Zbigniew O.
Google
I recently stayed at Hotel Regina in Vienna, and unfortunately the experience did not meet my expectations. The hotel feels like a place where time has stopped — the décor resembles a museum, which may appeal to some, but to me it felt rather outdated. The rooms are opened with a traditional key attached to a large plastic fob with the room number on it, which is so big it barely fits in a pocket.
The breakfast was surprisingly modest for a hotel of this category. There were practically no vegetables available apart from tomatoes and peppers. Another uncomfortable moment occurred when a housekeeper entered my room without any prior warning; even after seeing me inside, she continued with whatever she came to do.
Although the room includes a paid minibar, there isn’t even a complimentary bottle of mineral water provided. In some of the lower-level areas of the hotel, I also noticed a musty smell, which added to the overall impression of neglect.
In my opinion, the service and quality offered are not adequate for the price. I would only recommend this hotel to those who genuinely enjoy museum-style interiors and don’t mind a noticeable scent of old, stale air.