Stay in Vienna

Built in 1872, this five-star hotel is on the elegant Ringstraße boulevard in the center of Vienna. Hotel de France’s elegant rooms feature satellite Television, a tea/coffee-maker, and an elegant bathroom with bathrobes, slippers, and hairdryer.

Just a 5-minute walk from the Westbahnhof Train Station, the modern day Apartmenthotel Stanys is situated on the Mariahilfer Straße shopping street.

One of the top tourist attractions in Vienna is the Albertina museum which is home to one of the largest and most important print rooms in the world with approximately 65,000 drawings and approximately 1 million old master prints, as well as more modern graphic works, photographs and architectural drawings.

There are various heritage buildings to be seen in this vibrant city and one of them is the St. Stephen’s Cathedral which is the mother church of the Archdiocese of Vienna and the seat of the Archbishop of Vienna, Christoph Cardinal Schönborn, OP.

Tourotel Mariahilf is a standard city hotel halfway in between the center of the city and Schönbrunn Palace, in the immediate vicinity of the Westbahnhof (Western Train Station).

Sommerhotel Wieden is appropriate subsequent to the Südtiroler Platz subway station. St. Stephen’s Cathedral in central Vienna and numerous other sights can be reached in a couple of minutes.

From the new, modern and elegant three-star hotel Senator, the center of the city can be reached in 13 minutes with a direct tram connection The Senator Hotel combines cozy functionality with modern day design in red, yellow and black.

Providing charming and spacious rooms and suites with a exclusive atmosphere, Hotel Rothensteiner is a traditional old Vienna townhouse that was final renovated in 2007.

Providing panoramic views of Vienna, Hotel Am Parkring is situated across from the City Park (Stadtpark) on the Ringstraße boulevard. Guests benefit from air conditioned rooms and free of charge Wi-Fi.

The Millennium Tower in Vienna is the tallest building and 3rd tallest structure in Austria at 171 metres (561 feet) after the Donauturm. Made under the guidance of ace architects Gustav Peichl, Boris Podrecca and Rudolf Weber, the tower with its 51 floors, serves both commercial and residential purposes.

Behind the Wilhelmshof’s classical façade you will discover a modern, household-run hotel with a house-away-from-house atmosphere close to the Prater.