Austria Trend Hotel Schloss Wilhelminenberg

"We had a truly memorable stay at Austria Trend Hotel Schloss Wilhelminenberg. The property itself is stunning — a grand, palatial building surrounded by beautifully maintained grounds that offer a peaceful escape from the bustle of central Vienna. Parking was easy and convenient, and check-in was smooth and efficient. I wish I remembered the name of the gentleman who welcomed us and kindly assisted with our luggage — his hospitality set the tone for a great visit. Our room was spacious, spotless, and offered a lovely view of the gardens and city beyond. We especially appreciated the well-placed charging points, which made things very convenient. The only minor drawback was the limited supply of toiletries — a small detail in an otherwise excellent setup. The location is ideal for those who prefer to stay just outside the city’s congestion, with easy access to Vienna’s attractions by car or public transport. Check-out was handled efficiently by Benjamin, who also helped us with our bags — a thoughtful touch that rounded off our stay perfectly. Overall, a great experience in a truly unique setting. Highly recommended for travelers seeking charm, comfort, and tranquility."

"My wife and I stayed for 2 nights on business to visit the boat fair in Thulln. We took a premium room with breakfast. The bed is upstairs and you have a beautiful view if it's not foggy. the lower part of the room is a small living room and toilet. the room was very clean and the staff was friendly. breakfast was a buffet. large free parking lot in front of the hotel. Vienna very close. it is better to go by public transport than to look for parking in Vienna. all in all, we were very satisfied, so we are coming back this year."

"Service. Food. Room. Grounds. Parking Bar great. Linen bed and pillows perfect. Bedside lights perfect for reading. Wonderful first aid kit at front desk. Very environmentally conscious. Open windows for air, fresh and clean. The hotel was sporting Sunday brunch was outstanding. I was quite shocked to see this quite unkempt young man working the dining room"