Acom Hotel Wien

“If you go to vienna is too much to do and see”

The bus tour brought us to this hotel I know some of the hotels do not want to have bus tours but we would there for two nights. And this helps the hotel outward expenses. A nice breakfast and walking around the hotel was nice outside we didn't get a chance to do anything because by the time we got… more

The bus tour brought us to this hotel I know some of the hotels do not want to have bus tours but we would there for two nights. And this helps the hotel outward expenses. A nice breakfast and walking around the hotel was nice outside we didn't get a chance to do anything because by the time we got up early in the morning we were on the bus and we didn't get back to late at night.

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“Cost cutting gone too far”

Acom Hotel in Vienna is a fairly modern establishment close to the main station (Hauptbahnhof). It’s only a few minutes walk but walking directions on both Apple and Google maps can be misleading. Like other accommodation nearby, Acom is not cheap. It prides itself on “ sustainability” but I beli… more

Acom Hotel in Vienna is a fairly modern establishment close to the main station (Hauptbahnhof). It’s only a few minutes walk but walking directions on both Apple and Google maps can be misleading. Like other accommodation nearby, Acom is not cheap. It prides itself on “ sustainability” but I believe it’s gone a bit too far. Our room was basic. The bed was very comfortable. But there little hanging space. No refrigerator or coffee/tea making facilities in the room. There was a coffee station in the corridor but I felt it was unsafe carrying a flimsy paper filled. with hot liquid down the corridor. Again the facilities at the coffee station were extremely limited. Housekeeping was only done after three days due to the sustainability policy but items were available upon request to the front desk. Soap dispensers clearly hadn’t been checked before our arrival and didn’t make the three days. Fortunately we had some supplies of our own. The buffet breakfast was fine but some of the staff had extremely limited English - for instance not being able to understand a room number spoken in English. Acom advertises itself as a four star hotel and that’s probably accurate but I believe the cost cutting measures in the name of sustainability make it three stars

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“Eco friendly hotel”

It’s important to note that this is a eco friendly hotel so dispenses with some of the fixtures you'd traditionally get in a hotel room: there’s no fridge in the room, no ice machine, shampoo / soap is a refillable dispenser, and theres a communal coffee and tea area instead of in room kettle etc. … more

It’s important to note that this is a eco friendly hotel so dispenses with some of the fixtures you'd traditionally get in a hotel room: there’s no fridge in the room, no ice machine, shampoo / soap is a refillable dispenser, and theres a communal coffee and tea area instead of in room kettle etc. Towels and linen are changed every 3 days but you can request your room to be cleaned sooner if needed. Rooms are spotlessly clean, there's a flat screen tv, safe, blackout curtains, chair, small desk and plenty of space for clothes. Beds are comfortable although pillows are too thin. Location is close to a large train/metro/bus station so well served by public transport and the various shops and services within the station. We didn't opt for breakfast and there are several grocery stores etc nearby. I probably wouldn't stay here again due to the lack of fridge and in room kettle - I just find those useful when traveling - but I appreciate the effort to be greener. when traveling

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