Hotels near Kaiserwasser Lake, Vienna

The fastest way to get here from the airport is by the SAT express train, then transfer to the subway. At the reception (to the right of the entrance), there's a self-check-in kiosk. It's in English, so a basic understanding should be enough. If all else fails, Google Translate on your phone will help. Wi-Fi is available. After checking in, the machine issues an electronic key card for your room from the slot below the terminal. The room is clean, but there are no slippers. There's an electric kettle, but no cups or glasses, only metal enamel mugs. Also, it's unclear where to dispose of trash, other than the bin in the toilet. The view from the 3rd floor window (reception is on the ground floor) isn't entirely of the garden (see photo). The bed is comfortable, and the room is quiet. The toilet and shower are separate. There's a Billa supermarket nearby.

The location is excellent, near the center of Vienna, Austria. It's conveniently located near the subway station. Since cars can't park in front of the hotel, Uber and Bolt drivers sometimes get confused, so it's best to use the subway as your destination. The hotel is clean, but there's a sewer smell. There wasn't a single cleaning appointment during our seven nights there. Towels are available at the reception. The reception staff is a mix of friendly and unfriendly. There's a large laundry room in the basement, making laundry convenient.

Staff lovely, location good as there’s two stations nearby. There is an aldi and bakery 2 mins away No tea and coffee facilities or fridge in the room but other than that all was good

On a motorcycle trip through Europe, I passed through Vienna and found a hotel that offered great value for money. Since I was traveling solo, I kept things simple. The cleanliness was good, and the service was exceptionally friendly! The front desk staff spoke fluent English and, surprisingly, even quite a bit of Chinese, which made them incredibly welcoming! I wasn't aware the hotel had parking, so my motorcycle unfortunately got a ticket. The front desk was incredibly helpful and enthusiastically guided me on how to deal with it. A huge thank you to them! There's no air conditioning, but they provided a portable air cooler. It was a little noisy, but it definitely kept the room cool!

Loved our stay here! The room was spacious and clean, the only downside was its distance from the nearest subway as we had to walk about 10 minutes in the cold to get there. But because the hotel itself was wonderful I recommend this place.

Very clean. Quiet location. After being assigned the wrong room, our room was rebooked without any problems. Check-in took quite a while due to having to enter personal details on a tablet myself.

It's just a few minutes walk to Vienna International Center (VIC). Good location for me,as i got events at VIC. The breakfast was ok. But the food didn't change flavour and choices for 12 days. Hope that can improve.

Harry's Home Wein Millennium Tower was a nice hotel stay for me.  The location was good, next to the Danube river and right above a shopping mall.  Also, was only a 3 minute walk to the metro train into the city center (or other places in Vienna).   The front desk young woman was extremely nice and helpful.  The hotel, and my room were clean and spacious.  Several big windows had a nice view out.  I did not eat the hotel breakfast due to my personal time schedule, but there is a large grocery store directly below the hotel that is open from 7:40 am until 8 pm that was good.  Also, right outside the hotel entrance/exit you can take the skywalk in the mall across to the mall foodcourt with several options. I felt the hotel was a good value for the money, and much cheaper than staying in the city center of Vienna.  I was able to take the metro and tram into that area in about 25 minutes or so.  Overall, I was pleased with the staff, the location, my room, etc and I would stay there again if I am back in Vienna.

Melia Vienna Hotel is a symphony of luxury, nestled within the modern and dynamic DC Tower. The hotel stands as a testament to refined elegance, offering guests captivating views of Vienna and allowing them to immerse in a sanctuary of comfort and style. From the very first moment, the welcoming and diligent staff displayed a high level of professionalism and warmth, setting a hospitable tone that persisted throughout my stay. The check-in was efficient and cordial, indicative of the seamless service that is a hallmark of Melia Vienna. The accommodation was a masterpiece of comfort and sophisticated design, with plush bedding and cutting-edge amenities, creating an ambiance of tranquility and luxury. The meticulous cleanliness and upkeep of both the room and the communal areas spoke volumes about the hotel’s commitment to excellence. The gastronomic experience at Melia Vienna was a culinary delight, featuring a plethora of delectable dishes that embody the rich gastronomic heritage of Vienna while integrating flavors from around the world. The presentation was visually appealing, and the ambiance of the dining area was both elegant and relaxing, adding to the enjoyment of every meal. The hotel’s prime location is a boon, offering easy accessibility to the cultural treasures, business districts, and vibrant life of Vienna. The state-of-the-art fitness center and tranquil spa facilities provided the perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of the city, ensuring a balanced and rejuvenating stay. To sum up, Melia Vienna Hotel is a jewel in Vienna’s hospitality scene, combining unparalleled service, luxurious accommodation, gourmet dining, and a superb location to provide a memorable and enriching experience for all guests seeking the charm and elegance of Vienna.

The facilities are very comprehensive, including a swimming pool, gym, kitchenware, washing machine, and a sauna. There's a supermarket downstairs, and the Danube River is right next to it, making it very convenient. Checking in took a bit of a fuss. I didn't pay attention at first and wandered around the first floor without finding the reception desk. I looked in the elevator and realized it was on the fifth floor.