Hernalser Hauptstrase 187
Wien, 1170 Nightly Rates(158.06 - 223.92)4 Star
Property Description
Feel at home in this charming Vienna hotel and enjoy traditional Austrian hospitality! Nestled in the heart of Vienna's western quarter, the Best Western Hotel Jäger provides 4-star elegance in a beautiful wooded setting. Owned and operated by the Jäger family for more than 90 years, the Hotel Jäger features impeccable service, a cozy atmosphere and spacious accommodations that include two apartments with kitchens, ideal for traveling families. Ample free parking is available in front of the hotel. Guests to this boutique Vienna hotel will be treated to a complimentary daily breakfast. During summertime, breakfast is served in the beautiful garden for guests to start the morning at their best. Hotel guests will also appreciate the easy access to public transportation and historic area attractions, including a direct connection to the Schönbrunn Palace on the fast train. The Best Western Hotel Jäger is an excellent choice for the discerning business traveler. Business amenities include complimentary Internet access, fax and photocopy services. A friendly multi-lingual staff is ready to assist with any request. For best rates, book a room online today at this charming Vienna hotel.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 P.M.
Check out time is 12:00 Noon
Time Zone is Greenwich Mean Time +1 (Summer +2)
17 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
·From: Highway B221. Take Exit A1 Auhof. The Best Western Hotel Jäger is a small, intimate, traditional hotel in a family run villa, located in the Western part of Vienna, in a nice and safe residential area. ·From: Bus. Public transportation in front of the hotel with direct connection to the city center (Tram 43) in 15 minutes. ·From: Train station. Westbahnhof is about 5 kilometers SE, train station "Hütteldorf" about 10 minutes from hotel with fast train S45. ·From: Airport. Vienna Schwechat International about 23 kilometers SE, ample parking facilities in front of the hotel.
Vienna Schwechat International Airport, 23 kilometers south-east
Guarantee Policy
You must use a credit card to book online.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Recreation:
* 2 minute walk from "Kongressbad", Vienna's biggest outdoor swimming pool
Transportation:
* 10 kilometer(s) from Westbahnhof, underground tramway, Stops of Tram 43 and fast train S45 next to the hotel * 23 kilometer(s) from Vienna Schwechat International Airport
Transportation:
* 10 kilometer(s) from Westbahnhof, underground tramway, Stops of Tram 43 and fast train S45 next to the hotel * 23 kilometer(s) from Vienna Schwechat International Airport
City Center of Vienna:
* With all major sights and shopping streets, about 4.5 kilometers from hotel - direct connection with Tramway 43
City Center of Vienna:
* With all major sights and shopping streets, about 4.5 kilometers from hotel - direct connection with Tramway 43
Schönbrunn Palace:
* Direct connection with fast train S45
Schönbrunn Palace:
* Direct connection with fast train S45
"Kongressbad":
* Vienna's biggest outdoor swimming pool - 2 minutes walk from hotel
"Kongressbad":
* Vienna's biggest outdoor swimming pool - 2 minutes walk from hotel
Local Attractions:
* With all major city center sights and shopping streets, about 4.5 kilometers from hotel - direct connection with Tramway 43 * Direct connection with fast train S45
Transportation:
* 10 kilometer(s) from Westbahnhof, underground tramway, Stops of Tram 43 and fast train S45 next to the hotel * 23 kilometer(s) from Vienna Schwechat International Airport
Transportation:
* 23 kilometers from Vienna Schwechat International Airport * 5 kilometers from Westbahnhof , underground, tramway * 10 kilometers from "Hütteldorf", fast train connection-S45
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