Hoteles en Hohenruppersdorf desde $37

“Was wonderful. Was had to wait awhile to check in, but there was self-service wine and we sat outside in the garden on the beautiful sunny afternoon. The rooms were large and lovely, very comfy beds, large bathroom, the heaters were plenty warm. We did a tour of the winery production and had a heuriger dinner that evening. Situated in a beautiful paet of the Weinvertel, and there are ample opportunities to hike and ride bike. Lots of other wineries nearby as well.”

“Súper buen hotel, cómodo tiene el metro a dos cuadras . Tranquilo.”

“Room was small but comfortable”

“Excelente lugar. Desayuno fenomenal.”

“Look for another place.”

“The entire staff at Hotel Michael was wonderful — always kind, welcoming, and smiling. We requested a late checkout at 2:00 pm instead of 11:00 am, and they graciously accommodated us, which we truly appreciated. Our room was clean, comfortable, and warm, and the breakfast buffet was excellent with a great variety of options. Overall, this hotel exceeded our expectations and is 100% recommended. We would gladly stay here again!”

“Hotel is in from of a subway station and close to a mall so you have easy transportation and options to have dinner. Breakfast was great and people at the hotel was just awesome. Downtown it’s just around 15 minutes in public transportation. I wouldn’t have asked for more because even the rooms were sparkling clean. Love it!”

“The AC does not go into individual rooms so it was extremely hot and hard to sleep. People are in and out all hours of the night so it is noisy and there is not sound proofing in the pods. Overall fine for the money”

“Excelente ubicación, muy limpio y personal muy atento.”

“You can’t imagine how traumatic this place was. The police had to come, I don’t know what was happening in the apartment. At check-in, the apartment was extremely dirty and clearly not in acceptable condition. It was impossible to stay there, and it’s also very far from the city center. I truly hope to receive a full reimbursement.”