1/5 Katherine A. 4 years ago on Google
Hi
everyone,
I
want
to
make
sure
whoever
is
considering
coming
here
is
aware
of
all
experiences
at
Pension
Erlaa,
especially
if
it’s
your
first
time
visiting
Vienna.
I
came
with
my
grandmother
who
had
visited
Vienna
before
about
6
years
ago,
we
are
from
the
U.S,
she’s
78
years
old
now.
There
are
sensor
lights
in
the
lobby
that
ended
up
turning
on
as
my
grandmother
fell
going
down
the
stairs
near
the
entrance
(it
was
dark
outside
already).
We
turned
on
the
lights
in
the
hall
and
there
was
some
lighting
in
the
stair
well-
the
lights
turn
on
and
off-
even
when
going
up
the
stairs
too
if
it’s
not
sensing
motion
as
you’re
walking.
Therefore,
it’s
a
major
potential
for
physical
injury
that
Pension
Erlaa
needs
to
take
responsibility
for.
No
elevator
either
as
you
can
see
in
their
description.
Anyways,
management
got
defensive
when
we
asked
to
leave
and
get
a
full
refund.
We
had
only
been
there
for
about
3
hours
or
so
in
total,
so
we
didn’t
even
spend
one
night.
No
towels,
we
asked
twice-
you
have
to
go
down
the
stair
well
to
ring
a
bell
to
get
assistance.
They
were
very
rude,
raising
their
voices-
especially
a
man
who
kept
interfering
while
management
was
talking
and
saying
it
was
my
grandmother’s
fault
for
falling
and
that
there
are
light
switches
in
America.
He
also
told
her
to
walk
on
it
and
push
through
the
pain
because
he
hurts
himself
often
and
does
that.
He
was
roughly
mid
40’s
and
my
grandmother
is
nearly
80
years
old.
Ridiculous.
<br/>It
was
astonishing
to
see
that
his
involvement
was
permitted,
and
how
they
treated
first
time
guests,
especially
given
the
circumstance
at
hand.
The
man
was
cursing
at
my
grandmother
as
we
were
leaving
and
so
of
course
we
wanted
to
leave
even
more
at
that
point.
No
assitance,
apology
or
compromise
was
offerred.
We
called
our
booking
company
and
were
only
given
only
2
nights
refund
for
our
8
night
stay
per
the
decision
given
by
Pension
Erlaa.
We
left
not
only
due
to
the
poor
treatment
by
staff,
but
also
due
to
our
events
being
far
away
for
my
grandmother
to
walk
on
a
swollen
ankle
and
now
needing
a
hotel
with
an
elevator.
Needless
to
say,
this
place
lacks
integrity,
they
are
unorganized
and
appear
very
inexperienced/unprofessional.
They
don’t
consider
the
needs
of
their
guests
and
are
much
more
money
oriented.
Right
now,
we
are
lucky.
We
got
an
amazing
deal,
not
that
much
more
expensive,
to
stay
at
a
different
hotel
in
a
much
safer
neighborhood
(near
Stephanplatz)
-
also
closer
to
all
of
Vienna’s
famous
landmarks.
They
are
wonderful
and
brought
ice/towels
for
my
grandmothers
swollen
ankle.
I’d
recommend
coming
to
this
area
if
you’re
looking
for
a
welcoming
&
safe
environment.
There’s
a
lot
of
immediate
support
and
staff
is
very
kind/accommodating.
Super
disappointed
with
the
poor
customer
service
at
Pension
Erlaa.
If
I
could
give
no
stars,
I
would.
Please
consider
my
review
and
look
into
all
your
options
so
you
can
receive
the
best
customer
care
while
visiting
Vienna.
I’m
writing
this
so
no
one
else
potentially
goes
through
what
we
did
and
instead
has
the
experience
that’s
deserved.
Thank
you.
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