AJO Vienna Messe - Contactless Check-in

The location works well for reaching the city center on foot or by U2 or u1, and there are grocery shops right across from the building. The rooms are basic and the furniture is old. I stayed in room x6, which had what I needed for daily life: a washing machine, dishwasher, e-kettle, microwave and coffee machine. You'll need to buy capsules for the machines. The mattress was comfortable, but the pillows weren't good. There are no rollets, and the east-facing room gets quite bright on sunny days.

We had an apartment with two large bedrooms, and the beds and bedding were comfortable. The kitchen, washing machine and parking spaces were handy, and EUROSPAR supermarket is right across from the building with good breakfast provisions. It's a good place to stay in Vienna at a reasonable price when you're more than two people.

The extra cleaning and per-change fees weren't clear, and emails went unanswered. The listing also gave the wrong floor information: it said between the first and second floors, but the apartment was on the third and fourth. Check-in and checkout had an unusually narrow time window, with fines for missing it despite the automatic self-check-in box. The place felt old, and the whole apartment shook when we or the neighbors walked around. Wi-Fi was badly set up and difficult to connect to. I'd look elsewhere.

It was quiet and really warm inside, and the apartment had everything we needed. The location was perfect.