Location: Great location! In just 5 minutes walk to St. Stephen's Cathedral. Lots of restaurants, shops and super market at the walking distanced 5 mins from stephansplatz underground station(with two subway lines). Room & services: Cozy apartment, clean and equipped with the essentials. Separate toilet and bathroom. Each room has fan good for summer time. The front desk is very friendly and helpful with 24 hour reception, free luggage storage. There is a gym in the basement which is OK. Breakfast: Good breakfast buffet, worth the price paid for breakfast.

- Little equipped kitchen

The location was superb!!! And the cost/location ratio was even better.

Of course A/C would be nice but the tall ceilings and ceiling fan worked despite the 90F heat.

The building itself and the location is amazing. Besides being in an old convent you are surrounded by music-related institutions and there is the granny-run cake cafe next door. The staff were really cheery and helpful. The breakfast was really good and in lovely surroundings. The rooms were very quiet despite everyone having their (courtyard-facing) windows open.

There is no air conditioning as it is a historic building. We already knew this, so it is not the hotel's fault. We were not quite prepared for the heat wave though. The lighting in the small kitchen area is insufficient...it was quite dark. Parking was a bit tight (we had a Kia Sportage SUV).

The place is very well located. It's a short walk to the Cathedral, Opera or the Hofburg Palace. The TwinCity Liner Stop in the Danubio River is also within 15 minutes walking (if you plan to visit or you are coming from Bratislava). Hop-On / Hop-Off stops within 8 minutes walk. The Vienna Pass Office is also a short walk from here. So, it is definitely the region to stay. This place does not offer breakfast although you have as many options as you want just around the corner (even a McDonald's restaurant in the same street, 2 minutes walking). It was a completely silent stay also, no noisy at all (night and day).

If you are going to stay during the summer season, please remember there is no air conditioner in the rooms. We took the risk and, oh boy... It can get REALLY hot in Vienna and fortunately the room had a ceiling fan to minimize the "feels like hell" mood in our faces. Based on the room dimensions and the heating system we saw there, during fall/winter the stay seems to be more pleasant.

Ancient convent beautifully transformed into student housing and vacation rentals, hence has a special atmosphere. Nice very clean 2-bedroom suite. Excellent breakfast. In a very quiet street.

Central location near to main shopping street, but underground/tram is about 500m away. All the rooms are overlooking the same inner courtyard, which means noise could be a problem, depending on other occupants. No airco means in July/August temperatures could be high, in September it was ok. Note that there is no common kitchen as written on documents - this is for students and was locked when we were there (beginning of September).

Travelled with family. The location was perfect, as most landmarks and points of interest were within walking distance. The hotel was also close to the train station (located at Wien Mitte). Our accommodation included 1 toilet room, 1 room containing a shower and 2 sinks; and 2 bedrooms. Hair dryer was available in the room. There were no ACs but each bedroom had a fan. Each bedroom also had a TV (but we did not use them as we spent most of our time outside.) The beds were very comfortable for us. There was also a well equipped kitchenette with a microwave, fridge-freezer, utensils/plates, kettle and sink. We only needed to use the fridge. Rooms were cleaned daily and towels changed as needed. The receptionists were friendly and available 24/7. Check in and check out went very smoothly. Breakfast was available at the hotel at an additional cost, however we opted out of this so I cannot comment on the breakfast. The foyer had a coffee machine and vending machine with snacks. Wifi was available in the rooms and we never had issues with it.

Nothing. It was a clean, quiet, central and no-frill hotel which was exactly what we looked for.

The accommodation was in a great, central location. Despite this it was quiet (all rooms facing a peaceful internal courtyard). The facilities in our studio were great with all that's needed for a stay of a few days. The staff on reception (24 hours) were very friendly. There's no air conditioning in the rooms but the high ceilings and ceiling fan were effective even though the weather was hot (33 degrees C).

Nothing to recommend here, all was good.

The myNext chain is always in the middle of the action of the city. Although we picked it for being family-friendly, I could see it being a great choice for young people doing nightlife stuff. From here we walked to all the major Vienna downtown landmarks, and the train to Prater park was only a couple of stops too.

We had to park at a garage under a nearby Marriot, I don't know if that was the closest or not (~10 minute walk) but it was expensive, like 40 euros a night. The room had no air conditioning, again, something common in Austria but not great for the modern summer climate. The night staff seemed annoyed for no reason. I asked if there were vending m

The apartment is located in the center on Wien, all attractions are near. The apartment is clean. located in old monastery turned into modern dormitory, what creates the atmosphere. Reception staff is very nice and helpful. Befor arrival, it's worth to book the parking from the link sent by myNext, as it's cheaper then.

Unfortunately ther's lack of air conditioner. Ceiling fan is only in one bedroom and it's very hot during the summer.

With this location, there is no better hotel than this one. Not at this price anyway. It was quiet and calm. The whole stay we could not believe the deal we got. Marked as a favourite location in Vienna.

The room could have been dusted a little better. There was a lot of dust in places that are not seen at first (like under the bed, on top of cabinets, etc). But are seen when you step out with bare feet.