Hotel Nestroy Wien

It was a very nice stay. The reception is located in the opposite building. On daily basis, it's not a problem, but if you need assistance or wish to order sth at the bar - it's good to be aware of this - but we had been very clearly advised on this right after the booking. The room was very spacious. We've been provided the tea- and coffee facilities. It was very comfortable! Just one remark - the reception was quite reserved. When we had questions / needed assistance, we didn't really feel welcome. Besides - all was great!

I booked what I thought was the hotel Imlauer but turned out to be an apar**ent block over the road called Nestroy. This was not made clear when I booked and so I only realised when I arrived and was sent over the road with my room card. I suspect this was due to requesting a single room as a solo traveller. I am 65 and reasonably fit, but there was no offer from the reception of any assistance with my case and once in the building I realised that you had to go down three steps to reach the antiquated lift which only goes to the stairwell between each floor, leaving you with 13 steps to negotiate with a suitcase. Then as my room was on the top floor there was yet another step to get up to reach my room. Very small room and extremely stuffy, but it was clean and comfortable enough and the hotel is well located for access to Schwedenplatz Ubahn and trams. As there is no breakfast included and it costs a wopping 22.50 Euros, I had no reason to enter the actual hotel after checking in, so cannot comment on what it is like. Since I was there to meet a friend for the weekend, it was not a big deal to me but for any other solo travellers I would suggest this is not an ideal place to stay as it is pretty isolating and if you are less able it is not that accessible. Others should check before booking which of the two hotels you are booking as it is not at all clear on the website and there are no photos of the Nestroy!!

We stayed agross the street at the Nestroy hotel. The room was big but has not been renovated since the 90s we think. Emty minibar, missing light. The Nightduty service was terrible when we came midnight. The stay was much to exoensive considered to the standard of the Nestroy Hotel. If we have paid less the review would have been better.

Location was perfect, close to "Prater" and one of main stations, from where you can get to anywhere. Service was good (only communicated at reception..), but it kinda felt that I wasnt staying at 4* hotel. There are 2 buildings, one that could be 4*, with reception etc., but the other one is across street and it felt more like 3* or like flat apar**ent. No reception there, only rooms and guests. Room felt kinda of dark, minibar was empty even though it had menu with prices. Overall it was ok, but that feeling of sorting didnt leave me.

the curtains are gray because they have probably never been washed, one out of two bulbs does not work in the bathroom Few restaurants in the area, forced to go to the city center Room and comfortable bed, peaceful night

Actually we stayed at Nestroy Hotel. Position is good to explore the city. Staff was nice and welcoming; unfortunately, the reception was in another building and this might have been troublesome in case of need. Rooms did not reflect parameters of a 4* accomodation, considering furnishings and amenities. Minibar was empty. However we appreciated the warmth of the room.

+ The location is great - lots of shops and restaurants nearby, including the subway. + The size of the room! It was HUGE! + The bed - very, very comfortable! + The indoor climate - very pleasant! Neither cold nor warm. + Large bathroom with plenty of counter space - The lift only goes to the mezzanine floors - quite a hassle with the suitcase - Furnished very darkly - dark floor, dark furniture - Little light - several dark lamps in the room, but none of them provide real light - Toilet always smelled like a drain - Light in the bathroom was bad (to put on make-up)

We have been at the Nestroy Hotel, just in front of the Imlauer Hotel. The room was always perfectly clean, and the staff at the reception has been helpful with all our requests. The hotel position is very good, close to metro, team and train stations. Just a couple of small drawbacks: - there is a persistent blue light in the room, coming probably from a wi-fi router, that could disturb a bit during the night - Unfortunately, there are many budget flights departing early in the morning, so you might need to travel by train to the airport because the metros start around 5AM. The Prater train station is close to the hotel, only 1 km. However, at night time that area is not the safest one. When there are many guests leaving before dawn, the hotel may be interested in offering a free drop-off to the Prater station - Tea and coffee filters are available in the room. However, it is not possible to have other similar options like camomile, the only way is to pay for it at the bar. All in all, I would recommend this hotel in Wien!

We stayed at Nestroy hotel, which is quite old and noisy (we heard all the noise from hallway and stomping from the room above ours and also noises from the street). The location is good, it is close to the city center and near to Prater, also metro and train stations are near.