Hotel Academia - Vienna, Austria 

SL
Posted: Thu, Sep 11 2008
The rooms are very small (in ours, there was almost no space between the bed and the wall to walk inside the room!) and ugly (very old furniture, stained lampshade!). It's a huge hotel but they built the most smallest rooms in order to get as many guests as possible. The staff we met was not very friendly, nor felt like saying "hello" or "goodbye". Breakfast is terrible (dry bread, fake orange juice, etc.). Only the location is good, walking distance of downtown Vienna. I don't recommand this hotel at all.

Mai Murray
Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008
This is probably the worst hotel that I have ever stayed in. The room was so small that the two twin bed had no space to walk between them. the wallpaper was disgusting and the side of the bed was covered in grafetti. The bathroom was dank.We were woken by banging at 6.00. On looking out the corridor I discovered thet the rooms in my hallway were being redecorated. this was rediculous. We were staying in the middle of building site, We had told reception the night before that we didn't want to be disturbed in the morning. We were disturbed by housekeepng at 8.30 and 9.00. I answered the door the second time and informed him that we were booking out at 12.00 and not to come back. When we were getting dressed at 9.30, the male hpusekeeper opened the door with a master key and came in. We checked out then after complaining to reception. we just got the brush off and told we had to pay now. The breakfast was totally inedible. Don't stay in this hotel

AB
Posted: Mon, Oct 22 2007
hotel agreable et propre.Le personnel est comprehensif pour les touristes qui ne parle pas allemand et tres peu l'anglais.

DR
Posted: Mon, Oct 08 2007
The hotel should not have three stars, rather one or maximum two.

Riccardo Dina
Posted: Mon, Oct 08 2007
Chiunque capisce che per 66 Euro non puoi avere l'Hilton. Ma l'Academia è onesto (anche se con qualche disarmonia) in quello che ti dà, la sua collocazione nella città ed il prezzo richiesto, poi, lo rendono un affare.