Hotel Sans Souci Wien

Everything was pretty, the lobby, the decor, the artwork and the place had a nice, relaxing vibe. Our room (junior suite) was large, airy, bright and comfortable. The bathroom was huge with bath tub, separate shower, separate toilet and Balmain amenities. The room didn't have coffee/tea facilities, instead you called room service whenever you wanted, ordered your coffee and it arrived in minutes, for free! The staff was brilliant; kind, informative and helpful. Breakfast was good, a buffé combined with a menu of hot items to order from. The food we ordered from room service was very tasty and arrived promptly. We didn't have time to try out the pool and the spa.

This hotel is lovely. It’s beautifully decorated, spotlessly clean, and the bed was big and comfy. The staff were all super friendly and helpful. We had breakfast included with our stay and it was amazing. So many choices on the buffet, and you’re able to order off the menu as well. Breakfast staff were always extremely prompt and professional. We also had drinks and appetizers in the bar a few times and while not inexpensive, they were well-crafted and the bar staff were experts. All the meals we saw come out of the kitchen for dinner looked great. And with breakfast as good as it was, I wasn’t surprised. My husband and I both used the gym as well, and while small, it had everything you could need and was very clean. The bath products the hotel offers are also nice. I do wish they had in-room coffee besides the instant granules to mix with hot water, since we are early risers and would have liked decent coffee before it was offered downstairs. In general, I found Vienna to be a later-to-rise city. The location of this hotel could not have been more perfect. There is a metro station right up the street, and even without that, it’s walkable to many attractions. There is also a Spar grocery right next door, which was convenient and had an ATM that didn’t charge rip-off fees like the EuroNet ones all around do. I would say for value, this hotel was on par with other expensive cities like Paris. I would definitely return if we could ask for a quieter room next time.

The standard room is very big, bright and done to a high standard. The facilities were amazing, changing area, huge shower, speakers in the bathroom, TV built into the mirror etc. The room was really quiet. And the hotel provided a free gym, heated 20m pool, sauna and there was a treatment room you could book. Breakfast ran up to midday, so you could relax and even order coffee to your room, free up to 12:00. The were warm, polite and professional, exceeding that of a number of the other 5 star establishments. They also advised on activities booking all forms of transport and restaurants. All in all a very pleasant stay.

Stayed in this hotel for one night for leisure and it was amazing. We were offered welcome drinks upon our arrival and a room upgrade for 20 EUR as wanted to have early check-in and our room was not ready by that moment. There is everything needed in the room and what should be noted, super comfortable bed and pillows. Bathroom with 2 sinks is also an advantage. Coffee can be ordered to the room for free any time. Breakfast was also awesome, it included some hot courses a la carte and cold appetizers in the buffet zone. Personnel is super nice. We asked for our luggage storage after check-out till late evening and when picking it up were provided coffee before leaving. Didn’t have chance to check the spa zone, though it works from early morning till 10pm. Very pleasant overall atmosphere with small lovely resting zones.

The most amazing hotel room we have ever stayed in. We stayed in a junior suite, very modern, high ceilings, beautiful art and so quiet. Absolutely loved the coffee which could be ordered to the room from 7am until 10pm on a complimentary basis and the different sweet treat awaiting us every evening when we returned to the hotel from a day of sight seeing. Delicious complimentary breakfast too. All the hotel staff were so friendly, concierges arranged the Big Bus tour, a classical concert at St Peter’s Church (wrap up warmly) and a couple of restaurants.