We booked this hotel through EasyJet.com. After reading some of the other reviews, we were a bit concerned about the location, as many people had suggested it was far away from the city center. The hotel itself is not bad for someone who is planning to be there for breakfast and sleeping only. Breakfast is included and the days we were there it included french toast, sausages, granola / cereal with yogurt, fruit, cheese, ham, and assorted bread. For a vegetarian it was great. For lunch / dinner I cannot tell since we did not use it for those purposes, but we did see the restaurant was open at night. The room as small but great for its purpose, and the bathroom was really good (good water pressure and constant temperature, which is key). Rooms had AC, TV, phone, and a safe... As far as location, there is a bus station in front of the hotel (on the main road) number 139, that takes you to Deli Pu. station (the stop at the hotel is Sasadi Ut., and returning from Deli, the stop is on the other side of the street and there is a pedestrian overpass). This way makes you use an extra ticket, as Deli Pu. is a bit away from the Pest center side, and then you would have to take the metro (in Budapest you have to use a different train ticket every time you change trains on the same journey, including trams and buses). The other way to go is on the back of the hotel -- exit the hotel front door and turn left onto a little street, then turn left on that street and follow it as it takes you to a train station -- you'll walk along the tracks as if to nowhere and then you'll get to a place to cross under the tracks to the front of the station, where there are several buses. You can take bus 7 or 173 and this bus will take you to Ferenciek Ter, right on the Pest side of the Erszebet Bridge, and there is a Metro there. Coming back to the hotel from that station, make sure you take the "GY" version of the numbers, as those are the express buses that will take you back to the station.

My partner and I recently spent 2 nights at the Hotel Wien. Our room was very small and dirty and the food was terrible. I would not recommend it.

I stayed for 5 nights during Nov 07 at ?16.75 per night (discounted through work). It's an average hotel where the staff don't smile a lot but do a lot of observing at breakfast times. My room (a twin) was clean, with no complaints about the bedding. Wien is right on one of the main motorways and you can hear the traffic roar at night, could be disturbing for some. Had the usual TV and fridge. Fridge is checked daily, no messing! Affable receptionist and helpful although he refused to telephone for a taxi for me as the company I wanted to use (I had vouchers) wasn't one the hotel normally used. You'd be lucky to get into the city centre in 10 minutes, as quoted, as the motorway gets horrendously jammed with traffic at peak hours and very busy off peak.