Radisson Blu Style Vienna Review
Jan 4, 2017, 10:41 pm
#16
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Houston
Programs: AA EXP; Hyatt Globalist; Marriott Titanium, Hilton Diamond, UA 1.56MM (fmr UA1K)
Posts: 5,770
This is a nice hotel but nothing spectacular. I was there on points.
We had booked a room with two beds. When we checked in reminded them that we needed two beds. We get to the room and it had one bed. We called down and said that we had a room with one bed. They moved us and then it was one of those very common hotel euro beds that they had to pull apart and have housekeeping make up as two beds. The room was so small that the beds were so close that they might as well been one bed. I am not sure why it was so hard to get the room we had booked in the first place.
The room was fine but nothing spectacular. As others have said, no gold bennies.
Very nice location. That seemed to be the selling point of the hotel because the hotel itself is nothing special. Not particularly interested in staying there again unless the price is right and I'd never pay 70K points a night again (this was a BOGO redemption).
We had booked a room with two beds. When we checked in reminded them that we needed two beds. We get to the room and it had one bed. We called down and said that we had a room with one bed. They moved us and then it was one of those very common hotel euro beds that they had to pull apart and have housekeeping make up as two beds. The room was so small that the beds were so close that they might as well been one bed. I am not sure why it was so hard to get the room we had booked in the first place.
The room was fine but nothing spectacular. As others have said, no gold bennies.
Very nice location. That seemed to be the selling point of the hotel because the hotel itself is nothing special. Not particularly interested in staying there again unless the price is right and I'd never pay 70K points a night again (this was a BOGO redemption).
