Hotel Viktoria Schönbrunn in Vienna

Great

Excellent new hotel. Large, modern rooms, very quiet (windows overlook the courtyard). Right in the Schönbrunn Park. Good cuisine in the immediate vicinity, metro 5 min. Delicious breakfast, excellent service! We recommend!

Location: Excellent! Close to Schönbrunn Palace, the zoo, the metro and various tram and bus lines, as well as the traditional Café Dommayer, in a quiet location with a beautiful inner garden. Atmosphere: Modern, functional design in muted colours and neutral style. Staff/service: Impeccable, friendly, diligent and therefore an essential part of the so-called feel-good factor. Breakfast buffet: Very good, plentiful, varied - a wonderful thing! Grosso modo: Highly recommended!

The modern elegant atmosphere in old walls is what I like about the modern interior design. The rooms are relatively large for such a new hotel, with excellent technical equipment (for example, two USB ports in all the right places) and clever storage. The extra wide French window lets in plenty of light into the room, and the natural and wood tones create a pleasant atmosphere. The terry cloth in the bathroom is heavy and soft, like in a luxury hotel. The comfortable high beds are a dream, unfortunately the duvets are filled with polyester. The house is pleasantly quiet throughout, the hallways have a very light, cheerful smell. The service staff is as friendly as you would ever want. The fitness center and sauna are elegant and cozy. The European buffet breakfast is impeccable (everything is there), and vegans will also find freshly cut fruits and lightly roasted vegetables. Breakfast is available until 11:00, then light snacks, including vegetarian ones, until 23:00. The breakfast room is reminiscent of the Tugendhat house of Mies van der Rohe, I just say: an onyx wall. As I was told, it used to be an indoor swimming pool. In the large courtyard you can stroll under the huge trees, the natural plane tree also invites you (but be careful with storms: it is said that the popular Austrian writer Odon von Horwarth was killed by a plane tree branch in 1938, when he wanted to escape from a storm, but in Paris). Opposite the hotel is the imperial entrance to the Schönbrunn Gardens, where you can, for example, admire the largest palm house in the world (in Victorian style). The area has attractive shopping opportunities, and good cuisine invites you to enjoy. The metro is around the corner, Vienna is at your feet. I advise: treat yourself to a stay in this hotel.