The City of Dreams
Discover Vienna - the City of Dreams
From imperial hotels on the Ringstraße to boutique apartments in Mariahilf. Your independent city guide to Vienna.
Popular hotels in Vienna
Hand-picked stays - from the Sacher to boutique apartments
Hotel Sacher Wien
Vienna's most famous hotel right behind the State Opera - home of the original Sacher-Torte since 1832.
from €590 per night
Hotel de France Wien
Five-star property on the Ringstraße, built 1872 - opposite the University.
from €320 per night
DO & CO Hotel Vienna
In the Haas-Haus on Stephansplatz - onyx lobby, rooftop restaurant, cathedral views.
from €420 per night
Town Apartments
Furnished apartments in the 7th district - ideal for stays of three nights and up.
from €109 per night
Hotel Motto Vienna
Parisian brasserie meets Viennese charm - rooftop bar with city views.
from €280 per night
Stanys - Das Apartmenthotel
On Mariahilfer Straße - five minutes to Westbahnhof, large apartments with kitchens.
from €115 per night
Pension Stadthalle
Vienna's first zero-energy hotel - green facade, dog-friendly, warm.
from €88 per night
Park Hyatt Vienna
In the former bank palace on Am Hof - marble, pool in the vault, address for occasions.
from €720 per night
What are you looking for?
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Luxury & 5-star
Imperial addresses on the Ringstraße and in the city centre.
8 hotels
Boutique & Design
Small houses with character - individual, not interchangeable.
9 hotels
Apartments & suites
Live like a Viennese - with kitchen, living room, longer stays.
12 hotels
Family-friendly
Family rooms, play corners, kid-friendly breakfast.
7 hotels
Wellness & spa
Sauna, pool and massage after long days of sightseeing.
6 hotels
Business & meetings
Meeting rooms, lounge, fast Wi-Fi, near fair grounds & main station.
10 hotels
Budget & hostels
Sleep cheap - clean, central, no frills.
11 hotels
Historic houses
Stucco, parquet floors, Viennese history you can sleep in.
9 hotels
Pet-friendly
Hotels that explicitly welcome your four-legged friend.
5 hotels
Discover districts
Vienna's 23 districts - where you stay shapes your trip
Foto: Jebulon, Wikimedia Commons, CC0 Innere Stadt
Imperial, central
The first district - UNESCO World Heritage, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Hofburg, Albertina. Stay here for postcard Vienna.
14 hotels
Foto: Funke, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 Leopoldstadt
Green, multicultural
Between the Danube and Danube Canal. Prater, Karmelitermarkt, Augarten - Vienna's most colourful district.
8 hotels
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Embassy quarter
Belvedere, Hundertwasserhaus, embassies. Quiet, elegant, perfect for art lovers.
6 hotels
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Hip & student
Close to Naschmarkt, cafés, vintage shops. Small, lively, well connected.
5 hotels
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Shopping & café
Mariahilfer Straße - Vienna's longest shopping mile. Mix of hotels, restaurants, theatres.
11 hotels
Foto: Martin Furtschegger, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0 Neubau
Creative quarter
MuseumsQuartier, Spittelberg, concept stores. The district of Vienna's creatives.
7 hotels
Top sights
From St. Stephen's Cathedral to Schönbrunn - Vienna's icons at a glance
Stephansdom
Mother church of the Archdiocese of Vienna and city symbol - south tower climb with 343 steps.
Schloss Schönbrunn
Habsburg summer residence - 1,441 rooms, gardens, Gloriette and the world's oldest zoo.
Hofburg
Winter residence of the emperors - today seat of the Federal President and several museums.
Schloss Belvedere
Baroque palace ensemble with Vienna's most famous gallery - Klimt's "Kiss" lives here.
Albertina
One of the world's most important print rooms - roughly 65,000 drawings and 1 million prints.
Kunsthistorisches Museum
World-class Habsburg collection - Bruegel, Vermeer, Caravaggio under one dome.
MuseumsQuartier
One of Europe's largest cultural complexes - Leopold Museum, mumok, Kunsthalle, Enzi loungers in the courtyard.
Wiener Staatsoper
One of the world's leading opera houses - annual Opera Ball, standing places from €15.
Inspiration for your trip
48 hours in Vienna: a weekend between St. Stephen's and the Naschmarkt.
Which district fits which trip? Which hotel is closest to the Opera? Our magazine sorts routes, cafés and insider tips for every kind of Vienna visit.
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