Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof

Location: Right next to Vienna's main train station, just a 2-minute walk away. There's a Spar supermarket in the station open until 11 PM. Tram, bus, and subway stops are nearby, as well as a bus station for trips to cities like Budapest and Bratislava, making travel very convenient. The closest local attraction is the Belvedere Palace, a 15-minute walk. Other attractions are a bit further, though still walkable. Facilities: The room was spacious, but there's a big drawback – no door for the bathroom?! Even with the air conditioning on the hottest and strongest setting, it was still a bit chilly. It was fine for me alone, but it would be pretty awkward for two or more people. This design is very impractical. There's also no kettle, only a coffee machine. You can ask the front desk for an empty bottle to get unlimited mineral water from the dispenser at the main entrance on the ground floor. The TV isn't smart; you can't cast to it, and it's not an internet TV. The room itself was quite clean. Service: Luggage storage is available, and the front desk staff were nice and friendly. Overall: If you're not solely visiting local Vienna attractions, and the price is around 500-600 yuan, you might consider it. Otherwise, I'd recommend staying closer to the city center attractions.

The hotel's location is super convenient, just about a 5-minute walk from the central train station. You can grab anything you need right at the station, and there's a supermarket nearby which is very handy. When you head out, it's a good idea to buy a 24-hour, 48-hour, or longer transport pass inside the station – they're really useful. I mostly used the U1, U4, and U2 lines to get to all the places I wanted to go, and nothing was far away. Vienna is a country where you can never get enough of visiting museums!

The hotel is very close to the train station, which has a supermarket, making shopping very convenient. We had a triple room, and the sofa bed was a bit small, but our friends' double room was quite good. The only issue was that the shower stall didn't have a door or a curtain, but I guess that's not a problem for younger people.