4 Hotels in Vienna
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Vienna
Sleep like an emperor in Vienna – in four different “palaces”!
We have no fewer than four locations in the Austrian capital, each boasting individual design, stylish rooms and warm, welcoming service. If you’re arriving by train or here for a business trip, the Design Hotels at the Westbahnhof and central station are ideal, while the One Vienna Staatsoper and Hotel am Prater put you right at the heart of the city, which beats at its own unique pace. Tank up to keep time with a healthy breakfast, sort out your plan of action using our free Wifi, and get ready to enjoy all the surprises Vienna has in store when you step out the door. We’re sure to see you come back again and again, as Vienna’s many faces reward a return visit. Most obviously there’s all the architectural magnificence to gaze at. As do more than five million tourists a year, coming to the banks of the Danube to see the baroque houses lining the Ringstraße, the Gothic St. Stephen's Cathedral and any number of Art Nouveau marvels. Set in another of its aspects is an artistic hotspot, a centre for music and historical interest – as well as a night-life scene that measures up to that of other European capitals. Let the city’s atmosphere wash over you, get to grips with its unique sense of humour, discover Vienna in your own way.
Budget Design Hotels in Vienna – your Motel One
Vienna’s skyline is still dominated by the legacy of its once all-powerful Hapsburg monarchy. The ornate Baroque palaces of Schönbrunn and Belvedere, the Hofburg complex, once centre of an extensive empire, and the renowned monumental edifices lining the Ringstraße are all testament to Hapsburg architecture.
The Schönbrunn Palace with its expansive parkland and the world’s oldest view is well worth a visit if you want to find out more about the city’s storied imperial past. Our Design Hotel at the Westbahnhof station is just a few minutes from this Baroque residence. Promenade through this UNESCO World Heritage site in the footsteps of tragic Empress Sisi, meander the cunning maze, admire the ostentatious ceremonial chambers.
Vienna is viewed by many as enjoying an exceptionally high standard of living, and has plenty to offer the palette. Its tradition-steeped coffee houses serve up characteristic speciality mixes such as the Melange, Häferlkaffee and Einspänner, and of course the Wiener Schnitzel is more tender in its home town than anywhere else.
Alongside the numerous cafés and restaurants, the city centre is dominated by the imposing towers of the Stephansdom cathedral, a Viennese landmark consecrated in the 12th century, it is regarded as Austria’s most important Gothic edifice. Close by is the Hofburg, an expansive palace complex formerly used as the Hapsburg seat of power.
If you’ve had your fill of old buildings and are ready to let your hair down, sample Vienna’s electronic music scene in the city’s wide range of clubs. The so-called “Bermuda Triangle”, in what was the Jewish neighbourhood by the Ruprechtskirche makes a good starting point for your night out, or try the Spittelbergviertel area in the 7th and 8th districts for a more alternative vibe. The Naschmarkt is where Vienna’s young and trendy go to dance. Vienna's many facets, encompassing the old and the young, the past and the present, the opulent and the charmingly alternative are sure to appeal.
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