Pension Central

The Pension Central is located in Vienna's Inner City district, between Stephansplatz, Schwedenplatz and Hoher Markt. The city center with the most important sights of Vienna, such as St. Peter's Catholic Church, Wiener Volksgarten or Hofburg, can be reached by public transport or on foot within a few minutes. The guesthouse offers contactless check-in with a pin code for the access door and the room. The comfortable and air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a desk, a coffee maker, a minibar, a safe and a flat-screen TV. Bathrooms have a shower and towels.

Room Details

Double Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Triple Room

• Standard occupancy: 3 people
• Maximum occupancy: 3 people

Groupon's Guide To Vienna

Nestled on the banks of the River Danube, Vienna has a busy cultural calendar which makes it a year-round destination for globetrotters. The city of Mozart is the proud possessor of a famous opera house and binds a plethora of Baroque and contemporary architectural styles. Viennese charm echoes through the city centre’s restaurants and bars that hold a world-famous culinary tradition with dishes such as Wiener Schnitzels and cheese Danishes.

One of the city’s focal points is the 12th-century Stephansdom Gothic cathedral, from which tourists can get one of the best views of Vienna, after climbing its 553 steps. Imperial Austria left its mark with the vast palace complex of Hofburg, where Franz Josef I and Empress Elisabeth once lived. Close to the Museum of Art History, in the former imperial stables, lies the Museumsquartier, a grand complex of museums, galleries, cafes and shops where visitors can relax and enjoy the Viennese atmosphere. The capital city of Austria is located within a temperate climatic zone making for clearly defined seasons. With the warm season starting from May and reaches its peak in August with temperatures going as high as 28ºC on average, making for perfect time of the year to visit this vibrant city crossed by the Danube River. Rain may not occur very often in autumn, with less than half of the season's precipitations being light drizzle. Although Vienna is in one of the lowest-lying parts of Austria, there is no mistaking that it is part of an alpine country and the winter months provide plenty of seasonal attractions such as ice skating and leisurely stroll opportunities in light snowfalls.