This is an unbelievably convenient place to stay in Vienna if you’re interested in museums and other cultural activities. We were there for a major art exhibit and to visit dear friends.
At the end of the block is a grocery store. Continue across the street and you’re at the main art museum and the cluster of museums in the Museums Quarter. The apartment is spacious with extremely high ceilings. It was exceptionally clean and easy to get around. We are pretty short people and some of the cabinets and other fixtures were up a little high for us, but we managed. At 70 something years old the low bed was a bit of a challenge, and would’ve been better for us if it were six or so inches higher; but it was very comfortable. We mostly ate out or at the homes of Viennese friends; so the modest cooking facilities and small fridge were not a problem for us. There was some lovely old furniture, but the chairs were uncomfortably low for the table height. Reinhard and his wife, Sabine, were extremely responsive to any questions and concerns, even though he was traveling in the USA at exactly the time we were in Vienna. The Murphy bed looked comfortable and increased the units capacity, but we thought there was not enough separation or privacy to be comfortable with anyone other than a family member or very close friend.