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tram 1, D: Kärntner Ring/Oper
www.dastriest.at
�� Hotel Sacher —— The Sacher is perhaps
one of the best examples of the
aristocratic Vienna of the good old
times. It was built by the Sacher family
in 1876. This noble 5 star hotel offers
all recreational conveniences you might
ask for. Apart from the partly modern,
partly end-of-century styled rooms and
suites, a high-class spa, and the restaurants
and bars provide each guest with
international luxury. Home of the world
famous Sacher Torte. Double rooms
start at € 260.
Philharmonikerstraße 4, (514 56 0)
U1, U2, U4: Karlsplatz, tram 1, D: Oper
www.sacher.com
�� Hollmann Beletage —— A cool concept
for a hotel: Former Burgtheateractor
Robert Hollmann opened an exquisite
and stylish hotel that has no
entrance sign, no reception and no
concierge. All you get is a key to your
room. Personal service is guaranteed at
the Beletage, as it is only comprised of
16 rooms. This ambitious hideaway offers
you a good solution if you want to
reside in a hidden area right in the centre
and want to stay as anonymous and
as individual as possible. Spa, children’s
area and even a cinema are included.
Double rooms start at € 150.
Köllnerhofgasse 6, (96 11 96 0)
U1, U4: Schwedenplatz
www.hollmann-beletage.at
�� Hotel Altstadt —— In this former patrician
residence near the Museums
Quartier, not one of its 42 rooms looks
like any other. Those who like things a
bit frivolous should ask for the new designed
rooms by Matteo Thun that were
inspired by the fictitious Viennese noble
prostitute Josephine Mutzenbacher
from the turn of the 20th century. In the
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