At Oh-Vienna we offer a wide number of holiday apartments, with unique features, giving you a wide variety of short-term rentals to choose from. However what all of our apartments share is the same high-quality level of comfort and cleanliness, and all the furnishings are included for your convenience. Whatever the type of holiday that interests you, you will find the perfect apartment in Vienna for you. Read More
Enjoy privacy and freedom with friends, family, or as a couple, and have full control over your holiday by renting an apartment. At the same time take advantage of the great prices we have to offer on these short term rentals which have been carefully selected by us to make sure you are not disappointed with any aspect of your holiday accommodation. After spending a full day in this bustling and vibrant city, you will appreciate coming back to a calm and tranquil place of your own.
Tips for booking an apartment in Vienna
- Our apartments are well equipped, however if you want a specific facility, such as a washing machine or internet access, you can tailor your search on this basis. If you need specific equipment it’s always a good idea to check in advance.
- For the benefit of all our customers smoking is not permitted in any of our apartments.
- If you’re travelling with a large group it is likely that rooms will have to be shared.
Where should I stay in Vienna?
Inner Stadt: The heart of the city, this area is home to the famous Ringstraße, which is great for shopping and experiencing the bulk of attractions in Vienna. This is where you’ll find the most expensive apartments in the city.
Leopoldstadt:This district was once the Jewish quarter of Vienna. Today it is popular due to the massive Prater Park, a great spot for families. It’s close to the city centre and has an excellent array of sport facilities.
Landstrasse:Here you’ll see two of the city’s most famous architectural landmarks: Belvedere Palace and Schwarzenberg Palace and also most of the city’s foreign embassies. It has some of the best transport links in the city.
Wieden:This is a hip area boasting historic buildings and its own centre, Karlsplatz. Well connected, this is a great part of Vienna in which to find a stylish self-catering apartment.
Margareten:This is a largely residential popular with tourists because it is the site of many of the historic homes of some of Vienna’s more famous people. This is a great area if you want an apartment full of character.
Mariahilf: An area often visited by tourists thanks to the Naschmarkt – a well-known open air food market where visitors can haggle with locals and experience the true culture of Vienna. Undoubtedly the best area for shopping in Vienna, there’s also a great selection of cafes and restaurants.
Neubau: If you want to rent an apartment close to Vienna’s main museums, then Neubau is for you. This area also has a great cultural community and its small boutiques and art-galleries offer a great deal of charm for visitors.
Josefstadt:This is a place those who are seeking a quiet respite from more bustling areas of Vienna. There are many popular cafes, secluded parks, and elaborate churches here. This area has an interesting population mix, from civil servants to students.
Algersund:The city’s academic quarter, right next to the University of Vienna, Algersund is where Sigmund Freud once lived. The Museum of Modern Art, set in the gorgeous Liechtenstein Palace, is also located here.
