Atlanta

Recent Reviews: 389

• User:P1kommentator

  Trip type: Couples

  Lovely old hotel in true Viennese style

  13 Mar 2026

  Atlanta Hotel, the classic building from 1895, matches the imperial heydays of the Habsburg monarchy. The Atlanta Hotel is strategically well-located just a few hundred meters from downtown. You simply follow Währinger Strasse, and then you will be at spot 1. Bezirk.With ceilings reaching more than four meters and framed lithographs on the walls, the old-school rooms have a distinct atmosphere. The bathroom is modern, the beds are a bit too low, and the mattresses are hard. Pleasant with thick carpet on the room floor and no noise from the neighbours.The breakfast restaurant is styled “Wienerisch” with an excellent, large buffet that not only includes breakfast but also brunch. The staff is experienced and friendly. There are daily rooms where you can sit and read, moreover the facilities are poor for a 4-star hotel.

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• User:Danj84

  Trip type: Family

  Great stay

  29 Aug 2025

  Had a great few days with the family and had a very pleasant stay at the Atlanta Hotel. Great location within walking distance to all the sights and a good base to explore the city.

• User:Mrpeirup

  Trip type: Family

  Charming Hotel Just Outside the City Center

  07 Oct 2024

  This hotel just outside the city center has a lot of charm. The rooms are older but cozy, fitting well with the building’s character. The breakfast was excellent, and you can also grab a drink from the reception, which is a nice touch. Overall, a pleasant and comfortable stay in Vienna.

• User:Isobel M

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Comfortable hotel, conveniently located, great breakfast

  24 Apr 2024

  Stayed for three nights with a friend. Situated near the city centre which is easily accessible by tram. Comfortable room and friendly staff.The breakfast was excellent and great value for 12,50€ per person…we had it every day as it really set us up and didn’t need to have a substantial lunchtime meal.Would definitely stay here again.

• User:njd1204

  Trip type: Family

  Hotel Atlanta? More like Hotel Atlantis XD

  17 Sept 2023

  I stayed at this hotel with my mum, while we were visiting Vienna for a week, in July 2022. There was no option to go back this far on Trip Advisor , so please bear this in mind! We had been travelling around Austria for three weeks, and stayed here for one week in July 2022. It's a grand old-fashioned high ceilinged 19th century Viennese building, which has been turned into a hotel. While it's beautiful and impressive to look at and wander around in, you realise how impractical this is once you start staying there. The rooms are spacious and comfortable - but no atmosphere to them. Just the basics provided, without any attempt to make you feel comfortable there. The bathroom was on a step down from the bedroom area, and without proper ventilation inside, so it got very hot and stuffy while using it. When we visited, temperatures hit upwards of 35 degrees - and so, in a hotel full of carpets, grand windows and high ceilings, the atmosphere was stifling! They gave us a few fans, but this really didn't help with air circulation. It's not the hotel's fault - but if they know this will a problem in the future, perhaps they can better prepare for it. However, one fault of the hotel is definitely the staff they employed - cold unfriendly, and pretentious. When we arrived, we asked if there were restaurants in the area we could go to - the clerk replied he had no idea. Later on, we discovered plenty as we wandered down the road... We also asked if we can have hot water or a kettle of some kind, to make tea and coffee in our room. The clerk looked really shocked by this request and didn't offer any help at all. I don't think it's too unreasonable to ask for that in a hotel, especially a 4 star one.I jokingly called it Hotel Atlantis, while we were there - because it felt like it was a proud, ancient hotel that had fallen into the sea, and they hadn't bothered to look after it since then!

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