Andaz Vienna am Belvedere, by Hyatt

I specifically booked a room with a view, expecting to see the Belvedere Palace as advertised, but it turns out it's quite a distance away. It's also a 10-minute walk from the train station, which was particularly challenging on the second day when it snowed, as the path involves crossing several intersections. Here's a food tip: if you cross the public garden opposite the hotel, there's a fantastic restaurant. We ate there two days in a row and didn't repeat a dish. Their grilled ribs and pan-fried salmon are definitely worth trying! **Facilities:** The equipment is quite new, and both the bathroom and vanity area are spacious. **Service:** They provide sparkling water, but you have to ask the front desk for disposable toothbrushes. We realized we didn't have any after returning from the opera, but they delivered them promptly after we called, which is what you'd expect from a star-rated hotel.

Conveniently located near the train station, making transportation a breeze. I stayed for three nights and overall, it was a good experience. The room was spacious and clean, with a nice view. The hotel also has a gym and a bar. The only downside was that laundry service wasn't free.

This was the second most expensive hotel on my trip, which included Prague (Marriott), Salzburg (Sheraton), Vienna (Andaz), and Budapest (Habtoor), but it was by far the worst experience. We stayed in a suite with two adults and one child, and they only provided three small bottles of water (still water, sparkling water, and a sparkling drink) daily. When we asked a staff member if we could have more water for our child, they replied that they only supply three bottles per day. Seriously?! Housekeeping only came if we specifically requested it every day. Otherwise? If you left in the morning and returned around 3 or 4 PM, you'd be in for a big surprise! Chinese travelers, please think twice before choosing this hotel.