Select Hotel Prinz Eugen Wien

Very central hotel, clean and close to the best places in Vienna. Nice area and safe

Perfect location besides the central station surrounded by stores and restaurants within a couple of minutes of walking distance. The staffs (except one that was unnecessarily rude and made snarky comments) were very kind and helpful with general questions of the city/transport. Cleanliness & amenities are the only thing I wish this hotel improves on. The bathtub did not seem like it had been cleaned by check-in, we found gunks of dirt and multiple strands of hairs along the bathtub walls. The only toiletry provided were hand soap & 2-in-1 shower gel. No q-tips, moisturiser, slippers or bathrobes. Upon asking the concierge wondering if they can be purchased/rented at the reception, we were told they do not offer them. Overall; I’d stay here again due to the convenience & the price ratio. But I would come better prepared with my own toiletries & slippers.

Cant comment much as hotel transferred us to another hotel.

The location is absolutely perfect, within walking distance to Belvedere Palace and central station, very convenient to other tourist spots and of course, to the airport. Sound proof isn’t perfect but not too bad to rest in general.

Thankiu so much

Not a 4 star hotel. Not anymore anyway.  It's very dated and needs a makeover. Check in was poor. The receptionist was outside smoking and leaving me waiting.  Bed had one pillow, I had to request another. Why not keep a spare in the wardrobe?  No tea, coffee or kettle in the room. For this price point I was surprised. That's cutting costs to an extreme. Bathroom had no amenities (maybe it's EU regulation).  No slippers or gown very basic room. Positives, the heating was good, the shower was good and the wifi was good.  It's 2 minutes to the train station or subway. 20 minutes to the main square.   I wouldn't stay here again. These hotels haven't learned since COVID. Name recognition and past history isn't enough anymore. People's expectations have changed and they need to adapt or die