Very nice day of biking and wine tasting. Made especially good by the tour guide. He was a font of…read moreknowledge of the history and culture of the area. With good humor and insight he explained the 2000 plus years of history of the region. The biking was not terribly strenuous mostly on the flat. The wine was tasty, and the fellow bikers were fun to get to know.

Last Summer my wife and I had the most fantastic day with our guide…read moreStefan making this 8 hour journey the highlight of our vacation in Austria! Stefan not only catered to our requests but offered us unique options to really make the tour special including an amazing authentic restaurant and winery lunch, a church with a virtual choir and a unique art museum stop. We shared a very lively and personal conversation throughout the trip which made the time go by much too fast! Thank you Stefan! We wish you all the best! Eric and Caryn from Atlanta

We took the "Free" 2-hour walking tour of Vienna Old Town Highlights with GoodViennaTour, and it…read morewas GREAT! It really is free and very well organized. Expect a larger crowd (it is free after all)--there were about 25 people in our group. Our tour guide, Michael Schefts, answered all questions and was very accommodating. It's free, but remember to tip Michael accordingly. I saw several people just walk away at the end, which wasn't nice!

I had Wolfgang as my tour guide for the 10am tour (they also have one in the afternoon) and he was…read morevery informative. The tour didnt go super far, so there wasnt much actual walking involved, all the stops were quite long and none were very far from each other (some cities this is more the case than others, app depends on geography). He gave us a 20 minute break during our tour because it was absolutely freezing out, and it seemed like sometimes they give the break sometimes not, depending how the tour is going. The tour company was very easy to find as the instructions on Trip Advisor regarding meeting place were very clear, and a woman organizing had an umbrella with the information printed on it. The tour mostly focused on history with a some architecture sprinkled in. Wolfgang also threw in some dad jokes periodically

My family recently stayed here for one night and I would wholeheartedly recommend it…read more The neighborhood was perfect for us. We could easily walk to the Christmas markets, plenty of cafes, and get our bearings. Saying that means a lot for my rarely-if-ever abroad family. The reception area is quite nice and the man working there was incredibly nice. He helped us plan our 24 hours in Vienna within 10 minutes and handled all requests without flinching. The rooms themselves were beautiful. We had one triple and one executive king. It is worth warning that the king was more like two twins pushed together, but that isn't a rarity in these parts. The floors were amazing, the beds were clean (and comfortable), the TV was huge, and the bathrooms were some of the best I have seen in Europe. Our triple bathroom was bigger than entire hotel rooms I have had in the past. Breakfast is included in your stay and you would be a fool to miss it. There is a huge buffet with a large selection of homemade breads, pastries, vegetables, fruits, meats, and cheeses. There are signs across the buffet noting that all products are local, so to respect the seasonality of certain items. There are also eggs, bacon, and other traditional western breakfast items. The only word of warning I give is about the hallway. They definitely invest their money in the rooms and reception which does not phase me, but threw off a few people who came from the beautiful area downstairs to the slightly sketchy hallways.

This hotel is dishonest and charged me for a night that I didn't stay there, even though I gave…read morethem advanced warning. I gave them at least 48 hours notice that I would be leaving a day early and yet they charged me for an extra night, 70 Euros. They had plenty of notice to fill the room. Also for my bed, they had pushed two twin beds together to make a bed for one person. You can imagine that this is not comfortable to have wood in the center of your bed. The front desk people were cold and spoke very few words. On the first night they had told me on Sundays all stores were closed, and did not mention they had a fully stocked bar, which is why I needed the store in the first place. They don't volunteer any information and when asked what to see, they basically tell you to go to the brochure stand instead of offering personal suggestions. This is by far the worst customer service out of any hotel I have ever stayed at. They don't treat you as if they want you to return. You're just a number to them, a credit card number.

Our Family Group of 4, joined Ingrid and about 15+ others at 1030 on December 29, 2025. She was a…read moreproud Viennese who showed true excitement when she shared the sights, sounds and history of this beautiful city. She touched on both the dark and the wonderful times all while strolling and stopping at these memorable sites. She showed care, humor when approriate and professionalism. We would highly recommend her to be your guide. Enjoy!

Superb - we did our walking tour on April 7 and I will tell you that this tour covers all of the…read morebest sites to see in Vienna. Our guide was an Art/History major in Vienna and she had all the answers. Left us with some great cafe and restaurant recommendations too. You won't be disappointed with Welcome Tour Vienna.

the guide was perfect. he showed us some secrets about the city and also suggested very good places…read moreto visit and where to eat. I would recommend it to everyone because you can discover a lot of things you can not find on normal guides and understand more about the city. I suggest doing it as soon as you get to Wien so that you will be prepared to see the city in the next days of your holiday.

Herbert was terrific and the tour was informative and enjoyable. He is very knowledgeable and has…read morea great sense of humor (and is a big Chicago sports team fan). My only negative comment is that I had to pay for 2 people although I went by myself - 2 was the minimum to book the tour (company policy having nothing to do with Herbert). It was just a tad cold outside for this Texan (but worth it!).