Hotels Near Marchfeld Center in GroB-Enzersdorf

I was very disappointed when I arrived at the desk (after finally finding the hotel) that our room did not have a bath. On *********** they have images of a bath/shower and also states “bathroom with bath or shower” for the double room that we booked. I found this to be very misleading and asked the reception if we could change the room to one with a bath. They said there are only 3 (if I remember correctly) rooms with baths and that they were occupied. I was so disappointed because I specifically searched for hotels that had a bath when booking. They didn’t offer us any consolation, so we took the room we were given. To be fair it was lovely and the bed was comfortable and I loved the LED lights but I would not stay here again. Travelling over 30mins into the centre and back every day was exhausting and we couldn’t just drop in whenever we wanted. Now it was our own fault that we booked somewhere so far away, but for something that wasn’t even offering what we wanted the most, it was definitely not worth it. The breakfast was expensive but it was delicious! Honestly, I still think about this trip and how this slightly tainted the experience so that’s why I’m leaving this review 😊

We stayed here more than 2 weeks visiting our family, found that we made an excellent choice for accommodation. Though the Greenling'M' room is more expansive, it has a very large balcony where picnic is possible. View from the balcony towards the artificial lake is good, especially at dawn and before dark. There are a few trees in the balcony where birds keep visiting (mostly tits). The Hofer supermarket is just 5 min away and Spar is 10 min. The terminal station of U2 line at Seestadt is close by with a Ströck Cafe providing very good bread and croissants. Seestadt is a quite area, with only a few restaurants and limited choices. Portobello has very good pizzas, and Leo has good ice cream. The Metro ride to Vienna Centre is about 30-40 min, service frequency depends on time of the day. The other terminal station of U2 line is now Shottentor (not Karlplatz, until Sept 2024), so if change of line is required time required will be longer. As this is an apartment there is no service, except removal of garbage (to be put outside the door before 11 am each day). Check in and check out are both automatic by getting and dropping keycards at boxes. We needed to request for towel change (then provided to us free of charge twice, otherwise 8 Euro per change) for our long stay, but that is just a small point. There are two paid washing machines in the basement use of which requires the app ”WeWash” (but we have not tried). There is a Friday Market and a Saturday Street Feast every week in the area. The Friday Market has a stall selling very fresh fruits and vegetables. Overall our stay was very pleasant.

We booked this hotel after a nightmare day. Wrong flight booking, re-protected three times after three more mistakes from booking office, and finally two and a half delay of the flight to Wien (me, my wife and our daughter, 11). I booked this hotel while in line at the x-ray counters in the airport, maybe not super-competitive but near enough to Wien airport to allow us to take a flight the morning after without a wake-up at dawn. Unfortunately, the delay of the flight pushed our arrival at the hotel after midnight, and the front desk closes at midnight. So, another problem (the last one, fortunately). They left our key in a safe box outside the hotel, giving us the code to open it. Arrived, found the key, and had the well-deserved rest in a comfortable sized room, with very good noise insulation. Breakfast the day after was OK. Considering the day, I am sure I have been quite pushing. Still, they have been absolutely kind and solution driven. Very good job.

marvelous. Too thoughtful

The front desk service was very warm, very patient, and English was good. The hotel is clean and hygienic, although it is close to the airport, it is very quiet and can't hear any take-off and landing sound. The room is very small and the bed is very small. It feels that it is possible to fall under the bed when you turn over.

During my stay in Bhumtang (which is known as the Switzerland of Bhutan) I stayed at this really authentic yet modern resort- River Lodge. Located at a height from where the entire scenic view of Bhumtang is visible, the stay was an absolute delight. The extremely caring owner made sure that we had a great breakfast with organic apples right from his own farm. The staff was very warm and friendly, they also made sure that we were kept warm throughout in the -10 degrees freezing temperature. The market was only a 5 minute walk from the hotel and the town is most happening during the evenings. All in all it was a beautiful stay at a beautiful location and I would highly recommend to everyone visiting Bhumtang!

I recently booked a two centre holiday with you to Bratislava and Vienna. This is an edited copy of complaint I sent to the travel company, JETLINE HOLIDAYS many weeks ago. I received no reply. ACCESS Access to the Vienna hotel, ARION CITY HOTELwas nearly an hour’s ride from the centre of Vienna. When booking the holiday representative assured me the hotel was central even when I questioned him about the location having googled it while talking to him. In fact it was a 50 minute taxi ride from Vienna railway station – a cost to me of 25 euros. I had a time estimate from the Viennese travel authorities which shows that on public transport it would take me 35 minutes to get to the centre from the Arion City hotel on the assumption that I can do the walks in seven minutes – I am 79 years of age in a few days’ time and my wife is over 70 – and assuming I caught the train and bus immediately on arrival at the stops. In fact to get to the hotel I would have needed to catch one subway train, one bus in between which are two walks. The manager of the Arion Cityhotel said a realistic estimate of getting to the centre of Vienna is an hour. Worse than this the buses don’t run every day as you shall see on the enclosed highlighted form. THE HOTEL The hotel was appalling. The first room stank of cigarette smoke and we asked and reluctantly got a change of room. This did not stink but the room was dirty. For example, there was mould behind the washbasin, the waste overflow on the wash hand basin was black and clearly hadn’t been cleaned in months and the white shower curtain was brown, wet and smelling stale. The tile grouting had mould stain. The under bedding was very old, lumpy and rather grubby. The choice of food in the restaurant was very limited. Everything with chips, and either appalling beefburgers or a set meal of mediocrity. My wife ordered a beef soup which was a beef cube dissolved in water. Additionally the service was verging on the rude. The manager told us there was a tram a good walk away which could take us to the city centre but that it was an hour’s ride away and not regular. In short this was not a two CENTRE break. It was a deception. As a result of which on the following day we decided to go back to the centre of Vienna by taxi - another 25 euros and book in a central hotel This extra hotel cost was £234.81. I spent £44 in taxi fares. The Arion Cityhotel is in a bleak part of suburban Vienna and as depressing a location as you can imagine. There were no shops, bars, restaurants or life anywhere near the hotel. I HAVE RECEIVED NO REPLY FROM JETLINE HOLIDAYS