We went with a group of almost 60 people. The stuff was sometimes a little grim, but mostly very helpful. 2, 4 and 6 bed rooms are available in 2 buildings, most of them sunny but warm. The rooms are absolutely clean, bath and common spaces somewhat worse. Code keys give absolut security to the rooms. The Burgring and Mariahilfer... More

We stayed at Myrthengasse's Jugenherdberge with my class in May 2011. First I feared that it would be an awful place, but it really wasn't. It was actually really nice and good value. Our 4-person-room was clean and spacious. The breakfast was ok (coffee, tea, hot chocolate, breads, marmelade, ham, cheese, müsli, youghurt, fruit etc.), nothing fancy, just basic fuel... More

I randomly picked the Jugendherbege on Myrthengasse out of all the Hostels in Vienna. Travelling during the non-peak season, getting place was no trouble, but I do remember the very helpful gentlemen at the Front Desk who gave me good advice on everything from the Vienna Card to Mobile connections. The rooms are big with comfortable beds and clean linens.There... More

This place is pretty ideally located as far as hostels go in Vienna with it being only about 10-15 minute walk to the center. There's a grocery store nearby for some quick shopping and some cheap eats in the vicinity of the hostel. The breakfast offered by the hostel is probably one of the best I've had in almost 2... More