Great location, bikes easy to use, map that shows lanes (not shared by cars/buses) very helpful,…read moregreat service.

Perfect bike tour of Vienna!!! Wife and I love how our guide Horst lead our group of 16 with…read moreconfidence, support, humor and wonderful storytelling about everything from culture to history. Ask for Horst as a tour guide you will have a great experience!!!! Great bikes, service and safety was promoted....!!!!

My two sons and I (16 and 18) booked a tour with Pro Rider Austria and we all agree it has been the…read morehighlight of our vacation. Chris took us up a beautiful path through picturesque vineyards and when we got to the top the views were breathtaking. Chris was the perfect host and took breaks for us when we needed them and took lots of time to describe to us the what we were seeing and answered all our questions. Chris is a terrific guy. Easy to be with and very accommodating. Absolutely wonderful 4 hour excursion.

Wonderful family restaurant and bar. We dined Al fresco and enjoyed a robust meal of…read moreweinerschnitzel, goulash with spaetzel, a sausage (wrapped in a bacon like ham whose name escapes me), fries, and desserts (the Appel strudel is incredible!). Strongly trcfomend the goulash - the beef was beyond tender and full of flavor. Service was attentive and friendly, perhaps quick to do the upsell. Prices felt a bit high for the portion size, but would go back and just be a little more conscious of what I was ordering.

This pass is amazing if you spend a little time to get familiar with it. My recommendation is do…read morethe most expensive things that interest you in Vienna first and do them in clusters that are close together. Also check Google for the least busy times- and try to use that info. I want to give a big shout out to lee-ann who found us lost on Rooseveltplatz and helped us find the Vienna pass office! Most help we have ever been given. You are a wonderful person Lee-ann. We had the 6 day pass and we used it this way: Day 1- Schonnbrunn (on a Monday! Go first thing!)- we did the palace, the train, the Zoo and the desert experience. The palm house is not included. We took a taxi there, to get there at 9am, and then took the hop on hop off bus back to town. Stopped at the Military Museum on the way back to town. Day 2- Natural History museum, Kunst Museum (right across the way) and the Museum Quarter (MUMOK and Leopold) Day 3- Prater (Maddam Tussauds, ferris wheel, Donartum (sp?) and Hundertwasser House and museum, and Sigmund Freud museum. Day 4- all things Hoffburg- silver, Sisi appartments, etc. Also did the National Library and the Dom museum- also went to Mozart's house- I'm not a fan but it was good to see it for free. Day 5- River cruise (first one of the day) then did the MAK and the Albertina. Probably did some other small things on the card- can't remember what. Day 6- We did the lower and upper Belvedere then we did the Green Line- out to Kahlenberg (they give you 10 minutes here to run and get your picture and get back on the bus- otherwise you're stuck there for about an hour). We stopped at Schlumberger cellars (free tasting and tour included on your Vienna Pass). As you can see, we got TONS of value from our pass. Could we have done even more? I don't see how- we were pretty tired after each day. We went through some things that we hated (the MUMOK, Freud Museum, Mozart Museum) really fast and we spent a lot more time at the sites we loved- like the Natural history museum and the Kunsthistorisches museum. You really need to cluster your activities and do your research on opening times and closing times to get the most out of your pass. Some museums aren't open on Mondays (but the palaces are) so plan your pass use accordingly. We always tried to start with a 9am opening venue- so we could start early and get to lots of places (before we went home to crash- because we were so tired!) We used very few taxis- only to get places at 9am that were too far to walk, because the first bus that was near us didn't show up until around 9:40. If you wait that long to get out to Schonnbrunn it will be crowded- go at 9am when they open! And do get the Vienna Pass ap- it will remind you which places are skip the line for tickets- and you just scan your badge (they give you a nice lanyard for it!)

This review is only for their customer service. They had a 10% Discount online for their pass so I…read moredecided to email customer service about it and see if they could jist give me the discount instead of me cancelling the pass and reordering it. (Remember the pass is 100% refundable) They decided not to email me back until 3 days later, which is after the discount period. They just said that they can't refund me back the difference. So I asked if I could still just get a refund on my previous card and order the discounted card. They said no. Lucky for them that this isn't the US or they would get so much bad press.

While typically I cannot go recommending a hotel simply because they do a beautiful breakfast,…read moreHollmann Beletage serves up what might just be the best morning meals I have ever had in a hotel. I'm talking fresh juice, eggs made to order, meats and cheeses, fresh fruit, bread, pastries - all included in the nightly rate. Not only that - the rooms are well-appointed, the sheets soft, the wifi reliable and the location central. For the discerning traveler wanting a truly local experience, it's hard to imagine there's a better hotel in Vienna. In fact the only thing missing at the Hollmann Beletage is a lively bar scene. This unique hotel's a little more like staying at a hip friend's flat and waking up to find a chef in the kitchen preparing you breakfast. If you require 24 front desk reception or room service it might not be the right pick. But if you're just fine letting yourself in and you don't mind getting dressed to eat, head over to the nearby Hollmann's Salon and have your drinks and dinner there. I'd definitely rate Hollmann Beletage right up there with some of my other favourite hotels - The Ace, New York; The Drake, Toronto; The Hoxton, London; The Soho House, Berlin; The Louis, Munich; CitizenM, Amsterdam - and look forward to sleeping with them again soon.

I stayed here with my husband over Christmas on our honeymoon, and I can't imagine a better, homier…read morehotel anywhere. Seriously, this is my favorite hotel I've ever stayed in, full stop. Every hotel I stay in now will be compared to the Hollmann Beletage. We found the place fine (look for an orange overhang), and were able to walk from the Wien Mitte train station after taking the CAT from the airport. Extremely convenient city location! The front desk staff was welcoming and helpful for anything we needed. They have limited hours, but I don't require any assistance overnight, so it was not an issue at all. The room was quite large, with a very comfortable king sized bed right in the middle. Separate WC, shower stall on the side, sink adjacent to the headboard, a desk, a couch, and a comfortable chair. We were here for 5 nights and 6 days, so we were very happy to have big closets to unpack and the couch to hang out and read on. The room was cleaned every day and the first day we were given Pez candies on our pillow. (Not sure if we should have gotten these every day, but we only got them one day/five). We were also provided slippers and robes, which are basically necessities for me in a hotel, especially in the winter. I prefer not to travel with my own robe, but as a long haired girl in a hotel room with limited towels, this amenity means a lot to me. We loved the breakfast each morning! In an intimate room on the top floor, a small but efficient team serve up truly delicious food. There was always a selection of rolls/croissants, meats and cheeses, jams, nutella, fruit salad, and granola and toppings. Additionally, one could order a made-to-order dish as well as any espresso drink or tea. All this was included in the price of the room, which we thought provided a great value. The Hollmann Beletage has a lot of personal, homey touches that truly made us feel comfortable. There were games on the 1st floor we could take down and play, as well as couches to lounge on (with throw blankets!) and magazines. In this area, there were also small sandwiches, delicious Kugelhopf (cake), and sparkling wine set out in the afternoon each day. I've never hung out in the common area of a hotel before, but we took advantage of this every afternoon happened to be in the hotel, and we were not the only ones! On the top floor, there was another common area, with tea and whiskey set up in the afternoon, a computer and printer available, and a lovely fireplace. Because we were here in December, there was also a Christmas tree!!! On Christmas morning, the staff placed packages for the guests in each room under the tree of their lovely homemade jam. Such a special touch! I would not only stay at his hotel whenever I am in Vienna, but I would plan my trip around the hotel's availability, as it is a boutique hotel with only 24 rooms. We stayed at the Penta Hotel in Vienna the night before we flew out, and it only confirmed my love and strong preference for the HB. Don't hesitate to book a room here, you will love it!

Louis R is back in the building…read more Louis R loves Austrian hotels that only have 24 rooms, has beautiful architecture, has large organized rooftop rooms with large sky lights and a balcony overlooking the garden, large clean bathrooms with a bidet, delicious breakfast options, a clean spa, and prompt, affable service. Louis R loves the proximity of this hotel to the Underground and to the city center (located in District 3). Vienna, Austria is just as lucky to have famous/infamous iconic figures roll through it's city streets, like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Gaston Glock, Sigmund Freud, Adolf Hitler, Franz Schubert, Christoph Waltz and Louis R. Be like Louis R. Travel to Vienna, Austria.

Perfect spot to stay in Vienna!…read more First of all, I want to highlight how wonderful and accommodating Ulla Spiess is! I may have been a bit of a difficult visitor after I wanted to swtich rooms. Ulla was accommodating and wonderful about everything. She's also quite nice and really friendly. I visited this spot recently and it really is a super spot to stay in Vienna. It is approximately 3 stops from the "center" of town (depending on what you consider the center) and it's really easy to navigate the trains. The location that the B&B is in is really quaint and there are local restaurants nearby as well, so you don't have to travel to the more touristy area. Ulla had a great restaurant recommendation for my first night there (delicious and inexpensive!). I stayed four nights and had a great time. I was in two rooms while I was there (my fault that I moved). Both rooms were impeccably clean and comfortable. The breakfast area is really charming and there is an area that has glass windows where you can feel like you are eating in the garden. The food is really great and fresh. Cheeses, meats, cereals, juices, pastries...I could go on and on. The made to order scrambled eggs are great, too! Coffee is delicious! Everyone is really helpful and they really make you feel like you are staying in their home. The B&B is expanding - I'm not sure when everything will be open, but there may be more room options soon. Thanks to Hotel Pension Spiess & Spiess Appartements for a great visit! I hope to be back!

In Vienna for meeting and was excited to find availability for dinner on Tuesday night three of us…read more Service was excellent from start to finish. We were greeted out front and guided upstairs to the dinning room. At the entrance was the famous wine cellar. SN has the largest wine cellar and an impossible collection of fine wines. We chose the tasting menu with wine pairing - no thinking required here, except when the sommelier offered us options to taste some rare fines, like the 1991 Mouton. Two items of the dinner were most memorable to us - the hamachi 2-ways and the house sourdough with butter 3-ways. That said, every course was beautifully presented. The flavor and color of each dish was enticing to our eyes and tastebuds.

The meal itself was creative. But it's a mixed experience because five out of the entire course of…read moreeight or nine rare pairing wine tasting were over oxidized，they are the Bourgogne、Barolo、82、2011 la mission haut brion、the last glass of either rosè or something else. When we asked one of the staffs or mamangers Oscar，he told us 2011 was opened previous Friday （that's a week ago） and Barolo was opened at least few days ago. And we didn't bother to ask about the rest because we didn't want to be rude. But this is a surprising experience we have never had before at any other Michelin restaurants. While I can understand the restaurant didn't want to waste the opened bottles，but this either means their business isn't good so they can't sell their wine or they just have poor business ethics. In either scenario，the tasting experience at Silvio and Nickol left a bad taste in the mouth. At the end，I asked Oscar to hopefully improve the tasting experience in the future and offered 100Euro tip as courtesy.

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.