Pension Riedl
Editor's Pick
Hotel Address
Georg Coch-Platz 3
Vienna, Austria
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Room Rates
| Single | $66 - $104 |
| Double | $98 - $145 |
| Triple | $145 - $165 |
| Quad | $152 - $178 |
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The three-star family-run Riedl, located inside the northeast corner of the Ring, is housed in a perfectly preserved Art Nouveau Jugendstil building. It's close to Schwedenplatz, Hotel Post, and Pension Dr. Geissler. The pension is small, offering only eight rooms of varying sizes.
Rooms have been updated recently, but are still relatively simple. Six have private bathrooms with modern fittings, including spacious glass showers. Two rooms have private showers but share a toilet. Guests staying in the latter are given robes to wear for shower dashes. All rooms are comfortably equipped with cable television, radio, and telephone.
Seven rooms open to the street. Request one in the front for a sweeping city vista. One quiet room sits on the courtyard, offering pretty views of the neighborhood. Our favorite room is a small twin with a balcony. It opens to a gorgeous view of Otto Wagner's famous Post building across the street. A giant statue of an angel faces the bedroom.
The Riedl's building is on the tranquil Georg Coch-Platz, a quiet green square in the upper northeast corner of the Ring. Walking to most sites inside the Ring is quite easy, and trolley and subway lines are just minutes away. And we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the truly friendly management.
Note: This hotel was visited by a EuroCheapo editor and is recommended based on cleanliness, location, price and overall quality. EuroCheapo did not charge this hotel to be listed.
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Amenities
Hotel
- Breakfast Included
- Concierge/Booking Services
Room
- Bathroom: Private
- Bathroom: Shared
- Cable TV
- Radio
- Telephone
About the Pension Riedl neighborhood
The beautiful Innere Stadt is the Vienna of tourist brochures and chocolate boxes. The narrow, twisting cobblestone streets and fin-de-siècle façades, the expensive shops on the pedestrian-only Graben, and the alluring Stephansdom are all here. Happily, the Innere Stadt is big enough to boast back streets that appear quiet and undiscovered, thus offering a respite from the frenzy.
