Vienna Hotels with Gym

I stayed for 3 days, and the service mostly met my expectations. They helped with luggage, and the turndown service and daily room cleaning were all provided as they should be. The rooftop bar also offers a nice view. There's a gym and a pool downstairs too. Breakfast really depends on the main course you order; after a few days, I found the English breakfast and Eggs Benedict to be quite good. The room had high ceilings, and the view outside the window was also pleasant. Since it's right next to the City Park, it's very close to the station for the Airport Express (CAT) and places like the Musikverein (Golden Hall). From the hotel, you can reach Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace, or Hofburg Palace within 20 minutes by metro or tram. By the way, buying a city card that includes the airport pass is quite worthwhile (the hop-on hop-off bus didn't seem to have much purpose). Public transport is excellent; the metro and trams are very well-developed, and they run late, pretty much covering everything you'd need. The CAT goes directly from the airport to City Park in one stop, taking only 16 minutes.

Had a fantastic stay here! I chose this hotel based on reviews and I'm so glad I did. The location is excellent – within walking distance of the city center, right across from a metro station, and there's a DM (drugstore) nearby, which was very convenient. My room had a lovely view of a small church. The hotel also has a spa. The area is surrounded by universities; I even walked through the Vienna University Botanical Garden on my way to the Belvedere Palace, enjoying all the different plants along the way. Even more surprisingly, I only discovered upon leaving that the famous University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna was right next door! I spent the morning exploring the campus, which has fostered countless musicians. The hotel is also very close to the Stadtpark (City Park), home to statues of many famous musicians, with the golden Johann Strauss monument being the most well-known. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Vienna.

We booked this hotel because of the breakfast at the rooftop restaurant. However no information was showed at trip.com or the hotel website during booking (3 weeks before the trip) the restaurant is undergoing renovation. The breakfast was relocated to the 4th floor with no view. It also changed to semi buffet which you need to order the main course. It is extremely disappointing! Most of the places of the restaurant has been blocked for renovation, just having 5-6 tables for drink during night time. If we know it before, we would not book the hotel. The cost of the hotel is more expensive than other five stars and the premium is mainly due to the breakfast experience at the rooftop. It was so disappointed the booking website and hotel website did not mention it. Also, we were there during World Cup and it was surprised none of any places such as the rooftop bar during night time nor the lobby lounge has any TV showing the game! Can’t expected a so called five stars stylish hotel from Accor group missing this world event. Many others commented the room and it is true that room true to have some design but ending up not so convenient to travellers. Anyway will not stay this again as there are a lot of better options in Vienna for this price.

This hotel is exceptional in terms of location, service, and facilities. It is conveniently located just a short walk from the main train station, making transit incredibly easy. The staff on duty were consistently helpful, welcoming, and attentive to every request. Additionally, the breakfast buffet offers a fantastic variety of high-quality options at a very reasonable price. I also highly recommend the on-site restaurant, which serves an impressive selection of delicious, traditional Austrian dishes.

The location is super convenient; you can walk to any scenic spot in about ten minutes, which made our trip much easier. Downstairs, there are many cafes, restaurants, and supermarkets, making it very easy to grab food or do some shopping! The room isn't huge, but the layout is very comfortable!

A great stay with a very convenient location, easy access to trams and the U-Bahn. The room was clean, modern, and well-equipped. The breakfast was also a real plus, featuring a fresh and varied selection.

The room was spacious, clean, and tidy, with convenient transportation access. There's an Aldi nearby for easy grocery shopping. The room also had basic kitchenware, and the bathroom was clean, tidy, and large. The hotel has paid washing machines and dryers. The washing machines include detergent, so you don't need to bring your own. However, the dryer isn't very effective at drying clothes, so I wouldn't recommend paying to use it. It's only a 100-meter walk from the train station to the hotel (I recommend using the north exit, which has a Chinese restaurant). There are accessible ramps along the way, making it easy to pull luggage. The train station also offers direct trains to the airport every half hour. Be careful not to go to the wrong hotel; there's another apartment-style hotel from the same company nearby. (Don't ask me how I know that! 🤡)

Lovely, quirky hotel in an excellent location. It's an easy walk into central Vienna, and sites like the Parliament, Rathaus and Leopold Museum are practically on the doorstep. Transport links around Vienna are excellent, with the U2 station almost within shouting distance. Staff speak excellent English, and are friendly and helpful. Comfortable, if smallish room, and well sound insulated. Only fault is the erratic WiFi. It often dropped, making streaming a frustrating experience. The onsite restaurant makes decent pizza at a good price - a decent option if you don't fancy going out.

If you're visiting Vienna, you absolutely must add MOOONS Vienna, this stylish boutique hotel, to your must-stay list! The building's exterior is subtly all-black, but features incredibly eye-catching, massive circular windows. Step into your room, and that iconic 'moon window' acts like a natural picture frame, seamlessly integrating Vienna's cityscapes or the stunning inner courtyard directly into your room. Every photo you snap for your social media feed will look like it came straight out of a magazine.

🏨🚇🥐🧼🏙️ I think the hotel is in a very well-connected area. It’s about a 20-minute walk from the main bus and train terminal and just a short metro ride into Old Town for all your sightseeing needs. The room was spacious with solid housekeeping and a clean, well-kept bathroom. No complaints regarding cleanliness — everything was taken care of. One thing to note is that the hotel is massive. We were given the very last room at the end of a long corridor, which meant it took nearly five minutes to walk to the elevator. So when you check in, I recommend asking for a room closer to the elevator, otherwise it can be a bit of a hassle going back and forth. Something that left a bad taste was only being told at checkout that breakfast would be charged as an extra. My honest tip is that if you do decide to have breakfast, just don’t mention it. With the number of guests they manage, it’s unlikely they’ll track who actually showed up at the buffet. The breakfast itself was average — your typical hotel spread. The eggs tasted a bit off, but I made it work with multiple cappuccinos from the machine, plus some sausages and toast to fill up. Overall, nothing fancy, but probably great value considering how expensive Vienna can be. Most importantly, the hotel is very well connected to public transit, with a metro station just a five-minute walk away. That line has frequent trains to and from Old Town, which made sightseeing super convenient. I’ll probably stay here again, though I don’t think the breakfast is worth the price, and I do wish they had been more upfront about the cost from the beginning. Did you find this review helpful? ❤️