/nʊk/ noun

a quiet corner, all to yourself. Welcome to Vienna.

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Schlösselgasse 11, 1080 Vienna

around.

/əˈraʊnd/ adverb. Josefstadt, Vienna's quiet favourite. Walking times from our door.

Into town

Tram 43 or 444 minStop Lange Gasse on Alser Straße. A few minutes to Schottentor and the city centre.

Coffee and breakfast

Café Diem2 minBagels and very good flat whites. Florianigasse 12. Kleines Wiener Café4 minCosy, roasts its own beans, great brunch. Kochgasse 18. Café der Provinz5 minGalettes and brunch by the Piarist church. Maria-Treu-Gasse 3.

Lunch and dinner

Zur böhmischen Kuchl1 minHearty Czech-Viennese cooking, across the street. Closed at weekends. Casa Borbone2 minSicilian, with excellent seafood pasta. Closed Sundays. rosnowsky4 minViennese classics, evenings only. Book ahead. Fromme Helene6 minFor the Schnitzel. Open every day. Josefstädter Straße 15.

Essentials

BILLA supermarket2 minFlorianigasse 11. Pharmacy2 minFlorianigasse 13.
Most shops in Vienna, supermarkets included, are closed on Sundays. Stock up on Saturday.
See also: help, house

check-out.

/ˈtʃek.aʊt/ noun. By 11 am, no keys to return.
Check-out
by 11 am
Check-in
from 3 pm
Quiet hours
10 pm – 7 am

Before you leave

  1. Close the windows and switch off the lights.
  2. Leave used towels in the bathroom.
  3. Pull the door shut behind you. That's it.
Need a later check-out or somewhere to leave your bags? Ask us on WhatsApp and we'll do our best.

Coming back in

  1. Touch the keypad at the front door to wake it up.
  2. Enter your door code and press #.
  3. The same code opens your room.
Code not working? WhatsApp us or call +43 676 7903349.
See also: rules, help

help.

/hɛlp/ noun. One message away, day or night.

Emergencies

Emergency, any kind
112
Ambulance
144
Fire brigade
122
Police
133
If the fire alarm goes off, leave by the nearest marked exit and call 122. There are fire extinguishers on every floor.

Enjoyed your stay?

A short review helps a small place like ours more than you'd think. Review link tbc

See also: check-out

house.

/haʊs/ noun. 15 rooms in an old Viennese building.

Kitchen

  1. Upstairs on the gallery, open 7 am – 10 pm. Where strangers end up sharing a table.
  2. Label your food in the fridge with your room number. Unlabelled food is cleared out.
  3. Wash, dry and put away what you use.

Bathrooms

  1. Shared showers and toilets on both floors.
  2. Your towels and bed linen are in your room.
  3. Only toilet paper goes down the toilet, please.

Snacks and coffee

Vending machines under the stairs.

Rubbish

Where to put rubbish and recycling.

See also: rules

rules.

/ruːlz/ plural noun. Five of them, short, we promise.
  1. Quiet from 10 pm to 7 am. Your neighbours say thanks.
  2. No smoking inside, e-cigarettes included.
  3. No parties, and no extra guests overnight.
  4. Keep corridors and exits clear. They're the way out in an emergency.
  5. Windows closed, lights off when you leave your room.
See also: house, check-out