CAFE 168, Vienna

The property sits in a residential area of Oberlaa, with the Oberlaa U1 station 8-10 minutes on foot providing direct metro connections to Stephansplatz and the city centre. The A2 motorway exit is close by, making the hotel a practical stop for drivers. Within 0.5 km are several traditional Heurigen wine taverns, and the Therme Wien Thermal Spa is a 10-minute walk away. The Kurpark Oberlaa is also nearby for walking or jogging. Public transport to Vienna International Airport takes about 18 minutes by taxi or 1 hour by public transport; Wien Hauptbahnhof is reachable in 20-25 minutes by metro. The neighbourhood is quiet and residential, with bus stops 17A and 70A adjacent to the property.

Room types include single, twin, triple, and a spacious triple with balcony. All rooms feature a private bathroom with shower, tiled floor, and heating. A flat-screen TV is standard in each room. Beds range from single to triple configurations. Some twin and triple rooms offer a balcony. Rooms are described as spacious by some, with high ceilings in certain units. Electric heaters are available if the main heating is insufficient. The property is older and basic in style; rooms are functional for short stays. Wi-Fi is free and generally works well. Noise between rooms can be an issue due to thin walls, and cigarette smoke smell has been noted in hallways though not necessarily inside rooms. Those sensitive to smoke or noise may want to request a room further from common areas.

Café 168 no longer operates as a café, so no food or drinks are served on site. There is no restaurant, breakfast option, or bar. For meals, several traditional Heurigen wine taverns are within a 5-minute walk, including Heurigen Manhardt, Weinbau & Buschenschank Familie Frauneder, and Heuriger Windisch in Oberlaa. A supermarket is reportedly a short walk away for self-catering supplies. Guests who prefer a more substantial morning meal will need to plan ahead, as no breakfast is offered.