Hotel Asperner Lwe

I ended up here at short notice after my original accommodation was overbooked. The receptionist who checked me in spoke very good English. Both the hotel and room were spotless, with a large room, a good shower, a comfortable bed, and decent pillows. I didn't get to try breakfast, so I can't comment on that. Maybe next time. I'd have no hesitation recommending the place.

Free parking during the stay and the option to bring our dog, along with the affordable price, made this hotel our choice. It's near the subway and grocery stores, which we really liked. The place has clearly seen better days and could use some renovation, but I can still recommend it. We'll definitely be back.

I've stayed here three times already, and it's my favourite hotel in Vienna. It's in a quiet area, but the underground is an easy walk away, so getting to the city centre is simple. The rooms are comfortable and clean, and having a small kitchen makes them handy for a longer stay. Great value for the money.

For a simple, clean room at a reasonable price, this is a good place, as long as you're not too particular about details. The U2 station is under five minutes away, and the rooms are well kept. There's a small kitchen in the room with an electric oven and dishes, and the welcoming staff were willing to handle last-minute changes. Free parking by the building is spacious, though unguarded. I also liked the pine wooden furniture, with no particle board or plastic. Breakfast costs €7 per person and isn't included, which feels a bit steep; the coffee could be better too. Some door frames, bathroom walls, and room items are spray-painted sheet metal, and I found the green, yellow, and gold colours hard to get used to. Some guests may also miss having a hairdryer in the bathroom.