At Superbude to sleep among vintage 80s collections

Staying at the Superbude Wien Prater means taking a trip back in time while remaining anchored in the contemporary. In fact, while this hotel is housed in a modular concrete complex next to the Lucien Freud University, the lobby contains a collection of radios, razors, black and white televisions, vinyls, fans, postcards and matches that stir tender memories in those born and raised in the 1970s and 1980s. Then, in the evening, when the lights of the Prater's adjacent attractions come on, especially on the Prater turm, the chain carousel that climbs to a height of 117 metres at a speed of 60 kilometres per hour, one has the impression of flying while remaining in one's own room. Restaurant Neni am Prater (Italian cuisine) is therefore the most thrilling terrace in Vienna for admiring the Prater.