Urbanauts

Three architecture students, who noticed the many empty stores in Vienna, had the great idea of converting them into one-room hotels. The first one already exists. It is housed in a former tailor’s shop near Belvedere Palace, furnished in a modern and airy style, with a mirrored store front so that nobody can see in, and decorated with a sewing machine reminiscent of the previous tenants. If you book the coveted room, you get a code with which you can get the key and lots of Vienna tips from a safe. This means you are completely independent and immediately have breakfast, nightlife and cultural recommendations at your fingertips. Further Urbanauts, all for two to four people, are planned. Breakfast is available around the corner at Café Goldegg.