There are so many hotels in Vienna, it is a lot of research. I chose the ones that I think are the best for the money. Enjoy your stay in Vienna.I will give you 2 (5 stars) Hotels because both are very different from one another and different prices:
1.
Hotel Sacher Wein (5 stars)
I mentioned this hotel in the food section. It was opened in 1876 by the son of the baker who made the first Sacher Torte! In addition to its long and important history in Vienna, it is also decorated with:
- Valuable
antiques
- Beautiful period furniture
- Famous paintings
- All the Sacher Torte you can eat ;-)
Both the public and private rooms are very elegant. It is a very classy hotel in a central location with all the amenities the high end traveler expects such as:
The Sacher Spa offers a wide range of massages and beauty and spa treatments
- Business meeting rooms
- WIFI and cable service
- Concierge
- Room service
It's central location on
Philharmoniker-Straße puts it right in the middle of the old town and a short walk to:
- Kärntner Straße a wonderful shopping street and pedestrian
zone
- The Ringstraße
- The Albertina Museum
- St.
Stephen’s Cathedral
- The Hofburg Imperial Palace
- The State Opera
Address: Philharmoniker-Straße 4,
01. Innere Stadt,
1010
Vienna
Phone: (USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
Price starts at $559 dollars per night
2.
Hotel Imperial (5 stars)
The sumptuous surroundings of the Luxury Collection Hotel Imperial
Vienna were originally created in 1863 as the Vienna residence of the
prince of Württemberg. His palace on the Ring Boulevard was transformed
into the Hotel Imperial for the universal exhibition in 1873. Due to the grand facility, outstanding service and royal heritage, this 5-star hotel epitomizes European discretion and royal
service.
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Address: Kärntner Ring 16,
01. Innere Stadt,
1015
Vienna
Phone: (43)(1) 501100
Price starts at $461 dollars
3. Hotel Astoria (4 stars)
Also located in the heart of Vienna, this family-friendly hotel is walking distance to:
- Capuchin Church
- Ringstrassen Galerien
- Castle
Garden
A little longer walk gets you to:
- Kohlmarkt Street
- Rotenturm Street
The Hotel Astoria also offers:
- Austria Trend, a
bar/lounge
- Complimentary WIFI available throughout the property
- High-Speed wired access in the rooms
Address: Kärntner Straße 32-34, Vienna+
Phone: +43 1 51577
Price starts at $163 dollars
4. Hotel Austria (3 stars)
The Hotel Austria is also located in the center of Vienna's old town, within walking distance to the key sites you will want to visit:
- St. Stephen's Cathedral
- State Opera
- Museums
- Main shopping area with many cafes and restaurants
Built in 1848,this hotel is warm, friendly and quiet. As you can see, it is located on a dead end street in the old Medieval meat market area. Inside it strikes a traditional Viennese atmosphere with excellent service and recently updated comforts of a more modern hotel.
The hotel also provides:
- 24 Hour Complementary Internet Point in the lobby
- Complementary WIFI throughout the hotel
- Coffee and wine service on the terrace
- Bicycles for exploring the old city
Address: Karntner Strasse 32-34
Vienna, Austria, 1010
Phone: +43 1 51577
Price starts at $142 dollars
Reasonable accommodations
Old Vienna apartments
Apartment accommodations provide:
- Televisions
- Irons/ironing boards
- Clock radios
- Kitchens with stove tops, cookware, dishes, utensils, and kitchen
linens.
- Complimentary wireless Internet access.
Address: Herminengasse 12, Leopoldstadt, Vienna, Austria
Phone: +43-676-7448-234
Price starts at $ 52.00
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the Ural mountains and settled in various places in Eastern Europe. They eventually captured the Carpathian Basin between the 9th and 10th centuries. Hungary has a democratically-elected, parliament, the National Assembly. The majority of the population speaks Hungarian and the country is 35,919 sq miles (93,030 km²) in area.
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