Harry’s apartment is within 30 - 35 minutes walk to the centre of Vienna. There are a handful of restaurants/cafes within 10 - 15 minutes walk from the apartment. Tram route 1 is just outside the apartment which takes you into the centre of Vienna and does the circuit around many of the main attractions. We took advantage of the tram while we stayed. Additionally, there are a number of supermarkets within a 5 minutes walk too. We really liked the location as we enjoyed walking into the centre of Vienna on a couple of occasions as well as catching the tram.
The pictures of the apartment are accurate (plenty of space); however, our biggest issues were the WiFi, the check-in process and timely responses from Harry.
Whether the WiFi issues is something Harry can fix, I do not know, but reading other reviews the WiFi has been an issue for some time. We resorted to using WiFi in the centre of Vienna at cafes and restaurants. Simply, the WiFi in the apartment is useless.
Check-in is 1pm, and there is no flexibility. Unfortunately our transfer got us to the apartment at 12.20pm and we were left standing in the cold for a period of time. Then the process of getting the key is via a code. Fortunately for us, the cleaners who noticed us standing outside the apartment block asked who we were waiting for. They gave us the key. I am assuming they notified Harry because he never contacted me after 1pm to see if we got into the apartment okay. This is my first Airbnb experience where I have not been met by the host or a friend of the host. A little disappointing really.
Harry seems to be a friendly young man, but he was not always prompt with his responses to emails or WhatsApp messages. I am used to more timely responses...that might be just me though.
Overall I would give my Airbnb experience with Harry and his apartment 3.5/5.