“We first approached Guido and Judith about 18 months ago for the possibility of an exchange. They responded positively and also offered, if we would like, a week in their apartment in Vienna. This was indeed more than we hoped for, so we in turn offered our Timeshare home in the Bay of Islands which was also accepted. We flew into Vienna airport in June where both Guido and Judith met us and took us to the Vienna apartment but driving us around the city first (not for the faint hearted!) so we could see some of the highlights. Vienna is a very busy city that has many attractions in the form of architecture, culture, dining and generally something for everyone. The apartment was spotless and very comfortable, right in the city, so thankfully there was no need to drive. At the end of the week Guido picked us up and took us to their home for two nights taking us around their local area and into Hungary, the border of which is close to their home. They also showed us some of the other delights of the area including the wines and wineries! Guido and Judith made us feel very welcome in their home. We now look forward to staying there again next year. We then drove from Judith and Guido\'s home to Graz where we stayed with friends for a couple of days before driving on to Millstatt. Judith and Guido\'s apartment in Millstatt was absolutely lovely, spacious for a one bedroom unit, very clean and tidy. The view from the balcony was superb with an almost uninterrupted view right over the length of the lake, very relaxing and soothing. The area around the lake with the different towns is a popular tourist area with many restaurants and some very interesting architecture in the older areas. We didn\'t have to travel far to find some great walking areas and some fantastic mountain scenery. We had three weeks in Millstatt which flew by. We also had good weather which is always a bonus when exploring new areas. We would highly recommend Judith and Guido\'s Millstatt apartment as an ideal base, whether it be for relaxing in the local area or for exploring further afield. Thank you Judith and Guido.”
