Roomz Vienna Gasometer Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

The room is located on the east wing of Schönbrunn Palace. Previously the room was used to receive heads of state and foreign guests. No matter the room facilities, the location or the view from the window is impeccable. If you must say the disadvantages, the shower area is slightly slippery, and breakfast needs to go to the parkhotel not far away, which is relatively average. Although the price is very high, but the room can accommodate four people, considering the absolute value for money.

We celebrated our wedding anniversary in Vienna and stayed at this beautiful hotel. They did everything to make it special. My husband ordered champagne and it was presented with roses and rose petals. Turn down service included a short bed time ‘story’ on a card each night. Books on the nightstand, we were given bookmarks. Phone charging cords were wrapped with a leather band. Rooms were beautiful. Food, views and atmosphere at the rooftop restaurant were amazing. And all of the staff were welcoming and helpful. If you need one more reason to stay, the location is perfect.

Get another Ritz room card haha, this location is very good, about five minutes walk from the Golden Hall, there are also some restaurants and supermarkets nearby, the location is very good. The front desk helped to check in was Madeleine, secretly recorded her name, she was too good, talking organized, super meticulous, super friendly, let me have a good first impression here. The price of the room is not low, the same price can live in a suite in China. The space is about 30 square meters. The shower space here is more spacious than Budapest. Haha, there is also a bathtub, and the toiletries are also diptyque fig series. The room supplies free glass bottle mineral water every day, and there is no turndown service on the Buda side, but the overall is also very good.

It's pretty and the hotel lives up to its reputation, but the hotel is too small and the noise of passersby talking on the street at night is too loud. I think it is at the level of a boutique hotel. It's friendly and the hotel service and cleanliness are good, but it's an old hotel so the facilities are below expectations.

The location is very good, a bunch of famous shops nearby, it is very convenient to go to museums or important attractions, all on foot. The concierge helped book a seven-person car to visit the farther attractions such as Schönbrunn Palace. The driver was very nice and there was no additional charge for the timeout.

I went to Germany to attend the ITB Annual Meeting in Berlin. Due to the visa appointment time, I chose to enter Austria to apply for a Schengen visa and stay at the Vienna Imperial Hotel, a well-established Austrian State Guesthouse. The hotel has a good location, back to back with the building where the Golden Hall of the Vienna Music Society is located, which is worth recording. The room was upgraded from the front desk. It was a small loft with a loft. The main room had a small door leading to a narrow balcony passage, facing the roof of the Music Association. There are many power switches in the room, and it takes some time to figure out the lighting points controlled by each switch. Slippers are provided in the room, there are good beddings, and chocolates are delivered every day, which is very warm. The elevator in the hotel is relatively small and slow. Fortunately, there are not many floors, so it is bearable. If you are in a hurry, you can also take the stairs, which is a bit of a circuit. The restaurant is a bar on the ground floor. The buffet selection is not particularly large. There is also a menu for ordering hot dishes and hot drinks. The overall taste is good.

Impressions after staying here for 6 days... great looking suite with the 180° panorama windows of the square with St Stephen's one side, the Christmas markets, cafes, people and the underground. All the Christmas lights and market stalls on the streets is nice to see from high above.    The reception is on the sixth floor which is somewhat odd... it's also by the restaurant. In the evening if you're checking in there's a lot of background noise there with people waiting to be seated at the nearby restaurant that you can barely hear the receptionist for checking in. To get to the other floors you have to use a key. There is construction on some of the floors there so you can hear them banging and drilling during the day. When I checked in they charged my card €600 i.e. €100  per day, in case I used the mini bar which I didn't. They should have told me that just so that I was aware of the 600 Euro charge to my card.      The suite itself is kind of deceiving because you think it's going to be larger but it's not. The front living area isn't really compatible for hanging out as the sofa is too small & not comfortable. The mini bar - I don't know if that's functional really. The room has a few gadgets but they were not explained by the doorman as to how to operate them as well as there were several buttons on the bubble tub. After fumbling around for 5 mins I had the receptionist check them and she couldn't get them to work either, she did mention the floors were heated but she couldn't find a thermostat for the floors. I didn't think the floors were heated. Of the gadgets there's a couple of AC fans that were obvious but the heaters were not so obvious and apparently the room's thermostat doesn't control the heat, only controls the air. The one heater we couldn't get it to work. They look like a big halo ionizer? The other heater did work but it took a little while to get it working. They did not have USB connections but reception got me a USB converter so that worked out.    There is a little bubbly hot tub if you would call it that, more like a tub with tiny bubbles coming from the bottom, in the bedroom interestingly enough. There's a big screen TV above the tub so you can almost watch the TV from the tub but it's right above you so it's hard to view, plenty of closet space. big king bed, lots of lights you can actually see the lights of the room from the street level and probably be able to see me waving at you. The shower is nicely large with a big rain-drop shower head and a manual hand shower head. The drain is really cool... on the sides of the shower floor against the wall - no central drain which is fabulously nice as you don't get your toes caught on the plug hole or the stopper.  The suite has two WC's and a desk by the front door.   They don't offer tea nor offer enough cream and sugar for the coffee but you can easily call reception to replenish. They do offer water refills and they did have a martini glass full of gummy bear

This hotel was the best apartment we felt during our trip, and the viewing effect was very good. You can cook by yourself! If there is a chance to go to Austria, I must still live here. Anyway, I like it very much! !