I have tried to the best of my possibilities to make a fair, unbiased review based on my one-night stay here. For this reason, I feel obliged to include as many arguments to support the rating I have given. Students and young couples, please read on. To start with, the accommodation itself was really nice with tall rooms and fancy decorations making the interior very attractive. The host showed us around the house and tried to be nice (well, Daniela seemed to be genuine, anyway) by making sure we have everything we needed for our stay. However, despite this first impression, things started to slowly go downhill from there-on. Although we were told in advance that there will be a musically-themed party on that night (and we were also invited to join in), it dragged on until midnight, with the hosts staying behind for cleanup. If I didn't have to catch my plane early in the morning, I normally wouldn't have been bothered, BUT since I had to, I was quite annoyed with the fact that I wasn't able to sleep because of the noisy guests and the music. And no, the hosts did nothing about it, although we repeatedly asked about this. Yes, we knew about it beforehand and yes, they couldn't have just kicked out their guests, but that doesn't change the fact that me & my girlfriend's well-being should have been their priority!!!!! This also lead to some rather awkward and embarrassing situations when you have to wait, in your nightwear with all your towels, soap, gels, etc in line after God knows how many fancy-dressed guests to use the bathroom. Finally, to top it all up, there was no Wifi access in the room and, should you need it, you'd have to sit alongside a rather noisy and rowdy crowd of people, surrounded by clouds of cigarette smoke just to get the privilege of using something you already paid for and should have been included in the first place. Overall, I was under the constant impression that our presence was tolerated and that we should be grateful to share such a house. It was sooner a privilege rather than a paid-for right, in Peter's eyes. Moreover, I got the feeling that everything we did was looked down upon and discarded as cheap and foolish (Christmas market-for drunkards; instant food-fast food for students) and this made us feel very uncomfortable. After a rather restless night, when I tried to bring all of this up, he explained how it was already difficult to arrange a party and rent out a room for one night and that I should be thankful for what I had. That being said, he wished us goodbye, turned his back and left. All in all, it was a disappointing experience, which stained my last night's memories of Vienna:regardless of how nice a place may be, if it doesn't cater to your most basic of needs (sleep, rest) then it clearly doesn't deserve a high...