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Hotel Sacher
Hotel Sacher is located next to the Opera and at the end of the pedestrianized Kärtner Strasse shopping area. This hotel is best known as the place where Sachertorte cake was invented. The elegant drawing room is a popular place to gather after a performance at the Opera. The food is pricey but definitely worth the money. The rooms offer old style luxury with heavy carpets.
Hotel Imperial
Hotel Imperial was build in 1863 as a viennese residence for the German Prince of Württemberg in Neo Renaissance style. Excellent location at the ring in total imperial style and impeccable service.
Hotel Palais Coburg
The Palais Coburg is a converted historic building that now has an outstanding restaurant perfect wine list and spa direct in the city center. Beside some rooms mostly suites and impeccable service.
Hilton Vienna
Home to Vienna’s premier conference centre, the Hilton Vienna hotel features meeting space for 2-1800 and provides a Business-Service Centre.
Hollmann Beletage
Boutique hotel in the city center of Vienna. Only 25 rooms, contemporay design, gourmet breakfast. From €150/room and night
Vienna Marriott Hotel
It is located direct at the avenue "Ringstrasse", opposite Stadtpark. This hotel offers 313 rooms and suites, an indoor pool and health club, business center and shops. The restaurants and bars are popular gathering places.
Le Méridien Vienna
The hotel was opened in late 2003 and is done in a very modern, artsy "Art + Tech" design. All rooms have flat screen TVs and massage showers. Features a breakfast buffet and bar.
The Ring, Vienna's Casual Luxury Hotel
Kärntner ring 8, phone: +43 1 22 1 22. located in the heart of vienna, opposite the vienna state opera, the five-star boutique hotel has an unexpected interior, which mixes the traditional with the modern. many of the building’s historic details have been preserved to ensure the hotel remains all of its historic charm.
Vienna offers a complete range of hotels. Prices are relatively higher than in neighboring countries, or in the neighboring countryside, but quality is also often better.
In choosing an accommodation it is important to know which part of the city you want to spend time in. Most accommodations claim to be centrally located, which for the Viennese would mean they should be in or next to the 1st District, few actually are. Many are even outside the core districts 2-9. Still, all of them are located within about a 5-minute walk to an underground or at least a rail or tram station, you can get to the center within 20 minutes or less on public transportation form anywhere in the city.
A quick reminder about addresses and districts: the number preceding the street name is the district. So 9., Badgasse 26 is Badgasse #26 in the 9th district. These can also be made into a postal code by substituting it the XX: A-1XX0 Vienna 0X for districts below 10, for instance A-1090 Vienna for the 9th district.
Smoking rooms are relatively common. Non-smoking rooms are in limited supply, and hotels with non-smoking floors are less common. Senstive non-smokers may be bothered that public areas of the hotel often the hallway outside your room are often heavy with tobacco smoke.