One of the best areas of Vienna to live is around the UN buildings at the 20th district. The river…read moreDanube is close by and in summer it is one of the best places for riding your bike, swimming or sailing. Besides the underground U1 is leading directly to downtown-Vienna, but because of it, you can reach any other part of Vienna very fast from here. Sometimes the wind is blowing like hell, boy I can tell you, I am not a lightweight, but I felt like the famous leaf in the wind. Alongside the U1 there are also some of the most well-known and biggest shopping malls, thus you are "well-equipped" for everyday life. Right at the opposite of the UN buildings there is the "sail of Vienna", at least it looks like it. It is an apartment building that looks like having a sail on top of it. From there you have the utmost view of Vienna and the Danube with its boats. Remax Cottage real estate agents are really friendly, competent and will be glad to assist you. Maybe your next apartment will be at the sail of Vienna!

Very nice interior design shop that exudes class and design! Rather expensive, but if you buy…read moresomething here you are sure to get an unique piece in house. If you do not have sufficient budget available, why not just acquiring ideas, because that is certainly possible when visiting the shop. Flamant is a well known flourishing Belgian brand. The original idea behind Flamant is based on the reinterpretation of antique furniture and decorative objects, with care for a perfect blend between past and present. This concept constitutes the leitmotif in all Flamant collections. Flamant's collections offer a multitude of styles, encompassing a broad design spectrum. From classic, country and Gustavian to modern vintage and contemporary urban design, Flamant merges past and present in perfect harmony making tradition and innovation, simplicity and design meet. The result is a vast and diversified collection of products, allowing for the creation of a very personal interior, rooted in the essence of Flamant. Timeless interiors of Belgian class, a shop you should visit.

If you are staying in Vienna for a week or more, a rented apartment could be a much better bet than…read morea hotel - both cheaper and with the flexibility of having a small kitchen. Singerstrasse is very centrally located - more so than most hotels, in fact - and well furnished in a smart, modern style. So, you will have to forgo a few things you would get in a hotel - there's no gym or pool, for instance, and no room service (but then you do have the kitchen). Rooms range in size from hotel bedroom to medium-sized apartment. There is also a car park.

Convenient location. Super close to the subway, bus, trolley and walk into town. Across from…read moreBrauhof Wien Hotel. Great restaurants with the original schnitzel across the street at Mariahilferbrau, bakery next door, hamburgers, and few Chinese restaurants. We rented three rooms to sleep two. Two of the rooms were spacious. Equipped with a kitchenette with microwave, fridge, sink, stove, pots, pan, dishes, water kettle. A living area separated by two twin beds to sleep two. Huge closet with a digital safe. Tv in the living space and in the bedroom. The restroom is decent size with 2 small travel size shampoo bottle. Their towels were super soft. Plenty of electrical outlets. The other room was a standard hotel room with no wall separation. It was more of like a hotel studio. It had a walk in closet, microwave and water kettle. No sink or stove. It cost to reserve parking per day in a gated lot that fits about 10 cars with a few spaces for electrical vehicles. I highly recommend this to keep your car safe. It's optional $10 per person per day for breakfast. I, personally did not like their selection compared to the other hotels. There were lots of bread, few pastries, meats, cheese, no scrambled eggs, just hard boiled eggs and no sausages. I ate the first day but the rest of our stay, I went to the bakery next door which turned out cheaper. Just be careful that you don't bring outside food to eat in their dining area. They will charge you $10 a day.

If you had been Vienna and spoke the language, then not a bad location. Very clean and easy access…read moreby train and not farway from shopping district. Parking, but limited. Need to have full or more completed "English" instruction on the information booth. Laundry service have to pay!!!!

Modern and green zone but far from the centre. You must go by metro to the centre. I think wifi is…read moreok but it seemed to be public wifi perhaps same than city's wifi. There was many kind of workers at the reception and most of them were friendly but one young blond woman was a bit arrogant and she was speaking about Rhein but there is Danube river in Austria no Rhein. I felt like I got wrong information from her at least once. The swimming pool could be nice but it is closed and empty in the winter and spring and they will open it for the summer only. Pool has no heating that's why. I didn't know this before I arrived. There is gym you can go to if you stay here. There is no AC for the customers and not in the rooms but at the lobby there is AC. Small kitchen in the room.

Many years later, Gayle and I retuned to Hans Berger Karamik to add a few pieces to the Nativity…read morescene that Gayle previously purchased here. Gayle led the way why I advised and took a complete look around the 2 rooms featured here. Of course, we had to haul this all around for the rest of our trip, which we happily did. The family member we dealt with was insightful in helping with our choices. We felt that these handsome pieces were a good value for the Euro and another welcome addition to our home.

Very modern, stylish new office building close to the U6 underground station Handelskai, pretty…read moreneat infrustructure around (Millenium City) and green market under the archs of the underground. Lots of glas and marble, but also lots of green. Furniture could be better. Worth renting!!!