Seeking a quiet retreat near Vienna, the Stasta Hotel offers a dependable option for travelers. Situated in the Liesing district, a short distance from the city’s major attractions, the hotel provides a welcoming space for both leisure and business stays. It’s a place to settle in and appreciate the surrounding area.
The hotel’s location places it approximately 11 kilometers from Vienna’s central district. Nearby, visitors can explore the Siebenhirten neighborhood, experience the Tiergarten Schonbrunn, and visit Schoenbrunn Palace, a significant landmark. Public transport connections are readily available, facilitating travel to the city center within approximately 30 minutes.
The Stasta Hotel features a restaurant where guests can sample regional specialties. Enjoying a meal on the summer terrace promises a pleasant experience. Complimentary wireless internet access is accessible throughout the hotel’s grounds. Furthermore, a convenient ATM is located on-site, alongside amenities such as ironing services, a safe-deposit box, and a press.
For guests traveling with pets, the hotel welcomes them. The multilingual staff, fluent in both English and German, is available to assist with inquiries upon arrival. Room amenities typically include a shower and a television. The specific features within each room vary based on its category – please inquire for details regarding available configurations. A designated parking area is available for vehicles.
Close to the hotel, a modern shopping center is situated. The Stasta Hotel is also easily accessible by automobile via the Brunn am Gebirge exit of the A22 motorway, ensuring convenient arrival. Consider a stay at Stasta, and discover the charm of the Liesing district.
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This is a review for the Stasta Restaurant only, not the hotel.
Dinner for two. On a Thursday night and it was rather full.
Near us a table of 10 people were making conversation difficult.
We both had classic Viennese dishes and they were delicious: I had veal schnitzel and my friend had Tafelspitz with a side of spinach cream. Both were juicy, tender and high quality.
We were served without ordering / on the house (as it is customary in restaurants of the more elevated kind) sourdough bread and aromatic butter as well as olive oil.
The place shows attention to details in things such as wall furnishing (hard wood beautifully sculpted), dishware, lighting (dim enough for dinner and a small gas candle on the table), comfortable and modern furniture which add up to a cozy yet elegant look and feel.
However, it has the same problem as many other restaurants: Nears us a table of 10 people young and old was placed (probably hotel guests? ) which made the level of noise unpleasant. Had it not been for this issue, the dining experience would have been much more pleasant, but I guess more people is more business…
Another thing I did not appreciate especially considering the attention to detail this restaurant has demonstrated was the tea. I ordered chamomile tea and it came as a packaged tea bag and not infused. Which means that by the time it got to my table, the water was colder and not suitable for tea brewing which should be done with boiling water.