Bucklige Welt Cheap Holidays

Awesome Property with breakfast. Conveniently located in Vienna main station which has a lot of grocery stores and bakery shops

Great hotel close to train station

A neat, modern facility in the Tiefer Graben, a recess below street level. The area is less busy and touristy than others in Vienna, a pleasant escape from the hubbub of the city and all the motion and commotion. You still have ready access to everything. Helpful and efficient staff, always there for you.

Love the property and location. I’d stay again, BUT it advertises airport transfer- it’s actually a taxi that costs around 50euro each way. If you have anything that’s in the fridge, it’s a charge. You won’t get even 1 bottle of water- at the bar, a 6oz bottle of water is about 5euro. Be sure you have your own provisions. Supposed to have VIP perks, but none. Asked for an upgrade room, not available. My room was lovely even though it was a standard double. The palace and grounds are adjacent and I could have spent a week walking and touring them. walking - gorgeous. I highly recommend the hop-on-hop-off bus tour. You can learn about all major sites and also have easy transportation to sites and city center. The boarding site is at the front of the palace. It was easy.

My stay at the Mercure Biedermeier Wien was merely okay, and I wouldn't choose to return. On the positive side, the rooms and building were clean, with fluffy towels. I appreciated the in-room amenities: kettle with Nescafé, fridge, large safe, and free, reliable Wi-Fi. The female receptionist was friendly, and staff hardworking. Free lemon water and a welcome chocolate were nice touches. The hotel's a beautifully restored historic building in a quiet, central spot, near shops and Bahnhof Mitte. I also liked the restaurant's outdoor terrace and used the free gym and clean sauna. Parcel reception was also helpful. Key Issues: Several issues detracted significantly from my experience. Slow pre-arrival communication via Expedia chat was frustrating. At check-in, a missing parcel caused a delay until it was found right next to the receptionist. The biggest problem was the broken air-conditioning in my initial room during a heatwave. A provided fan was useless. After a heated argument, including a dismissive comment about Spain's heat, I got a new room. Its AC barely cooled, just enough for sleeping. Noise was a constant issue. Despite double-glazing, I heard street noise. More disruptive were daily 6 AM wake-ups from corridor noise (vibrating the bed) and noisy children above, making restful sleep impossible even with earplugs. Finally, both rooms showed neglect: detached carpets, wall damage (hole, crack), and a leaky shower. Lift flooring was worn, and corridor art hung crooked

Love the property and location. I’d stay again, BUT it advertises airport transfer- it’s actually a taxi that costs around 50euro each way. If you have anything that’s in the fridge, it’s a charge. You won’t get even 1 bottle of water- at the bar, a 6oz bottle of water is about 5euro. Be sure you have your own provisions. Supposed to have VIP perks, but none. Asked for an upgrade room, not available. My room was lovely even though it was a standard double. The palace and grounds are adjacent and I could have spent a week walking and touring them. walking - gorgeous. I highly recommend the hop-on-hop-off bus tour. You can learn about all major sites and also have easy transportation to sites and city center. The boarding site is at the front of the palace. It was easy.

Great hotel close to train station

My stay at the Mercure Biedermeier Wien was merely okay, and I wouldn't choose to return. On the positive side, the rooms and building were clean, with fluffy towels. I appreciated the in-room amenities: kettle with Nescafé, fridge, large safe, and free, reliable Wi-Fi. The female receptionist was friendly, and staff hardworking. Free lemon water and a welcome chocolate were nice touches. The hotel's a beautifully restored historic building in a quiet, central spot, near shops and Bahnhof Mitte. I also liked the restaurant's outdoor terrace and used the free gym and clean sauna. Parcel reception was also helpful. Key Issues: Several issues detracted significantly from my experience. Slow pre-arrival communication via Expedia chat was frustrating. At check-in, a missing parcel caused a delay until it was found right next to the receptionist. The biggest problem was the broken air-conditioning in my initial room during a heatwave. A provided fan was useless. After a heated argument, including a dismissive comment about Spain's heat, I got a new room. Its AC barely cooled, just enough for sleeping. Noise was a constant issue. Despite double-glazing, I heard street noise. More disruptive were daily 6 AM wake-ups from corridor noise (vibrating the bed) and noisy children above, making restful sleep impossible even with earplugs. Finally, both rooms showed neglect: detached carpets, wall damage (hole, crack), and a leaky shower. Lift flooring was worn, and corridor art hung crooked