A beautiful apartment ... looking over the cathedral, you cannot get more centrally located in Vienna than this.
The problem may be getting into it. Although I booked it many months ago, the owners decided to have dinner quests that evening and when we arrived (parking for a few minutes on the sidewalk outside, two police cars asked us to move soon, "after moving our suitcases upstairs"), they told us to pick up the keys more than 3 kilometers away, in another part of Vienna.
Apparently, they own a building with some apartments and the keys to ours were in a lock-box outside that building in another part of Vienna. They said it would take 7 minutes, but in the evening rush-hour it took an hour to get back. Not a good start.
As I said, a beautiful apartment right on the edge of the pedestrian area that covers most of the center. But I must say I am getting a bit tired of apartments where the owner lives and keeps parts of it locked with their clothes, has their books and CD's, their newspapers, their food and drinks in the fridge. We were recently in a beautiful apartment in a modern high rise in Austin, TX and the owner had their food, drinks, both bathroom closets full of their clothes. These owners in Vienna were a little more discrete about it, but I do wish that Airbnb would indicate which apartment is which.
On this trip, we had a superb apartment in Salzburg, also completely centrally located, but it was 100% our own. In this one in Vienna, we had to mix our food and drinks in the fridge with theirs. I wish Airbnb.com made it clearer that you may be sharing someone else's apartment.
There were other problems, the TV only worked 2 of our 5 days and the microwave did not work at all.
But, if it does not matter to you, I would recommend this one for it location, view and quality.