Hotels in Mariahilfer Strasse, Vienna

I highly recommend this hotel for someone who wants a central accomodation within a reasonable price. The hotel is located within walking distance to all the major attractions in the city centre. We were welcomed by who we believe is the owner, who was lovely and gave us some general tips. The room was spacious and clean. The breakfast is also very good.

On a commercial pedestrian street. A little far away from surrounding attractions. The water pressure in the shower room is poor and the floor drains quickly. Good reviews.

Jazz In The City Hotel 28 February - 2 March 2023 Room 500 5 stars for its cleanliness and service! Location: We took the Vienna Airport Cab from the airport to the hotel. We paid Euro 37 (one way). It was very convenient. It took about 30 minutes. The driver drove carefully and was on time to fetch us at the airport. The hotel is accessible to the underground and shopping area. Reception: Excellent and very helpful! We were able to check in early and the room was already ready when we arrived. Room: Modern, fresh and very clean indeed! The bedsheets, pillow covers, towels and bed were all immaculately clean and dust free. It has all the amenities that you need. Our room was located in a quiet area. Bathroom/Toilet: Very clean indeed! Breakfast: Excellent breakfast! You can order sunny side up or omelette which is freshly cooked. Very clean and fresh breakfast area. Check out: Fast and effective! Recommendation: Why not paint the ceiling of the room white and paint the water pipes black? It will give a smooth, clean and fresh feel. Overall recommendation: Highly recommended:

Overall we had a very good experience. We stayed in the family apartment. The good: 1. Very good value for money 2. Great location with easy access to public transportation 3. Good breakfast 4. Very large and spacious room. 5. Good sound isolation, our room was on a low for facing a busy street and we could hardly hear a sound from the outside. A few things that could be improved: 1. We arrived late and the sofa bed was not made, we had to ask for sheets and make it ourselves. 2. The wait time for the elevators was often too long. 3. There was mold on the ceiling in the shower. 4. The quality of the pillows was low. 5. The door in the breakfast area was kept open and we could smell the cigarette smoke from outside during breakfast. 6. The room overall seems a little dated and in need of some maintenance.

Let's break down my experience into two parts. First part is the utter lack of customer service presented by the hotel manager and the second part will be the room/hotel itself. I showed up on a Thursday night with my two teenagers for a 3 night stay. The manager asked why we had two rooms. I let him know we only had one room and showed him my printed reservation. He said that there were two reservations and that I had made a mistake and must pay for both rooms. He literally said it just like that. I explained that it must be a mistake, I never received an email confirmation of any kind so would have had no way of knowing that the website had booked two reservations. He said it was my fault and that I must have deleted the emails. Since I was in a foreign country and wanted to move past the mixup, I offered to pay the first night and asked him to rent out the room for the next two nights. Given it was a weekend in Vienna and that his hotel was sold out, I thought that was a good compromise. He agreed. Well, the short story is he rented the room out for Friday and Saturday at 40% of what I paid and said I would have to pay the difference plus the entire first night. We had a lively conversation about his lack of customer service, his unwillingness to compromise in any way, and his desire to blame me for the mistake. After about 15 minutes of this, he said that if I didn't pay this amount he would charge me for the full reservation cost of all 3 nights. Needless to say, it was a ridiculous interaction and horrible. So if you choose to stay at this hotel, just know that any mix up (your fault or not) will be blamed on you. As far as the hotel. The only thing going for it is it's location. Right on the main shopping street. The rooms are insanely small, even by European standards, the bathroom is about 6ft x 4ft, and the decor is old. It really is a 2-3 start hotel at best. Also, I booked my room in advance directly on the hotel website and the cost appears to have been considerably more than what you could reserve via Kayak or TripAdvisor, etc. So in conclusion the manager was terrible, deceptive, greedy, inflexible, and lacking integrity. The hotel itself was okay with it's primary benefit being it's location. Good Luck!

Wonderful place. 4* hotel with 5* experience, and extremely decent price. Perfect location, only few minutes from center, tram and metro station just next to the hotel. The rooms are cozy and clean. They even have… guitar amplifier. A lot of place to relax inside the hotel, free tea in library, and smart “maxi bar”, where you can buy everything necessary. Tasty breakfast. Extremely friendly staff: Elena, Hanna P., Hanna M., Sergius, David, Daniela. 100% will come to stay again

This is a charming hotel just 2 blocks from the nearest subway stop (though Vienna is a very walkable and safe city, so I often bypassed it to walk anyway). Coffee/tea/hot chocolate is available for free throughout the day and evening, along with tea. Front desk is manned 24/7 with friendly helpful English speaking staff. Rooms are cleaned daily and are very comfortable, with strong air conditioning that can be individually adjusted. Elevators are a bit confusing as there are two sets, one for one section of rooms and one for a different one (and one cannot use them interchangeably) but once you get used to that, it's not an issue. There is also an outdoor seating area, presumably used by smokers I imagine since the entire hotel is nonsmoking indoors. I had no problems here at all except a hair dryer that didn't work, so the front desk loaned me another one. It's a good value for Vienna. I would stay here again and recommend it to other travelers.

Super Lage (kein Öffi-Ticket gekauft), sauberes Zimmer, freundliches Personal. Man bekommt den ganzen Tag gratis guten Kaffee beim Frühstücksautomaten und kann ihn dann in der schön gestalteten Lounge genießen. Das Parken in der Gerngross-Garage war sehr teuer. Ein Angefangener Tag wird anscheinend als ganzer Tag gerechnet. Bei 2 Übernachtungen zahlt man also für 4 Tage. Vielleicht könnte die Unterkunft da eine Alternative anbieten.

We arrived late on Thursday night to the hotel. Although the street where the hotel is located, is not the greatest, nor the entrance to the actual hotel, we were received by friendly receptionist. After check in, we went to our room. Henri hotel is a vintage styled hotel, might look strange if you are not used to it, but facilities wise it was quite alright. Nice and confortable beds, decent bathroom. The only to improvable aspects /critics are: 1) shower of room 305. We requested twice to the morning receptionist to fix the shower telephone as it did not allow for a fix position and kept falling down, making quite challenging to shower properly. And both time we were openly ignored without any explanation... 2) security wise. we entered quite a few times the hotel and requested our room keys. And not one time were we requested to provide any identification, proof of name, or even details to ensure we were the right guests... Other than these 2 aspects, Henri Hotel is a decent hotel to spend a long weekend over Wien.

What can you say? This hotel has everything you need for a city break in Vienna. Beautifully decorated, Josefine is cosy with a modern take on classic themes. We had a cosy room, tastefully decorated and well equipped with a comfortable bed and plush decor. A beautiful separate shower and WC, and hand basin in the room made it feel like we had taken rooms in 1920s-era Vienna, as Christopher Isherwood would have done on a flying visit to Vienna. We loved the Roberts radio, which reminded us of the one in our first flat and the ability to stream music. When in the room we listened to Austria's Classic-Radio which added to the ambience of the room. We usually like to stream content to the TV, but this wasn't available on the TV in the room, but saying that, we didn't have time to watch movies. Downstairs you have the Phonotek room, where you can get a drink or a coffee whilst perusing the vast vinyl collection ad playing some bangers. We liked some of the old German records especially ones by James Last and the extensive range of disco floor fillers. We also like piped 1920s-1930s music around the hotel. Josefine has a decadent sibling that opens after dark called Barfly where you can sample some of the finest cocktails available in the whole of Vienna. The sounds of Jazz from. 1920's through to the 1960s ease the pain of your feet whilst you sip on a Whiskey Sour or a Rusty Nail. It's one of the best bars in Vienna, according to Timeout. Breakfast at Josefine is a ritual of the highest standard. You'll have to book and after you have been seated by the lovely staff. We had the standard breakfast included and you get the widest range of options from omelettes, salmon platters, Viennese porridge, toast, beautiful local bread (including Gluten Free Options), bacon and eggs and continental options. There are additional options available such as Eggs Benedict at extra cost. Once you've made your choice, there'll be coffee and juice served in anticipation of the main event. And the main event is something else. Your breakfast choice is served to you on stand, just like the ones used for afternoon tea, and it makes breakfast feel unique and glamorous. All housed in Barfly's beautifully decorated green, gold and rich velvet red decor. A real experience and one of the best hotel breakfasts. With those little attentions to details you expect in hotels charging twice the price. And that's the thing about Josefine, the little details. The key for your room and the key fob; the bottle of wine to great you; the coffee in the Phonotek room whilst you wait for your room; the dressing gowns and slippers; the little notebook they give you so you can record your stay. All these little things make Josefine different along with the ability to step back in time. And did we mention the roof terrace? Take a drink upstairs and look at the stars or a fantastic view of the city. Be aware. that Vienna is a windy city so take a coat, just in case. Location i