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"Self-check-in was very convenient. The host sent detailed check-in information before the check-in time. The room facilities were complete and clean. It was a bit of a pity that a hairdryer was not provided. Everything else was very good."

"The room was very clean. The hotel was conveniently located near the city center, accessible by tram, and also close to the airport. It offered self check-in and no need for a formal check-out."

"First time living in a space capsule. There is adequate space inside and is generally clean. However, the power is inconsistent and the light often flickers inside the capsule. Also can get quite noisy if the capsule above/below you is occupied, there is practically no sound insulation. The location of the hostel is okay, as it is a 10-minute walk from Prater station."

"Check-in was excellent. It was super easy. The room was great. Unfortunately, one bathroom/toilet for five rooms was insufficient. The hot water was often gone, and you had to wait until others had finished showering to use the toilet. Otherwise, everything was great."

"When I arrived, there was no one at the reception desk—Artur was alone, taking orders at the bar, and didn't notice me right away. While it was evening and there should be 2 receptionists, given the increasing demand at the bar in the evening, I had to wait for Arthur who made a cocktail at the bar. After filling out the form, I was forced to wait again for Arthur, who was dealing with a client in the luggage room who claimed his bag was missing. After Arthur gave my keys, I eventually went to the room with no available space on the lower level, and I was forced to return to reception to change rooms, but again, there was no one at reception or in the bar!!!After I had to wait, Arthur returned, but after speaking with a guest from Gran Canaria, he left again. After another forced wait, Arthur returned and eventually gave me a room with a free bed on the bottom bunk, but I wasted a lot of time! There should be several staff members at reception in the evening, not just Arthur, who is also the manager!"

"Air-con is central heating, cannot control temperature, no cooling only available May-Oct. No water kettle. Table is small. Other than that, very tidy, provides daily cleaning. Location close to Hbf, can easily arrive by walking, tram line D, or bus 69A. Service is good."

"我運氣不錯，沒有很吵。雖然位置稍微偏僻，但好在旁邊有地鐵，交通還算便利。衛生方面有些小髒，但考慮到這個價格也能接受。比較大的問題是置物櫃，標示不清讓人搞不懂誰是誰的，而且很容易被打開、防盜效果一般，還好最後東西沒被偷。"

"I'm a solo female traveler currently on a European trip! Here's my honest feedback, broken down into pros and cons: ✅ Pros * I had a single bed for myself, and for 90,000 KRW (approx. 90 EUR) a night, the facilities were spotlessly clean, like a new hotel, and very comfortable. The bathroom was spotless, no water stains, and the bedding was fresh and clean. * They provided two extra towels and a bathmat in the room. Shampoo and body wash were also stocked in the bathroom, which was convenient for showering. * There's a small fridge in the room, perfect for chilling water. It gets super cold! (Tip: Water at the hotel costs over 3 Euros, and nearby supermarkets close early, so stock up on water from a supermarket during the day.) * The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the subway station. St. Stephen's Cathedral and popular restaurants are a 15-minute subway ride away, or a 30-minute walk if you want some exercise. Excellent accessibility! ✅ Cons * For those arriving at night, especially solo female travelers, the walk to the hotel involves navigating through several alleys, which can feel a bit scary. I was so scared when I arrived at night that I ran. * You have to open the door with a key, and it's a bit tricky. I struggled with the key for a while, and I could hear other guests in the hallway struggling too, constantly inserting and removing their keys. (Tip: When opening the door, insert the key and turn it until it clicks all the way.) * My window faced the garden. I was woken up at 4 AM by birds chirping, and from 5 AM, I could smell cigarette smoke wafting in through the window, presumably from guests smoking in the garden. I couldn't sleep after that. Make sure to keep your windows tightly closed. * There's no air conditioning. Instead, there's a very large ceiling fan, like a light fixture, that spins. I was surprised by how strong the breeze was. However, the whirring sound of the fan is a bit annoying. Also, if it's hot and you lie down to use your phone with the fan on, the direct blast of air immediately makes your eyes dry and sore. * The room only has standard two-prong outlets (for 'pig nose' plugs) and no USB charging ports or outlets for cable adapters. So, bring your own two-prong adapter and a multi-port charger for various cables if you need to charge multiple devices."

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