3-Star Hotels in Vienna

Great Stay in a Prime Location We stayed in a ”Wilde Bedroom” for three nights and had a pleasant experience. The room was clean and spacious, with a little pantry for light meals. It was great to have self-laundry on the same floor (3rd). The location is perfect, with many restaurants nearby. We enjoyed dinner at ”Restaurant Vienne/OnurChefs.” In addition, it’s close to attractions like Stephansplatz and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. One minor drawback was finding the hotel entrance; clearer signage would greatly enhance the overall experience. Also, having a vacuum cleaner in the room would be a bonus. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend it!

The transportation is very convenient here. You can directly access the airport via the S7 line, and it is also easy to travel to other cities with transfers from Wien Hbf. The service is nice, and the overall design of the hotel is quite unique. However, the hygiene condition was disappointing. When I checked in, I found some hair on the bed and towels, and the carpet was not very clean either. I even stepped on a relatively large metal fragment on the floor. Another major drawback is that there is almost no proper desk or working space in the room. I had to use the bedside table as a temporary desk, which is quite inconvenient, especially for business travelers or researchers who need to work on a laptop.

The rooms were freshly renovated, and the staff was incredibly friendly. The hotel is located on a very quiet side street and is conveniently situated for public transport (bus and tram). You can reach St. Stephen's Cathedral in the city center in just 10 minutes. The value for money was excellent. Would happily stay again anytime.

The hotel is right next to a bus stop, and just a few minutes' walk from a subway station and a shopping center, making its location quite convenient. The accommodation quality is standard Ibis, and there's a small restaurant downstairs. You can store your luggage for free, and the staff are very friendly.

Stayed at this place for an exhibition at the ACV. Rooms are pretty compact and just enough. Maybe it's already a great price for accommodation in Vienna🤔. It's close to the U bahn station for hbf, so you may take an early morning walk at Stephansplatz. Breakfast is alright, only wish there is air con in the room.

Excellent apartment! The parking garage is conveniently located right underneath. It's very close to the city center. The apartment is well-sealed and soundproof, with air conditioning, and you can even cook noodles. Seriously good. Just a heads-up for European hotels: remember to wash your dishes when you leave, just like you would at home. Let's show everyone our good etiquette!

Great value in a perfect location This hostel is hard to beat for location—right next to the MuseumsQuartier and Kunsthistorisches Museum, and within walking distance of nearly all the major attractions on the Ringstraße (Vienna’s historic ring road). The subway is just a few minutes away too. I booked a private room as a solo traveler and found it great value—clean, daily housekeeping, and all the basic amenities you’d expect. The 24-hour reception is super convenient, especially since they ask you to leave your key when you go out (so no risk of losing it). The dorm scene looked lively, with lots of young adults traveling in groups. If you’re with friends, I can imagine this place being an absolute steal. Highly recommended for budget-conscious travelers who want to be in the heart of Vienna.

Excellent hotel for its price. I was positively surprised that even breakfast was included! And it was delicious- eggs, cheese, ham, yogurt, desserts, fruit, even cacao! Staff was very friendly, room quite clean & enough for 1 person. No problems with hot water. Stable wifi. Shower gel & shampoo provided, but not of high quality, I preferred to use mine. Unfortunately, no water of tea pot available for free at the hotel, but near reception you can find a coffee machine for 2 eur drink. Also you can order a teapot for 5 eur in your room. It was quite calm in the hotel, though I could hear voices from the nearest room. There was a problem with the safe: it was locked when I arrived, the personnel could open it at first, because there were no keys. In the evening they opened it, then I just closed the door to put my code, but it turned out to be closed again...and I didn't know the code, of course. So I didn't use it. But it would be better if you have an updated instruction how to use it, current is not valid. Though the staff told me I could leave smth at the reception if I would like. The district is great - shops, cafés just around the corner. 5 mins walk to the nearest metro station, 15 mins to Rathaus. I easily got to the city center by foot.

Because I lived in a hotel in Europe for the first time, I was accustomed to the domestic habits and did not bring slippers. As a result, the restaurant did not provide it. Without the converter, the result was not provided by the restaurant, so I bought a difference of 12.9 euros. Ok! If you live in a European hotel, you must bring the necessary items, otherwise you will have a bad point. The distance from the Schönbrunn Palace is not there, but there is no breakfast shop. We had to go to the Golden Arch in one subway station and then to the Schönbrunn Palace in the subway. The hotel is very quiet, the morning is the window, wake us up.

The room was a decent size, but the amenities were very basic. The carpets were a bit grubby. It's located in what felt like a suburban area, which was very quiet. There's a subway-like public transport option for getting around. At this price point, it's definitely one of the cheapest options around. It's fine if you just need a place to crash for the night.