Location. Altwienerhof is located in Wien, Austria, 400 metres away from the city's Raimund Theatre. The famous shopping street, Mariahlferstrasse, is situated 800 metres away, and Schonbrunn Castle is sited two kilometres from the hotel. Hotel Features. Hotel amenities include a 24- hour front desk, a currency exchange service, and a multilingual concierge. There are laundry facilities on site.

Altwienerhof serves complimentary buffet breakfasts daily.

Guestrooms. The 32 guestrooms are spread over three floors and include telephones with voicemail, satellite television, and complimentary Internet access. Complimentary bottled water and safes are provided, and bathrooms feature hair dryers.

Room Types:

Suite:   One queen bed, two twin beds, and one sofabed. Complimentary Internet access. Satellite television. Telephone with voicemail. Safe. Complimentary bottled water. Hair dryer.

Single Room:   One twin bed. Complimentary Internet access. Satellite television. Telephone with voicemail. Safe. Complimentary bottled water. Hair dryer.

Family Room:   One queen bed, two twin beds, and one sofabed. Complimentary Internet access. Satellite television. Telephone with voicemail. Safe. Complimentary bottled water. Hair dryer.

Double Room:   One queen and one twin bed, or three twin beds. Complimentary Internet access. Satellite television. Telephone with voicemail. Safe. Complimentary bottled water. Hair dryer.

Driving Directions: From Vienna International Airport (VIE): Distance to Altwienerhof is 25 kilometres, approximately 35 minutes' drive.

Getting there. An express train (CAT) leaves the airport every 30 minutes for the City Air Terminal. The journey time is 16 minutes, and single tickets cost 9 EUR. The S-7 S-Bahn train runs between the airport and central Vienna, stopping at a number of U-Bahn (underground) stations. Single tickets cost 6 EUR. Buses run to the city centre, Budapest, Bratislava, and the Westbahnhof and Südbahnhof railway stations. Taxis to the city centre cost approximately 30 EUR. Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. Vienna city centre is best explored on foot. The city is served by a cheap and efficient public transport system, including buses, trams, and S-Bahn and U- Bahn trains. Taxis can be hailed on the street, but are quite expensive.