Properties in Vienna, Prague?
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Properties in Vienna, Prague?
Seeking opinions/reviews/evals from MR members with recent stays at the Renaissance Spanish Riding School, Vienna and the Prague Marriott (the one close to the Shot Tower, whatever)....
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We stayed at Marriott Prague (V Celnici) in August on rewards stay and had a wonderful experience. Lounge access for whole family, big two double bed room. All in all very good experience. Recommended.
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thats what I like someone that does a SEARCH and therefore doesnt have to start a new thread asking for some info that is already contained in the threads that their SEARCH pulled up
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Prague and Vienna
I stayed at the Prague Marriott and had a great experience too. I was upgraded to a suite. The CL was great and well stocked. In addition the lounge contains a few PC's with connectivity. The concierge was very good as was housekeeping. One thing, if you are arriving by train, call the hotel ahead of time and arrange to have their limousine service pick you up. I made the mistake of using a metered taxi and was, well, taken for a ride. On the return to the station I used the limo and the price was half (about $25 if I recall).
After Prague I checked into the Vienna Marriott. Although the overall property was nice, it wasn't "really" nice. It's an older hotel in the Marriott system and is in need of updating. The lounge was satisfactory and breakfast can be taken in the lounge or the hotel restaurant. The location of this hotel is great, right on the Ring and a block away from the central shopping promenade.
After Prague I checked into the Vienna Marriott. Although the overall property was nice, it wasn't "really" nice. It's an older hotel in the Marriott system and is in need of updating. The lounge was satisfactory and breakfast can be taken in the lounge or the hotel restaurant. The location of this hotel is great, right on the Ring and a block away from the central shopping promenade.
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Searched. Read. Chose to seek the counsel of FTers for recent info, their opinions meaning more to me than the anonymous and often highly subjective bits and pieces on TA, etc..
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Prague Marriott and Vienna
We have stayed at the Prague Marriott on points 2 years ago. It was centrally located and the rooms were very nice. We were both Silver so did not get an upgrade but I didn't expect one.
We have also stayed at the Vienna Marriott--not the Ren and enjoyed the stay there-also centrally located.
Both were very nice std rooms-could have been in the States and not recognized it until we went out!
We have also stayed at the Vienna Marriott--not the Ren and enjoyed the stay there-also centrally located.
Both were very nice std rooms-could have been in the States and not recognized it until we went out!
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Prague marriott is centrally located and a nice hotel. When in Prague though my favorite hotel is the Hilton. If you use the metro/trams then its location doesn't matter. If you want to walk everywhere then its about a 20 minute walk to old town. But the hotel is simply excellent IMO.
I've stayed at the other Renaissance in Vienna and its a solid hotel a little bit out of the tourist type way. I've never stayed at the one you asked about.
I've stayed at the other Renaissance in Vienna and its a solid hotel a little bit out of the tourist type way. I've never stayed at the one you asked about.



