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Are you looking for a single room? Check out the Admiral Hotel's website. My husband and I have stayed there a couple of times and really like the location and the price. It's behind the Museum Quartier just off the Ringstrasse and Mariahilferstrasse within a short walk to the UBahn and Trams. The rooms are a good size and are nicely furnished and clean. They also have a pretty good buffet breakfast.
The website price for a single is 65 - 75 Euros, but if you contact them directly you can probably get it cheaper, especially for January.
http://www.admiral.co.at/index1.htm
The website price for a single is 65 - 75 Euros, but if you contact them directly you can probably get it cheaper, especially for January.
http://www.admiral.co.at/index1.htm
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We stayed at Pension Hargita last year. Cheap, clean, even "cute" in a simple way.
The following links to the eurocheapo site description-there are other good choices on that site:
http://www.eurocheapo.com/vienna/lis...on/hargita.asp
The following links to the eurocheapo site description-there are other good choices on that site:
http://www.eurocheapo.com/vienna/lis...on/hargita.asp
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The Fuerstenhof is a great place:
http://hotel-fuerstenhof.com/default.htm
Large buffet breakfast is included and I think they still offer a 10% reduction if you book over the net.
Great staff and close to all transportation. We loved our stay there.
http://hotel-fuerstenhof.com/default.htm
Large buffet breakfast is included and I think they still offer a 10% reduction if you book over the net.
Great staff and close to all transportation. We loved our stay there.
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Well, not to be cynical, but I would expect them to say that it's convenient.
How long will you be in Vienna? If you are only there for a short time, I'm not sure you want to spend a big chunk of your time just traveling from the hotel to the sights. Was the Admiral that much more than the Stalehner?
How long will you be in Vienna? If you are only there for a short time, I'm not sure you want to spend a big chunk of your time just traveling from the hotel to the sights. Was the Admiral that much more than the Stalehner?
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The admiral was about 100. The first price on the website is for a single room. It's been a little overwhelming trying to book 5 cities. I still can't find the Stalehner. Think I found something closer for the same price. If I understand it correctly, it's right behind City Hall. Doesn't seem that far from the Admiral.
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Obviously from your reply, you are looking to book a double room. I wasn't clear on that. 60 Euro won't get you a lot in Vienna I'm afraid.
That said, if your plans are firm, Expedia has a few really good hotel deals in Vienna for January. Problem is, you have to prepay in full for your stay.
That said, if your plans are firm, Expedia has a few really good hotel deals in Vienna for January. Problem is, you have to prepay in full for your stay.
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There are also good deals on Priceline - see www.biddingfortravel.com - and some bids have been less than $50, which probably means a total rate of less than $60 with taxes and fees.
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Just wanted to say that we are at the Pension Columbia right now, and couldn't be happier. We are a 5 minute walk from the U2 line, and it was a $8 cab ride from the main train station. The room is fantastic. High ceilings, wood floors, standard american double size bed and a futon, desk with mini bar, armoire, and a big (by European standards) modern, seems brand new, bathroom. Did I mention free internet service? All this for 47 euro. So recommend this place, and will return.
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