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"Ideal location just a short walk to the airport, clean hotel with friendly staff"

"Being across the street from the train station was great! Lots of shops, bakeries and places to eat. "

"We stayed here last year and were impressed with the breakfast, room, and staff service. So when we came back to Vienna this year, we stayed again. It is also convenient to two tram lines and the S-bahn which allows you to connect to U-Bahn trains (metro) and anywhere you want to go in Vienna. Belevedere Palace museum is right behind the hotel. "

"Staff are friendly , near the train station , and other public transportation there’s resto and a convenient store near everything is perfect ! Very clean and the breakfast is great! "

"This hotel was a lighthouse of hope for us after a bad start in Vienna when our Air BnB turned out to be dreadful. We booked the Leonardo for the rest of our stay and it was just wonderful. The staff were friendly and the room was clean and extremely comfortable. It was very close to the main train station and metro/trams into the city. My only regret is that we didn’t book the Leonardo for our whole trip to Vienna! "

"If you have a layover in Vienna this is an amazingly convenient location connected via underground tunnels to the airport. While outside of the city it was still possible to taxi in and sample a taste of Vienna."

"Wonderful hotel. The decor is super fun. The lobby is combined with the hotel restaurant Seven Botanicals. What a lovely place to grab a bite to eat or have a coffee/cocktail. Speaking of cocktails I had the best gin and tonic here. I loved it so much that I purchased the restaurant/hotel's own gin brand. I mostly interacted with the restaurant staff and they were extremely friendly and helpful always. 10/10!"

"Very friendly staff . Great breakfast & wonderful location!!"

"Excellent place for an extended weekend break in an iconic city. A short walk away from the main train station and also from the metro system and trams"