magdas Hotel
— people of 14 nations with a variety of personal life stories - from chefs to migrants - are working at the magdas HOTEL. Each and every one of them make this place so unique. If you have been here, you understand what we mean by that, and you will also have your own story to tell.
For people with a refugee background, it is still difficult to find work in Austria. Initial lack of German language skills, the resentment of many employers, as well as the circumstance that refugees are only allowed to accept work after receiving a positive response to an asylum application (which can often take months or years) make integration difficult.
At magdas HOTEL, they're convinced that those people who leave their home countries are able to strengthen the hotel business, because they bring with them many skills, talents, languages, and cultural backgrounds and thus allow for a special position in the hotel market.
Front of magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria
Front ramp to magdas Hotel
Portrait gallery in the main hall of magdas Hotel.
Jeffrey of Nigeria, an employee of magdas Hotel
Breakfast table
Room 24 of magdas Hotel
4-beds room at magdas Hotel
Bathroom at magdas Hotel
Sherahmad from Afghanistan, bar keeper at magdas Hotel
Lobby at magdas Hotel with art work on the walls
Courtyard entrance of magdas Hotel
magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Lobby and bar.
magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Lobby and bar.
magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Room key with attachment (sliced golf ball)
magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Receptionist Nasir (28) from Bangladesh
magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Staircase with light of color-cover windows.
magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Entrance hall
magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Corridor on floor where rooms are located.
magdas Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Service staff Jan (20) from Syria.
