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Boasting a stunning view over the city centre and just a stone’s throw from Vienna’s city park, this modern hotel is Austria’s largest convention hotel. Read the rest of this entry »

Das Triest is a luxury hotel in the heart of Vienna, about 5 minutes from the State Opera, 10 minutes from St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and 5 minutes from the “Naschmarkt” market area and the Mariahilfer Straße (shopping street). Read the rest of this entry »

Famous as a symbol of Viennese elegance, Hotel Bristol is located directly opposite the State Opera, just a short walk from the renowned Kärntner Straße shopping boulevard. Read the rest of this entry »

Located in the heart of Vienna, the Hotel Imperial is one of the city’s best-known landmarks and is situated directly at the famous Ringstrasse next to the Musikverein Concert Hall, site of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s world-famous New Year’s Concert. Read the rest of this entry »

The exclusive Hotel de France offers state-of-the-art comfort and Viennese charm right in the centre of Vienna, directly at the famous Ringstrasse. Read the rest of this entry »

The DO&CO Hotel Vienna combines an exceptional location in the very heart of Vienna with spacious, luxurious rooms overlooking St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Read the rest of this entry »

Located on the historic Ringstraße boulevard opposite the Stock Exchange, this elegant and luxurious design hotel is only a short walk away from the city centre. Read the rest of this entry »

Located in the heart of Vienna and within reach of St. Stephens Cathedral and the Kohlmarkt and Graben, is this stylish boutique hotel offering stylish accommodation in an ideal location. Read the rest of this entry »

Ideally set in the heart of Vienna, this elegant apartment complex conveys a unique atmosphere and is the premier address for first-class travellers.
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Our luxury Vienna Hotel is part of the city like the Opera House, the Prater ferry wheel, the Fiaker horse carriages and the Lipizzaner horses. Read the rest of this entry »