Hotel Babula am Augarten

This is a great place to stay for sightseeing in Vienna. The hotel is very cool, the staff we met were extremely friendly and helpful, the room was clean, air-con worked well, and the decor was quirky and interesting. Very walkable into the centre of the city, it took us about 20 minutes. They deliberately don't have TVs in their rooms, and it's true that no-one really watches TV now, we didn't miss it at all! I would definitely recommend this hotel. We had booked as a place to stay for the Taylor Swift concert, and sadly that wasn't to be, but Vienna is amazng and we still had a fantastic weekend in this lovely little hotel.

Just had a lovely few days at Babula. The rooms are simply furnished with no TV, but the hotel has a really friendly vibe. There is ample comfy seating in the lobby & good music being played making it a great spot to chat to other travellers. I don't think there was an option to pre book breakfast but we ate in every morning. Ask for the small menu found in the room which offers free tea or coffee with your breakfast. This is excellent value. All of the staff we met were super friendly and helpful. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this hotel. Transport wise it is well served by U1 from Praterstern or the tram can be taken from Heinstrasse to Swedenzplatz.

This hotel is in a great location, few minutes from Prater station on foot, and there is a bus station just one street down, as well as grocery shops and other amenities.Very kind and professional receptionist greated us, the hotel has also a restaurant downstaira, we had only breakfast there but it was great! Given that on Sunday everything in Vienna is closed I reccomend this amazing breakfast. The room was great for the price and only downside was that we could not open partly the window so we had to sleep with a fully open window. Not worth doxing stars for this minor inconvenience since there was AC in the room. The photos would make you think there is a balcony, but there is not, grom what I could tell only one room has a balcony, but i did not go to Vienna to sit on a balcony anyway.