In this stylish apartment designed to give you one of the most special accommodation experiences, you will have the privilege of both resting and walking to the city center and the most beautiful touristic places of Vienna. You will have a unique experience in an area surrounded by museums, art galleries, buildings with hundreds of years of the city's history, streets and restaurants. All you need is time to explore Vienna. The space The two-bedroom apartment is decorated with eye-catching, colorful patterns and offers everything you need to achieve the comforts of home, with a fully equipped bathroom and kitchen. If you wish, you can relieve the tiredness of the day in your extra long, double bed, or you can choose a good movie from plazma TV while drinking your coffee that you can prepare with the espresso machine. While your food is fresh and safe in the refrigerator, you can prepare any meal you want using the cooking hub with an oven or microwave. In this apartment you can feel the comfort of home not only while cooking or resting, but also while saving time by using the dishwasher or washing machine. Maybe you want to use the time you save to continue exploring the city. Guest access *On the day of your reservation, your check-in time is 16.00. After your first entrance, you can enter the apartment 24/7. *You have the opportunity to leave your car in a paid parking lot located just 200 meters from the apartment. You can send us a message for detailed parking information. *It will be very easy to do your grocery shopping at the BILLA supermarket, which is only a few meters away from you, or from SPAR, which is 280 meters away. Other things to note Located in a unique location in Alsergrund, this apartment has all the essentials for an unforgettable experience. Thanks to the metro, tram and bus stops just one street away, you can reach any part of Vienna at any time, without wasting any time. Alsergrund, where you will begin to explore Vienna, has long and wide streets lined with elegant late 19th-century buildings. Among them is the Freud Museum, formerly the home of Sigmund Freud. The green courtyards of the 17th-century Altes AKH complex, now part of the University of Vienna, are surrounded by bustling beer gardens.