Hotel Viena

This hotel doesn't look much & is unassuming but it does what is needed. The staff are efficient and helpful, the rooms are an OK size, and my nights were generally quiet & comfortable. The little restaurant is basic but they're attentive & it is worth using. The location is close by the famous artisan market & a cool street of bars & restaurants. It's a bit of a trek into town but doable. All in all, a good value stay. Oh, I'm a bit late with the review but I seem to remember that I could only get wifi in the lobby.

I stayed at the hotel for two nights and found it to be excellent value for money. The room was spacious with a comfortable bed and hot shower. Breakfast was basic but that really isn't an issue with the plethora of nearby cafes. It's all about expectations and mine were fully met for the price that I paid. Thank you to Gustavo and Patricia at reception for their friendly disposition and willingness to help.||The hotel is located a ten minute walk to the plaza San Martin and main tourist sights.||Highly recommend visiting Museo de la Memoria in the lane beside the Inglesia Cathedral, a very humbling experience.

This hotel reminded me of basic tourist-class hotels where I have stayed in Germany: extremely clean, generous complimentary breakfast buffet, good front desk staff, fairly low prices, and a good shower + bath tub. The decor is out of date and there is nothing particularly exciting, luxurious, or trendy about the hotel, but it offers every basic service that a low to mid range tourist would need, including free wifi and an inroom safe, as well as air conditioning and other comforts. Our towels were old but bright white and changed daily. Our linens were spotless and fresh, and our bed was very firm and comfortable. ||||The room was dark and didn't have any kind of view, and without the ac on it could be noisy. The furnishings are very basic, circa 1987 but functional, and again, clean.||||I particularly liked this hotel because when we arrived at 9am after an over night bus ride from buenos aires, the clerk let us check in early with no charge. We fell right to sleep and felt so grateful not to have had to wait. Similarly, they let us check out an hour late when we left, so that we could have some extra time to get ready for another long journey to Mendoza. The clerk made sure to let us know that they could store our luggage and we were welcome to use their bathrooms and wifi during the day before our departure.||||Also: the coffe at breakfast was REAL and it was strong!!||||All in all a great choice for indie travelers on a budget. Cordoba is a great city with not a lot of exciting hotels, this one seems like a great bet if in doubt.

The place was clean and nice but we had a bad taste in our mouth at the end as check out is at 10 am and we had all day to wait for a bus. We wanted to sit in the dining room because there is no lounge or place in reception to charge electronics but the wait staff wouldn't have it unless we bought food. They said it was for customers only even though we were hotel customers.

I go to this hotel 2 or 3 nights each year, this year a found the room I usuale take 103 renovate.||The floor have been changed and front door too, with a security lock. and the bathroom door with a glass slide door, the only thing is that the slide door is very noisy, you coulndt close it during the night because you would wake your spouse and maybe the neighbors!||The breakfast is delicious , with different type of breads, and typical cordoba treats.

This hotel is fairly basic. The double beds are single beds stuck together with a large sheet. The hotel is loud being right off of the main area of downtown Cordoba. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, but it is too slow to work in the rooms and any emails and web chatting had to be done in the lobby which does not have an area for guests to sit. The sitting area near the lobby is for the hotel restaurant (food is fine, but not great).

I was happy to book this hotel based on previous reviews and got quite a nasty shock. Granted, it was Easter weekend and I was rather desperate as I'd left bookings very late, but it really was a disappointment for me. I got room 151, a miniature single room with only space for the single bed, a table and my suitcase along its width, literally. The room reminded me of my first trip to Europe in the 80s, where despite paying a hefty single supplement I always ended up in the broom cupboard. Same here, 30 years later. The paint on the walls date from that time too, I'm sure. It was really just dirty, right next to the lift and the stairs and on the noisy front street. ||||I have to say the sheets and towels were pristine, but the pillow, bedspread, blanket had all seen and smelt better days. There was a small TV, a small safe and a small wardrobe in the room and an aircon, but it looked so dusty I was really pleased I didn't need to use it.||||The bathroom was ok, apart from the constantly dripping toilet right next to the sign that says 'Please save water'. Good hot shower and nice complimentary toiletries and a hairdrier completed the picture.||||My big complaint is that the day after I was covered in millions of small bites. They must have come from that bed and stinky pillow. That's really not cool. I also feel I got ripped of with the price. 350 pesos for a broom closet with wildlife in the bed really isn't on.||||Breakfast seemed ok, but by 9.30 there wasn't much left and they'd run out of clean crockery too, so guests were putting fruit salad in coffee cups, wrestling for the last glass of juice...||||With just a little effort I'm sure this hotel could be quite nice in its category, but based on the room I had, I'd certainly stay away. I've given it an "Average" rating based on this potential the optimist in me sees for this place. There were other rooms behind reception numbered 50 and up that appeared from the outside to be newer, but I don't know if they are.||||Wifi didn't work in the room or even in the reception area so another feature that doesn't exist there. ||||Book a single room at Hotel Viena at your peril...

Right by the artisan fair, restaurants and bars in Nueva Cordoba and only a few blocks from the Jesuit centre, this hotel couldn't be better located. It's a simply done hotel with wifi and comfy beds, good breakfast buffet and very helpful staff. Not luxury but perfect for what it is and great value for money.