Inside the beautiful belle époque exterior, Hotel Sacher's rooms range from cozy to palatial - though what really sets the establishment apart is its sterling reputation. Also, make time to indulge in the Sacher's boutique spa.
Originally built for the Prince of Württemberg, this imposing Belle Époque building has been welcoming guests since 1873. The Hotel Imperial is still a popular choice for travelers looking for a taste of luxury.
Karmelitermarkt iteration of the Grätzl Hotel - a trio of boutiques in Vienna by the Urbanauts group. Offers "street lofts", which are spacious one-room apartments once used as shopfronts.
The usual prerequisites like location, views, service, and comfort are all there. But this gem of a hotel is in a category of its own for its decidedly eclectic vibe - think rummaged décor combined with a "colorful circus world".
A boutique hotel located in Spittelberg- a neighborhood known for its art and culture. Each suite is inspired by a different notable person. The rooms are airy and restful, and fitted with Malin+Goetz amenities.
This stylish property boasts both modern suites and a successful on-site bakery. Hotel Daniel is also walking distance from some of Vienna's best attractions, including the famous Belvedere Museum.
Stately hotel set within a refurbished 1950s building. From dormitory rooms to superior suites, the Grand Ferdinand caters to all. Guests have access to an eighth-floor terrace which offers impressive views of the surrounding cityscape.
Restored 19th-century bank turned quiet luxury stay tucked into Petersplatz. Custom Austrian textiles line the residential rooms, while the top-floor brasserie and terrace bar pour drinks above the Old Town.
Boutique hotel opposite the Albertina Museum with apartment-style rooms, pop-out window reading nooks, and complimentary Austrian wine. A lively brasserie and wood-fired bakery runs steady on the ground floor.
Grand Viennese hotel directly across from the Vienna State Opera. Crystal chandeliers, heavy velvet, and oil paintings fill the private rooms above a bustling ground-floor café serving the namesake chocolate and apricot cake.
Neoclassical palace turned all-suite hotel built directly over Vienna's old defensive walls. Vaulted, split-level rooms sit above a glass conservatory and six underground cellars holding a massive wine archive.
Quiet 19th-century townhouse sitting on a leafy square in the 1st District. Warm, vintage-styled rooms face an internal courtyard or the adjacent park, mixing classic Viennese design with Le Labo bath products and a slow pace.