Vienna hotels by categories
This enormous complex is a bold symbol of the power that the Habsburg monarch once held in Europe. The 13th century Schweizerhof (Swiss Courtyard) is the heart of the Hofburg. Of the complex’s medieval core, only the Burgkapelle (Imperial Chapel), where reservations are required two months in advance to attend the Sunday Mass with the Vienna Boys Choir, remains.
Rate from: 125.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.5 km
A baroque jewel, an exclusive first class hotel with fine viennese ambiance. Favorite with both business travellers and holidaymakers.
Rate from: 153.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.6 km
It is a beautiful hotel with international flair and warm ambience.
Rate from: 169.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.5 km
Magnificient hotel with highest standards, newly built and compfortably furnished.
Rate from: 84.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.8 km
Cosy and comfortable city hotel with all modern comfort and a very special
Rate from: 185.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.8 km
The hotel is the ideal place to start your spectecular sight seeing tour though the inner city.
Rate from: 252.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.7 km
Ideal place both for business and leisure travelers.
Rate from: 252.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.7 km
Ideal place both for business and leisure travelers.
Rate from: 139.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.8 km
Austria's first designer hotel with more than 1000 genuine works of art.
Rate from: 115.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.8 km
Elegant atmosphere combined with the most up-to-date hotel comfort. Nice place for resting & working.
Rate from: 170.00 EUR
Distance from attraction: 0.6 km
Quiet location in the city centre and close proximity to St.Stephen's Cathedral, the major shopping areas, theatres and business districts.
The decorated suites of emperor Franz Josef and Empress Elisabeth (Kaiserappartements) with the fine furniture, tapestries and bulbous crystal chandeliers can be viewed. The sheer wealth exhibited in the Schatzkammer (Imperial Treasury) collection of crown jewels is staggering: one room contains a 2860-carat Colombian emerald, a 416- carat balas ruby and a 492-carat aquamarine.
The New Castle contains the Ephesos Museum, the Museum of Folklore, furthermore Europe’s most wide-ranging collection of weapons and a collection of musical instruments. Here, too, are the state chamber of the National Library and the famous Spanische Reitschule (Spanish Riding School), where the Lipizzaner stallions go through their paces and perform an equine ballet to a program of classical music (perform reservations are booked up months in advance and tickets are expensive; horses train can be bought on the day, except during July and August).
One of the most important opera houses in the world, Staatsoper (State Opera), is situated at the eastern part of Hofburg, adjacent to Burggarten. It stages top performances of the classic operas. At the south-west there are Naturhistorisches Museum (Natural History Museum) which holds collections of early Stone Age artifacts, zoological materials and meteorites and Kunsthistorisches Museum (Museum of Fine Arts), two Vienna’s renowned museums, are located.