Hotel Pension Museum

I am not inclined to recommend this hotel: Be prepared for a bit of a workout upon arrival. Your luggage will need to be hauled up 13 stone steps, and then you'll need to take the elevator to the reception on the first floor. - the fridge is so bright, we had to cover it with a blanket during the night - You must ring the bell to be admitted for breakfast, and the food option is limited - it is very noisy, you hear all the time the sirens - I am allergic to feathers; I asked for pillows with no feathers, but they did not have - there is no a/c, and the fan is boisterous

Please beware that this hotel is not safe. I ended my stay here after one night after hearing yelling outside of my door followed by knocks and the night manager using a master key to not only open my room door, but walk in it at 2:45am to tell me I did not have a reservation. He immediately left wnd closed my door but proceeded to call me twice to come out. I open the door to him and 2 women and a child yelling that I took their room. The manager then asked me to go to the office across the hall. While I was in the office, the women entered the room I was staying in to view my belongings and also threatened to call the police. It took the manager several minutes to scroll through all of the reservations to find mine, and this was after I showed both my proof of a reservation and an email to the hotel the day before. When I inquired about wanting answers to why they abruptly entered the room I was sleeping in, the manager quickly yelled that he would not sort things until later that morning. I learned later that this same thing happened to several others at the hotel that night, only they successfully got into my room. Please stay away from this hotel! The room wasn't clean, the staff are rude and it's unsafe to have someone use a master key to get into rooms at night while people are sleeping!

With its perfect location to both mero and trams it was a practical place to stay. This is a "hotel" converted from a few old apartments. This gives it a very special and nice feeling. Especially the elegance in the breakfast room was amazing. The unusual thing is that the hotel is split in two parts and you have to walk outdoors between them. No problem on a sunny summer day, but... As we were given a very newly renovated room there were some teething problems, which affect our four star rating. Those should probably be gone by now so that they might earn a five star rating.

I visited Vienna for a couple days on a side trip from a business visit to Budapest. The place is very welcoming. The manager, Constanze, is lovely. The room was nice and reasonably priced, and, if you're interested in seeing the city's museums, the location is outstanding.

Posizione ottima, camera grande e spaziosa con vista splendida sulla città antica, bagno comodo con ampia doccia, parquet. In pochi passi si raggiungono tutte le principali attrazioni della città. Colazione nella norma e personale gentile. Unico neo l’assenza di aria condizionata in tutta la struttura, indispensabile soprattutto quando la temperatura esterna è attorno ai 35 gradi e, una volta tornati in camera, gradisci ritemprarti al fresco. Noi ci siamo arrangiati con il grande ventilatore ma non è stato sufficiente.

La posizione del museo è spettacolare, in pratica quasi tutte le cose da vedere sono lì intorno e comunque è servitissima come mezzi di trasporto. Le camere sono grandi e carine, la colazione buona ed il personale davvero gentile, unico neo è che è suddiviso in 3 palazzi e non è stato facile trovarlo la prima volta, e poi per fare colazione dovevamo uscire ed andare nella parte centrale 2 palazzi più in là.. .Comunque tornassi a Vienna ci tornerei.