When it comes to arts & culture, music & dance and architecture & design, the beautiful city of Vienna really takes some beating.
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When it comes to arts & culture, music & dance and architecture & design, the beautiful city of Vienna really takes some beating. With seemingly endless sightseeing opportunities, world class gastronomy and the stunning River Danube on the doorstep, Vienna is a truly wonderful city.
Please note: City tax is not included in prices and should be paid directly at the hotel.
Hotels available in Vienna
This hotel offers all you need, so that you can take in and absorb the city’s impressive sights, and rest and prepare yourself before going out to make more new discoveries.
Meal Option Available: Room Only
Donauwalzer are renowned especially for the good and friendly service and for the obligingness of their friendly employees. Moreover, the hotelier family Kluss personally look after the well-being of their guests.
Meal Options Available: Room Only / Bed & Breakfast
The Hotel offers its guests the unique flair of Vienna at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century.
Meal Options Available: Room Only / Bed & Breakfast
Take a chance and experience the unique and charming spirit of Vienna at “Lucia” Hotel. Home and a friendly environment together with the modern spirit of the capital city create a unique blend that will leave you with unforgettable memories.
Meal Options Available: Room Only / Bed & Breakfast
The Prinz Eugen is an elegant and comfortable 4-star hotel in the immediate vicinity of Belvedere Palace. It is only a few minutes away from the centre by public transport.
Meal Option Available: Bed & Breakfast
The Hotel Savoy, one of the nicest privately owned Hotels in Vienna, is situated approximately 8 minutes walking distance from the Ringstrasse - home to many famous Viennese buildings including the State Opera House, the Imperial Palace of the Hofburg and the Austrian Parliament building.
Meal Option Available: Bed & Breakfast
The hotel is located in the rear part of the house Haydngasse, named after the famous composer Joseph Haydn (1732 - 1809) that moved in the house in 1797 and lived there until his death in 1809.
Meal Option Available: Bed & Breakfast
