Hotel Am Brillantengrund  

L'espace des chambres, Le côté pittoresque de la cour intérieure et de ses balustrades-balcons, La présence d'un coin-cuisine dans la chambre, Le calme

Le petit déjeuner, pas à la hauteur de l'établissement

Hotel proche d'une artère principale de Vienne (Mariahilfe) à deux stations de métro de Stephanplatz. Personnel accueillant serviable et très disponible (parlant français). Hotel et chambre très propre (chambre située dans cour intérieure - ambiance vraiment très chaleureuse) . Petit déjeuner copieux. Excellent rapport qualité/prix.

Très bien situé, près d'un membre de ma famille, habitant Vienne Parking privé à l'hôtel. Excellent petit déjeuner Sympathique cour d'intérieur

Service un peu négligé pendant le w.e.Le premier jour, nous n'avions pas de serviettes de toilette. Après plusieurs demandes, nous avons reçu des serviettes minables.

j'ai beaucoup apprecié le calme et l'ambience de cet hotel, un personnel souriant, toujours de bonne humeur et pret à vous ecouter. Petite cour sympathique donne a cet endroit un aspect magique. Petit dejeuner très copieux et genereux.

Les quelques metres jusqu'au metro mais on s'habitue, et puis une fois au metro on est sur une bonne ligne qui deserve très bien au centre.

Coveniently located, very friendly saff

Parking relatively expensive compared with room price

Very nice family hotel, good breakfast, perfectly clean, very kind staff.

Old charming building

Hotel has a good location only 5 minutes from the main shopping street. Staff of the hotel are excellent, breakfast is good.

Not always had the room clean,

Surprise, orange juice for breakfast

I loved the hand held shower head and shower pressure as well as the comfortable bed and quiet location of the hotel.

I think for hotel, even if it is a "family run small hotel", they should offer and provide a small fridge in every room (could be a minibar as well, so long as I have a fridge). I enjoy a chilled glass of wine here and there at hotel during my stay and would like a place to put my cheese or other foods I purchase for cold storage. I was told that in Vienna that the refrigerator downstairs behind reception could only store my wine until 10 pm (on which time the staff left) and that they were not allowed per law to store any food for guests in their fridge. I left my Gruner Vetliner wieswein outside my door in a bag to keep it chilled.

We lived in Vienna for 2 years and now live outside the City so when we visit we always look for a reasonable Pension. Sadly, I was on my own this time so my Partner couldn't experience it but we are going back for a weekend in 2 weeks time for our Anniversary :). Andrea at reception is wonderful, the kitchen/breakfast ladies couldn't do enough to help and the whole Pension itself is so unique. It is (I think) an old Biedermeyer building and is built around an inner courtyard. The floors are marble and the staircases have wrought iron balustrades. It is truly a comfortable and friendly experience. The 7th district is just on the edge of the inner city so it is also well placed for visiting all the delights of Vienna on foot or by Strassenbahn/bus. A wonderful Pension with a really good breakfast: simple but everything was fresh and the bacon was the crispiest I've seen in a long time!

nice persons, all facilities works well, clean, very good breakfast

The room was very clean. The inner garden of the hotel is nice and quiet. The breakfast was perfect. The Receptionist was a very polite and cheerful lady.

The maids are not polite at all. They were not willing to say"Good morning". They seemed to be angry with the guests of the hotel. The staff serving the breakfast was also notpolite.

Very professional welcome, the receptionists and other staff very firendly helpfull.I Had a nice stay.