Location, Location, Location! This apartment is steps away from the Volktheater metro stop, which is at the intersection of the U2 and U3 lines and which provides quick transfer-free access to almost all the major tourist sites not within walking distance. You are in the chic, charming Spittel neighborhood. The area is awash with great restaurants, many just steps away from the apartment. Some very good, several exceptionally good. I would call any of these restaurants a great secret find in Los Angeles. You are a block away from the Leopold Museum, which should be your first stop for an introduction to the Viennese Secession artists of the early 20th century. You will find many Klimt and Schiele works here as well as several other artists. This will whet your appetite for the Upper Belvedere where you will indulge in even more Klimt and Schiele. You are also at ground zero for your attack on the great Viennese museums -- the Kunsthistorische Museum (an absolute must) and its numerous iterations, including the Spanish Riding School.
The apartment itself is spacious and well appointed. Lots of cabinets and drawers, a small kitchen with a Nespresso type pod coffee maker, dishwasher, frig, microwave, and plenty of kitchenware, a generous and comfortable living room, and even a washing machine with a spin dry setting. You can place the wrung-out clothes on a device which allows you to complete drying by air. There is a nice HD TV and CD player. Wi-fi worked perfectly and there is a computer if you need it. The shower and toilet are spotless, modern and worked perfectly. The apartment is ideal for a couple, since a third individual would have to sleep on a sofa in the living room. Eva is a gracious host. Once you sign up, she supplies her personal recommendations for a good Vienna visit. It was a far better guide than any I had seen (including the Five Perfect Days in Vienna article in Conde Nast) and allowed us to plan our visit perfectly. She even has two guidebooks you could carry around with you as you visit.
The only drawback (and it is minor) is that the bed fits in a nook of the bedroom. Although the bed is large and comfortable, the individual sleeping next to the wall has to clamber over the second person to get into the open. Not a problem if you love the person you are sleeping with. And who can complain, because you have a copy of Klimt’s The Kiss hanging over you both.
Enjoy.