Hotels in Vienna, Austria

To get around Vienna, we'd recommend you stay in a Vienna hotel near a metro (U-Bahn) stop. One option is the neighborhood of Stephen Square in the city's center, by the Stephansplatz U-Bahn Station. This neighborhood is also within walking distance of various shops and eateries. Another place that you could stay that would give you easy access to the U-Bahn is the Innere Stadt District. Not only is this district close to the Herrengasse Station, but it is also near many tourist attractions. Last but not least is the Wieden neighborhood, by the University of Vienna. The closest metro stop to this community is the Taubstummengasse Station. For an affordable rate, buy a single-day ticket or a pass for one, two or three days to ride the U-Bahn.

Tourists visiting Vienna during spring break or to experience the nightlife will do well to find a Vienna hotel in that MuseumsQuartier. Both the Sans Souci Vienna and the Hotel Terminus Vienna are in this neighborhood, and you can get here via the MuseumsQuartier station. Do you want to do a lot of shopping in Vienna? Look for a hotel in Vienna in the Mariahilf neighborhood or the 6th district, which will put you close to the Mariahilferstrasse shopping district. When you want to visit other tourist attractions, you can catch the U-Bahn at the MuseumsQuartier station or the Westbanhof station. Some hotels in this district include the Hotel Mercure Secession Wien and the Hotel Beethoven Wien. Are you traveling on a budget? You’ll find cheap hotels in Vienna’s Landstrasse area, such as the Eurostars Embassy or the Hotel Pribitzer. The U-Bahn station in this neighborhood is the Landstrasse station.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the seat of the Vienna Archdiocese, is one of the key city attractions. It features impressive details on both the exterior and interior of the building. Located in the Inner City District, the Stephansplatz is the closest U-Bahn station to here. Explore history and the field of psychology with a visit to the Sigmund Freud Museum in the Alsergrund District. Catch the U-Bahn to the Schlickgasse station to be within walking distance of this attraction. If you’re in Vienna on a honeymoon or a romantic vacation, you’ll want to ride the Wiener Riesenrad, a giant ferris wheel in Leopoldstadt, close to the Praterstern Station.

Historic Innere Stadt (the 7th District) is a good place to grab a bite in the city. Along with a couple of cafes with breakfast foods and sandwiches, there are also Austrian, Italian and Hungarian restaurants. The Naschmarkt is a popular food market in Wienzeile over the Wien River. Along with fresh fruit, cheese and homemade bread, there are also several cafes, coffee shops and restaurants serving Asian, seafood and traditional Viennese cuisine in the market. This market is close to the Karlsplatz Metro Station. Make a visit to Neubau to dine at upscale, trendy restaurants. You can find vegetarian, Asian, American and Indian restaurants in this neighborhood. Get off at the Neubaugasse station to discover any of these dining establishments.

The cost of a hotel room in Vienna will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around C$ 152 per night.

In February prices are at their lowest, making it the most cost-effective time to book a hotel room in Vienna. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 41%.

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