• Staying at the center is very important to safe time and money because everything is within walking distance next to all sightseeings such as Parliament, Hofburg, Historical Museum, Museums Quartier, Opera and the old traditional Spittelberg Area itself. Spittelberg, the best location in the heart of Vienna. The famous Mariahilferstrasse is a shopping paradise right on the next street. • From Airport: The shuttlebus costs €7 and takes you from the Airport to the West-trainstation in about 20minutes. • From South-trainstation: you take the bus 13A and exit Siebensterngasse walk 100 meters east on the same street to our door. • From West-trainstation: Take any tram going North, exit next station at 'Stadthalle' and get on the Tram Nr.49 going east, exit 'Siebensterngasse - Stiftgasse', this station is in front of our door!
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Lockers
Bar
Bike Rental
24 Hour Free Hot Showers
Ratings & Comments
1.2 Average from 5 Ratings
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Comment by patricia, malaysia
September 2009
extremely poor I went with my 3 friends around europe and in Vienna we booked Blue Corridor Hostel. We arrived after midnight and to our horror the lady with long white hair was very rude and we almost ended up in a big argument. She was down right rude and demanded us to pay the balance by cash. We booked for 2 nights. The rooms are like prison (I think prison is better) and the bathroom was filty and when I tried to lock the bathroom, the knob just drop off! We had a nightmare taying there and ended awake the whole night. The next morning we just moved to another hostel. Blue Corridor was the worst hostel I ever stay in my life!
Comment by Michael, NAmerica
September 2009
Rough experience Overcharged and difficult to get refund.
Comment by tater, USA
September 2008
Worst Hostel I've ever had the displeasure of staying in! I stayed for a few nights in May 2007. It was really warm out and the tiny, tiny room was stuffy (and didn't really have a window). The shared bathrooms were frightening, and worst of all, the staff was so rude! I'm surprised this place stays in business!
Comment by Javier, Spain
July 2008
Look for another place They will treat you like garbage, the owner is simply a bitch. Too many beds for the room, nothing is clean. One toilet for fifty people. Rooms are separated by sheets and not by walls.
Comment by Chan, Hong Kong
July 2007
The environment just like a prison! The owner divided the flat into many rooms, so every room is very, very, very small and without any decoration! Imagine the environment in the prison! Some rooms even have no windows! Horrible! And the lock of the bathroom is out of order! so it is a true shared bathroom because everyone can enter the bathroom even when you are taking shower -- really inconvenient! And I do think that the staffs there should change their attitudes when providing services.
Comment by traveller
September 2005
I would like to express my extreme UNSATISFACTION with BLUE CORRIDOR HOSTEL, in Vienna. Here is the story in a nutshell: a month ago, I booked a DOUBLE BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE FACILITIES. Upon arriving at the hostel, the lady at the reception urged me to pay the balance first (in cash) and only then she showed the room. To our astonishment, the room we were given was a BUNK (literally less than 4sq.metres, with 2 small beds on top of each other) and had NO WINDOW. In addition to that, THERE WERE NO PRIVATE FACILITIES: only a bathroom to share with the occupants of the other rooms.
Upon our politely pointing out the discrepancy between what we had booked and what we were being given, both the lady at the reception and the hostel manager prooved extremely rude and unacceptably unprofessional. They kept claiming that in Austria "double bedroom (doppel bett zimmer) with private facilities" means two beds on top of each other and a bathroom close enough to the bedroom, regardless of how many people have access to it. They yelled at us that we should not go to Vienna without speaking fluent german. We have travelled in many Countries throughout the 5 continents and we have stayed at countless hostels providing true self-contained double bedrooms. We were never confronted with such an unwelcoming attitude.
Despite our repeated requests, the manager refused to reimburse us for the room (for which we paid in cash and which we never used). We are disgusted.
I think the manager of blue corridor hostel should use the words "double bedroom" and "private facilities" more sparingly, since THERE ARE NO PRIVATE FACILITIES IN THE WHOLE HOSTEL. In addition to that, I think he should mention that what he calls "double bedroom" IS IN FACT A BUNK and that these rooms have NO WINDOWS. I hope people who book know what to expect. I just thought I should let you know, so other travellers can be on guard.
1.2 Average from 5 Ratings
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