us. This we accepted. I did, however, not find his attitude particularly forthcoming. Being a former travel industry professional myself, I was not impressed by his way of handling the problem. For the rest of our stay, we encountered no further major problems, except that our key cards were still somewhat erratic and did not at all open the supply room doors.

Family of three visiting Vienna for a weekend. We always prefer to have a separate living area and kitchenette if possible and this place was perfect. Everything clean and fairly modern. There was also a large lobby sitting room on the first floor where you could sit or make coffee and tea. Late night check in worked out just fine. Just a few minutes walk to the cathedral and the walk itself is lovely and scenic. Grocery store just a couple doors down. Bakery and cafe around the corner. Lots of restaurants nearby. Didn’t hear much if any street noise even though we were on the first floor. Location couldn’t have been better. All around great value too. Would absolutely come back.

We arrived at night and our 2 year old looked up at the fun fair and shouted “colours!”. Thankfully, whilst you could hear some of the rides from the room it was muffled and not intrusive. The rooms are ideal for family travel. ReasonBly priced and very spacious. No bath but the deep sink in the kitchen just fitted our toddler. Comfortable mattress, fantastic shower and the kitchen is really well appointed. Breakfast was excellent. Delicious buffet spread and fresh items on the menu alongside. Plenty for veggies and vegans. There’s parking next to the hotel for €25 a night which is reasonable for the area.

Excellent apartments in a new and modern area of Vienna, next to the central station. It may seem a bit far from the center, but in 30-40 minutes you reach the cathedral square by foot, passing through the beautiful Belvedere palace, or 15 by public transport. Transport is practically at the door, on the left the central station Haupbahnof, where you can take the train to the airport (RE) or the metro (U). On your right hand side, the Quartier Belvedere stop, with the urban train (S) and the tram. So the location is no excuse, which also lowers the price a bit. In addition, the apartments are new and very well equipped and spacious. Very comfortable, with a large bed and sofa, kitchen, dining room, all in an open and spacious space, decorated in an industrial chic way. The common areas have a working area and a small kitchen where you can make yourself a coffee or store things in the fridge. If you arrive later than 6pm you have to do the self check in at a machine that they have outside on the street. It is somewhat slow and tedious, but it will only take a few minutes. The wifi is good and they have luggage storage service. A perfect option for a weekend in Vienna

Spacious clean and tidy room with a wardrobe and a lot of storage area. 5 minutes walk to the St Stephen metro station and 4 minutes to the supermarket. Nice staff. There are 2 washing and 2 drying machines in the basement. Will be better if they are in the room. Overall pleasant stay.

With a stay at myApartments Vienna in Vienna (Brigittenau), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Prater and Stephansplatz. This upscale apartment is 2.5 mi (4 km) from Vienna State Opera and 2.9 mi (4.6 km) from Vienna Christmas Market.Featured amenities include express check-out, luggage storage, and an elevator. Limited parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 34 air-conditioned rooms featuring heated floors and Smart televisions. Kitchens are outfitted with refrigerators, stovetops, and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and washing machines, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).

The location is very close to Hofburg, Graben Street, and the Museum District. It is within a 20-minute walk and is very convenient! In Vienna, we mainly rely on our legs! Really tired, just take Uber home, less than 10 euros! Take Uber to WIEN HBF, 5.85 Euro, within about 10 minutes! The apartment is very nice, clean and tidy, the waiter is very Nice! A laundry bag can hold more than ten pieces of T, 10 euros, handed to the House keeping in the morning, and sent back in the afternoon to be clean and neatly stacked! Putting Candy on the pillow every day, I was moved to go out and put a tip on the pillow every day! Old-fashioned elevator, very tasteful! The restaurant next to the hotel is also very good, very romantic! Good hotel in the middle of noisy! ◕‿◕