FortyPlusOne Hotel - Newly Renovated!

The hotel is centrally located, very close to the subway station, but on a quiet street, which ensures a peaceful stay. Additionally, it has the advantage of being right across from a police station, which adds a sense of security. The rooms are pleasant and comfortable, and the bathroom is quite spacious. However, the service was extremely disappointing! During 4 nights (5 days), the towels were changed only once! And when they did, they left the used towels in the room, mixing the dirty ones with the new ones. We ended up with a pile of towels, with no organization at all. The breakfast was another huge letdown, especially for a 3-star hotel. The replenishment was almost absent, the only milk was always cold, and only instant coffee was available. When I asked for an expresso from the coffee machine, not only did I have to pay, but the receptionist simply nodded and completely ignored my request. As for the food, only 3 mini croissants and 3 mini paninis were available for all the guests! It was really frustrating, considering the price of the stay and the hotel's star rating. In summary, the value for money was not worth it. I expected much more, especially considering it's a 3-star hotel. The location is great, but the service falls far short.

Was very impressed with a nice spacious bedroom, although noisy at night (despite having a top floor room, the streetworks and other guests were sometimes loud at night - not hotel's fault). Also the upper floors are VERY hot (on hot days) and a/c doesn't work. Breakfast was basic but nice and all staff friendly & helpful. Overall satisfied with stay.

Good location and nice staff. Other than that, rooms are not comfortable, over used mattresses, (too) flat pillows, noisy rooms, no isolation. When someone smokes, everyone gets the smell, including late at night. We would not recommend.

Summary: not ideal location and hot rooms Stayed here one night on a quick, first time trip to Vienna. The hotel was simple and clean, but not very close to the main sights in Vienna - about 25 mins walk each way. To top it off, the rooms have no air conditioning available (similar to many, but not all European hotels). I stayed on the upper floor and it was a sauna there. There was an HVAC unit in the room, but it only pushed out warm air. There was also a small portable fan provided but it barely did anything. Between the fan and opening the windows, it was only barely passable to sleep in - one of the most uncomfortable hotel stays in recent memory. The room was large and had no issues with the bathroom or shower. But the downsides were overwhelming and would not recommend staying in this hotel, especially not as a first time visitor to Vienna.