Very cute and trendy hotel. Walking distance to many attractions at the heart of Vienna. I wish I…read moretried their breakfast too, it looked delicious!

I really enjoy the hotel Daniel. It's in a close enough spot that you can get most anywhere in the…read morecity by car within 10 minutes, so the prices reflects outside the city enough. You can certainly see here and online the pictures of the restaurants and bar. That whole area downstairs is really hip and fun. Every time we come in or go down for breakfast there's fun music playing and it just has a good vibe. To add to that, everything we had to eat was really tasty. The veggieburger especially was one of the better ones I've had and the hummus starter was fun as well. I sort of stayed away from the breakfast myself because I'm not a big sweet eater in the morning, but it's really a big breakfast buffet if you're interested. Their rooms were really nice and comfortable. The bed especially was quite soft and I got one of the Hamic rooms which was kind of fun to hang out in from time to time. My only complaint here is that I had one of the road facing rooms so I could hear traffic pretty late into the night and early in the morning.

This hotel was very close to the train station and, though not close to the Christmas markets, had…read morea very close pick up point to the 'D' tram that takes you into the downtown area where the primary markets are located. The general area of the hotel seems a little sketchy, but the hotel itself is quite clean and updated. The rooms are very utilitarian, clearly geared toward a younger population that are satisfied with just the basics. Unlike our other scheduled hotels on our rail tour, this was the only hotel that charged guests for breakfast (and not a small sum at 23 €). I passed on this opportunity and bought my breakfast in town and on the train after my departure the final morning. The check in was self-service, which seems a little impersonal to me, but the bright side was we were able to check in before 1:00 pm. Staff that issued our room cards were friendly and answered our questions about the local tram. There was a free area to get water, so we used it to fill our travel bottles in the never ending battle to stay hydrated following nights of mulled wine. That was a feature none of our other hotels had, so this was a big plus. This hotel is definitely worth considering, just don't expect any luxury touches.

It's an awesome hotel. Took the train back from Venice and got into Vienna at 11:30pm. Didn't want…read moreto travel far to a hotel, so booked this place as it looked more fun than the two boring ones facing the station. If you're trying to find it, look for the Star Inn, and go around the corner (follow the D tram tracks). It's right there. The sign is prominent, although at night it looks like the font you use in a kidnapper's ransom letter. I didn't pay the 12 euros for breakfast cause that's just way too steep. There is a Spar and InterSpar at the train station. I recommend the InterSpar if you want something quick (it's closer) and if it's Sunday (the regular shop is closed on Sunday). It's not close to the historical area, but the D tram is right outside if you don't mind commuting. It's a nice walk to Bevedere Palace, and super convenient to the train station.

Normally, this would be a five-star review, but I did have a slight issue prior to arrival…read more I've been a Marriott Bonvoy member for over 30 years, and when given a choice, I always try to stay at a Marriott. As a Lifetime Platinum Elite member, certain benefits are part of that loyalty. I had two reservations for this stay: the first portion was booked under my name, and the remaining nights (which together totaled seven nights) were accidentally booked under my husband's name and his Bonvoy number. In the past, I've never had an issue having reservations like this paired together. I even called Marriott in advance and was told not to worry, that the hotel would merge the reservations upon arrival and that my Platinum benefits would apply for the entire stay. The flight was delayed into Vienna, I contacted the hotel through my reservation to notify them. At the same time, I again requested that the two reservations be merged and asked whether my Platinum benefits would override my husband's so we could have lounge access for the duration of our stay. Ronja responded and clearly stated that this would not happen and that my Platinum benefits would not be honored for the second half of the stay. After going back and forth and realizing I wasn't getting anywhere, I decided to address it when we got to the hotel. When we arrived at 1:00 a.m., Michael was at the front desk, and he was absolutely wonderful. Friendly, professional, and incredibly accommodating. He resolved the situation immediately and without hesitation. Ronja's LinkedIn lists her title as "Hotel & Hospitality Specialist," but based on this interaction, additional training may be beneficial. As a lifelong Platinum Elite member, I certainly did not feel like a valued guest. Aside from that experience, the hotel itself was absolutely perfect. Our room was lovely, located on a high floor with a beautiful view overlooking the park. The hotel has so much to offer, and the Concierge Lounge was one of the best I've ever experienced. It was open daily from 6:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m.--which is impressive in itself. Breakfast was served every morning with a great selection of both hot and cold options, and the coffee machine offered an excellent variety of choices. There was also a daily happy hour from 5:00 p.m. until closing, with beer, wine, and a consistent selection of food and snacks. The lounge staff truly went above and beyond to make guests feel comfortable and welcome. The views from the lounge were magnificent making it a nice place to relax after a long day. This is a beautiful hotel in a fantastic part of the city. It's within walking distance of major sights and excellent restaurants. If you're visiting Vienna, this is a wonderful place to stay.

Solid hotel with a solid breakfast buffet…read more We stayed here for 5 nights. The room was comfortable and the staff were friendly. Each morning, we had breakfast at the hotel which included hot items like scrambled eggs, bacon (which was different from American bacon), mushrooms, potatoes, roasted tomatoes, waffles, and pancakes. The buffet also had a fruit bar, deli section, breads, sweet pastries, yogurts, cereals, salad, and a made to order omelette station. Beverages included coffees, teas, juices, and even prosecco. The food was the same every day, but there was enough selection that we could switch it up throughout the week. Would stay here again in the future.

Conveniently located right across the street from the train station! Arriving on a late-night train…read moreinto Vienna, we appreciated not having to wander the streets at night. The room was clean, and the front desk staff were wonderful.

Poor hotel and subpar service…read more Booked this hotel from one of the apps which only showed one room type and breakfast. When we went there, they showed two different rates, one for double and one for twin. Since we were only staying 4-5 hours in the room, we decided not to pay the extra €15+tax. Next morning went for breakfast and told it wasn't included and we had to shell out another €26. So what did I already pay all the money for? They refused that our room came with breakfast and that we could pony up or get lost. So we left. Some specifics below: Rooms: Smelly (like poop); No safe in the room; no coffee service In the room; really small rooms. Summary, Super Basic and smelly. Location: Good if you want to be at the Hauptbahnhof, but not so good if you want to be in the City Center, I.e. Stephansplatz area Service: Willing to provide extra blankets, but that's it. However, not willing to give an inch of extra service when they could. Would rather the guests suffer in the darkness of online bookings then to make it a pleasant experience. Overall: Bad room, ok location, and basically a smelly costly situation with no amenities for over $135. Shell a little extra money and live in a better hotel.

This review of for the Imperial Bar within the Imperial Hotel…read more Wow - Gorgeous bar. We stopped here for a night cap after eating nearby. The bar is in a large rectangular (~35 feet x 45 feet) room with a 25 foot high ceiling. The ceilings are mirrored. The upper third of the high walls are decorated like a section of library books. There are at least a dozen seating groups of 2, 4 and 7 plus 6 seats at the bar. The bar seats are nicely padded and covered in leather. The floor seated is very comfortable, oversized, cloth fabric. The background music is pleasing and not too loud. The bar staff is attentive and helpful. They also brought out some nice bar snacks. Drinks here are priced as you would think for a hotel of this caliber. We enjoyed our time at the Imperial Bar.

I've stayed at a lot of hotels in my life, and I just don't envision that anyone will ever to top…read moreour experience at Hotel Imperial - from the service, the style, the history, the comfort and the location, this spot has it all. We were upgraded to the Sisi Suite and had breakfast included with our stay that was to die for. Fresh, clean, a great variety and a wonderful wait staff. We tried room service, dinner in their cafe and dinner at their Opus restaurant, and every meal was stellar - including some evening desserts and coffee. The room was comfortable, with great high ceilings and windows, a heavenly bed and great amenities/water pressure in the bathroom. The wait staff kept our room full of water and other goodies. It is perfectly located to public transportation, quick walks to attractions and local parks, and the building itself is beautiful.

Very good value at this hotel, clean, confortable. Tram and Train station near by. The only thing…read moreis that's its a bit far from the City Center for first time visitors. Tram will get you there, but not walking distance. The staff was great, and within a few blocks you will find supermarkets and chain bakeries. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would recommend this property, just not for first time visitors, more of a business hotel.

This is a very good Lindner location. It is super conveniently located next door to the Belvedere…read morePalace museum and lots of other attractions in the city center. The 71E bus runs right in front of the hotel which will take you anywhere in Vienna with transfers. You are also walking distance to downtown parks, museums, historic attractions and churches. There are restaurants and convenience stores in the neighborhood. The hotel it self is affordable, clean, comfortable and convenient. The beds are soft and cozy. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They have a very nice breakfast buffet. It's a big buffet with lots of delicious choices, so be prepared to put on a couple of pounds. It starts to get crowded at 8:30am so if you are looking for a quiet breakfast try for 7:00 am for best results. There is a fitness club on the 7th floor. It is clean, has a decent variety of machines and a spa with a sauna and treatment rooms. They have a recumbent bike. Also enjoy the outdoor balcony for a relaxing place to enjoy a view of Vienna. Highly recommend.

The staff, the room size, the lobby, the food!!! This is the best hotel for those wanting a great…read morestay in Vienna at a beautiful hotel without paying a fortune! Their rates are amazing! They are also excellent at hosting events and have large meeting halls as well. And it's within waking distance if everything with a tram right outside.

Nice upgrade from our normal hotel rooms! Plus a Fantastic Frühstück!…read more My wife and I recently took a tour of Austria and Switzerland. As it happened, our first night was in Vienna at the Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen. When we opened the door to see a King bed as well as a large couch and coffee table plus a nice desk with an adequate number of plugs to charge "devices", we knew we were being spoiled - by "our" standards in the States. This was my first time in Europe, but the shower took a little experimenting to figure out (but it wasn't too hard). The A/C cooled quite well; nice since it was warm when we arrived. Other hotels on our trip had no A/C at all; there we simply opened the window to let the cool air in. The Front Desk staff were friendly and helpful. Andrea in particular was able to help get my iPhone and WiFi only iPad set up on the hotel's free WiFi. Since we were stay-ing 2 nights, this was a big help. They were also pleasant when I had to break large Euros - they had run out of 5 Euro bills because others were needing change, but he was still pleasant. The bed was so comfortable that it was quite easy to fall asleep, even though keeping the room cool was not as easy. Something new to us was the lack of a "flat sheet", we had one heavy comforter. Still, a decent night's sleep. Oh, the breakfast, or Frühstück, was incredible. So many choices of different foods. Everything from fresh cut fruit and 5-6 varieties of yogurt to pastries, breads, bacon and eggs, sausage links, many choices of coffee and juices. I could go on, but I was well pleased with the breakfast. The breakfast was quite delicious with the numerous options. To clarify, back in the States, some of our hotels do provide a very decent "Continental Breakfast". Over here, though - this is a different Continent and we had a far better Breakfast. Overall, we had a very pleasant and relaxing stay - helpful staff, comfortable rooms, and excellent Frühstück. If you're coming to Vienna, you will be quite pleased when you stay here.

Overall, an incredible stay. I've been waiting to write this review because I knew it would be a…read morelong one, but it's well deserved. I cannot recommend this hotel enough! I didn't want to leave! I'm so glad I chose to stay here. I've noticed there are so many hotels in Europe that are included in the Mariott Bonvoy brand, but don't really acknowledge that or don't include any elite benefits. That is not the case at Imperial Riding School. I felt very welcome as a platinum elite member. I arrived early, around 11 AM, because that is when my train arrived from Prague, and my room was available right away. I was upgraded to a suite. From the moment I stepped out of my Uber, I was greeted by a staff member with a friendly smile who asked if I needed assistance with my luggage. And then immediately walked up to the desk with no line and was greeted by welcoming and kind front desk staff who immediately offered me water and helped me get checked in right away, quickly and seamlessly. She told me all about the hotel and the benefits I would have as a platinum elite member. I was able to choose free breakfast as my welcome gift. I was also informed that the mini bar in my room was free. This may be because I was in a suite, I'm actually not sure. But the mini bar was awesome! They had bottled Aperol spritzes, organic apple juice, beer, water, and some Pringles. Not a huge selection, but it was refilled quickly and twice a day if needed. They had plenty of glassware available as well. The room (and hotel) were beautiful! Beautifully designed, creative, efficient, everything in working order. I know that sounds silly to stay, but there are so many hotels these days that are cutting corners, trying to save money and so many random things are broken down or in disarray. Not here. I couldn't find one flaw. My room was huge, it had a sitting area and living room. The bathroom is massive with a giant soaker tub. Toiletries included bath salts if you want to take a relaxing bath. I did use the shampoo and conditioner, which was great quality. Not your typical watered down hotel shampoo. Same with the lotion. Huge and plenty full towels, nice thick bath robes. The bed was wonderful and the hotel is so quiet. I got a great night's rest and heard no noise from the street or the hallway. And that is saying a lot as there is construction going on outside the hotel right now (early September 2026) and the hotel was nearly full/at capacity. The hotel is a little bit off the beaten path, but you can still walk to most major tourist destinations. It might take about 20 minutes. I did Uber to a few places. However, weather was beautiful, so I did walk most of the time. Breakfast was amazing. Huge selection, plenty of space to sit in the restaurant, even though it was busy, it wasn't like you were fighting the masses for food. And as your free breakfast welcome gift, you have access to the entire buffet plus à la carte options. They have multiple coffee/espresso machines as well. Food at the restaurant/bar is also spectacular. I went and got food there 3 different times! I love a hotel that has a great restaurant, it's just so convenient when you are busy traveling. I highly recommend the filet, the truffle gnocchi (I got this twice, spectacular) and the chicken Caesar salad. This is also one of the only places that made me an actual dirty vodka martini (yes, I'm an American lol). If you know, you know, that's really hard to find in Europe lol The final little surprise that I didn't realize... They offer turn down service! They will place a little chocolate on your pillow, refill your mini bar and towels, etc. 100 out of 10 recommend. I will 100% stay here when I return to Vienna and I cannot wait. I feel like I got an amazing deal on this place. Definitely worth the money, I honestly would've paid more. Crazy, right? This is the kind of service that I expect from the Marriott Brand and Autograph Collection Hotels and they definitely deliver.

Very nice hotel. Enjoyed the ambiance and the staff was friendly and welcoming. The cocktail bar…read morewas enjoyable and well staffed.

I absolutely LOVED this place - perfect location, great atmosphere, lovely rooms, and really cool…read morebar and lounge areas! The staff were so friendly and accommodating (shout out to Amadea for being so welcoming and helpful sharing tips/info for Vienna, as well as all of Austria!!!) I would absolutely recommend Ruby Lissi to anyone who wants to stay right in the heart of Vienna without breaking the bank and will stay here again the next time I visit!!!

We enjoyed our stay at Ruby Lissi. The entrance was definitely pretty sketchy feeling, especially…read moreafter getting off an overnight flight from the US. We were able to "store" our bags while we waited for our room to be ready. The bags were just tagged sitting in the lobby, and my American brain felt that wasn't the safest, but whatever. The rooms were a good size, but I found the set up of the shower and toilet very awkward. Depending on who you're traveling with, it could be concerning, as it's not very private. There was also construction going on, so it was a bit loud in the mornings

My other hotel plans in Vienna fell through and so here I am, booking a king guest room (pretty…read moremuch a regular room) last minute at last minute prices. I suppose it's the price you pay for getting a crappy hotel and needing to change last minute. But at that moment, I just wanted a decent room and without any drama. I checked in just after midnight, coming in exhausted. The lobby is modern and with lots of lighting. I could tell that this was a fairly newly renovated hotel. The concierge, without me asking or prompting, upgraded me to a king room suite with executive lounge access. Yes, it's price I probably would've paid had I booked in advance weeks prior, but it was nice of the concierge to do this. The hotel didn't have to do it. The suite was clean and roomy. I had such a lovely time during my stay there. While it's got that modern sterile look, the bathroom is spacious, with shower and bathtub. There's even a small bathroom in the living/sitting room area with a television, couch, and minibar. The bed was comfortable and clean. I had a wonderful view of the city. The executive lounge is bright, clean, and decently-sized. There's a library which serves as a more private area. There's also a patio outside with a decent view. Breakfast has elements of English and continental. The eggs and breakfast proteins were hot. There are extensive coffee/hot drink machines and also a soft drink fridge. During off hours, there are snacks, spa water, and soft drinks available. I had the "happy hour" food once, which consisted of French onion soup, caprese salad, and "Asian inspired chicken nuggets". The nugget wasn't all that great but the soup hit the spot. Overall, this was an enjoyable perk. You're close to a U-bahn station and just over the bridge is the Inter Stadt. The hotel is near lots of restaurants and a variety of stores. Yet it's really quiet in the hotel. Overall, I cannot complain about my stay and the service was excellent throughout.

The bartender- Denis and Reception/concierge , Froilan (?) not sure I captured his name correctly…read more They did extra mile service that speaks a lot. The room amenities though was not of typical Hilton with complete kit on bathroom needs.