Vienna in December
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We stayed in Pension Pertschy last December and found it wonderful. Very close to everything, nice roms and a terrific breakfast. However our son had a room on the street and said it was a bit noisy, so perhaps ask for one of their courtyard rooms. www.pertschy.com.
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I agree with prior poster maryk regarding Pension Pertschy. You will be near shopping,many restaurants and public transport. It is an ideal base for your stay during this season.
The sun will be down by 4:30 pm. You will want to walk the streets near to the hotel just to look at things. Enjoy a cup of punsch at one of the many kiosks. ( without alcohol known as kinderpunsch)
The sun will be down by 4:30 pm. You will want to walk the streets near to the hotel just to look at things. Enjoy a cup of punsch at one of the many kiosks. ( without alcohol known as kinderpunsch)
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Has anyone stayed at Hotel Ibis Wien Mariahilf (Mariahilfer Gurtel 22-24) or Hotel Mercure Wien Europaplatz (Matrosengasse 6-8) or knows about the area they're in? What's the hotels like? Close to city transportation?
Thank you again for your help.
Thank you again for your help.
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I have friends who often stay at the Mercure. It is acroos the street from the Westbahnhof ( main railway station) and near to a major shopping area.
Mercure is a chain of hotels probably compares to a Holiday Inn.
This hotel is not in the city center, b ut convenient to subway ( U-3 and U-6 line--- U-3 takes you to center in 5-10 minutes. Fair value.
I believe the Ibis you mention is in the same general area- again an OK chain. Know nothing more about it!
You can fined hotels with better locations for your touring mentioned above.
Mercure is a chain of hotels probably compares to a Holiday Inn.
This hotel is not in the city center, b ut convenient to subway ( U-3 and U-6 line--- U-3 takes you to center in 5-10 minutes. Fair value.
I believe the Ibis you mention is in the same general area- again an OK chain. Know nothing more about it!
You can fined hotels with better locations for your touring mentioned above.
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I stayed at Hotelpension Arenberg, which is a Best Western property but is small (22 rooms, 4-star, and has that posh Vienna feel and you get the BW discounts. It is within the Ring and a 5-minute walk through a nice neighborhood to Stephensplatz. It is about a 2-3 minute walk to the U-Bahn stop. The breakfast even has home-made muslei. The other hotel is Hotel Drei Kronen, just outside the Ring, 3-star. It has a great buffet breakfast and the nearby university has several of its visiting professors stay there. An open-air market is across the street and a grocery down the street. It is a 4-minute walk to the U-Bahn and 8-10 minutes to the Opera house
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