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Severins – The Alpine Retreat

Snow blankets the Arlberg peaks in a soft winter glow, and Severins – The Alpine Retreat distills Austrian mountain luxury to an intimate, almost residential scale. In the heart of Lech, just steps from the lifts and the village’s understated boutiques, the hotel balances accessibility with remarkable privacy. From the outside, it reads as a traditional timber chalet; within, contemporary minimalism prevails. Exposed wooden beams, natural stone, and an open fireplace create warmth without excess, while expansive glass panels draw the surrounding snowfields and pine forests into the living space. With just nine suites and one private residence, each featuring generous living areas and balconies, the experience feels less like a hotel stay and more like inhabiting a refined Alpine villa.

Dining unfolds with equal discretion. The restaurant presents modern European cuisine rooted in Austrian seasonal ingredients, complemented by a thoughtfully curated wine list, all enjoyed in a wood-lined setting that glows beside the fire. The bar and lounge sustain the rhythm of mountain life, mulled wine after a day on the slopes, a quiet whisky beneath dimmed lights as evening settles over the valley. A spa with an indoor pool, sauna, and restorative treatments offers renewal after high-altitude pursuits. Far removed from the spectacle of larger ski resorts, Severins feels like a secluded mountain residence—where powder snow, flickering firelight, and enveloping silence define the purest expression of Alpine elegance.

Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld

Bathed in the crisp light of the Alpine plateau and framed by pine-scented air and the expansive peaks of Tyrol, Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld embodies a more refined vision of mountain luxury than the traditional ski hotel. Set at approximately 1,200 meters above sea level, it is the highest-altitude property within the Sacher collection. The resort traces its roots to the family-run Astoria Resort, which had been operated since 1950 before being reintroduced in 2022 as Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld-Tirol. Just a short walk from the center of Seefeld, yet surrounded by some 20,000 square meters of landscaped grounds, the hotel maintains an atmosphere that feels at once discreet, serene, and quietly removed from the rhythm of the village. Its 81 rooms and suites are shaped by a contemporary Alpine Chic sensibility, where soaring ceilings, generous glass, and natural materials invite mountain views and shifting daylight into every space. Adding to its sense of cultivated elegance is the involvement of celebrated French interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon, whose touch lends the property a distinctly polished expression of mountain living.

Dining is equally central to the experience. Der Max, the resort’s signature restaurant, reimagines the mountain dining room through a more contemporary lens, pairing charred wood, black and cream-toned textiles, and carefully layered lighting to create a setting that feels both warm and exacting. Here, Tyrolean flavors are presented with a more modern sensibility, bringing regional cuisine into a sharper, more sophisticated frame. Beyond the main restaurant, the hotel’s bar and additional dining venues extend the rhythm of a stay beyond the scenery itself, shaping a lifestyle experience that unfolds naturally from morning through late evening. What truly sets the resort apart, however, is its approximately 4,700-square-meter Wellness Oasis. With multiple pools, panoramic saunas, a natural bathing pond, and a full spa offering, it creates an almost immersive atmosphere of restoration, one that transforms Seefeld’s clear, elevated mountain character into a form of contemporary luxury defined by privacy, composure, and the kind of depth that invites a longer stay.

Art & Relax Hotel Bergwelt

Perched at nearly 2,000 meters above sea level in the Ötztal Alps, Hotel Bergwelt offers a more characterful and emotionally layered interpretation of Tyrolean mountain luxury. Located in Obergurgl and run by the Falkner family, this boutique retreat sits right by the slopes, bringing together the convenience of ski-in access, the warmth of a family-run stay, and the visual polish of a design-led hotel in one seamless setting. Compared with many Alpine properties that lean heavily into traditional chalet aesthetics, Bergwelt feels more distinctive in tone, preserving the intimacy and rustic ease that define mountain hospitality, while introducing a more contemporary sensibility shaped by artistic expression. Its rooms and suites continue this balance between alpine warmth and modern refinement, where panoramic windows, south-facing balconies, and more generous living spaces allow snowy peaks, natural light, and a quiet sense of stillness to merge effortlessly, making each stay feel less like a ski stopover and more like an extension of life in the high mountains.

Dining and wellness further reinforce the hotel’s appeal. Across four distinctive restaurants, the culinary experience brings together Tyrolean flavors, warm timber-lined interiors, and a more nuanced rhythm of dining, creating a mountain stay that feels polished without ever becoming overstated—from breakfast and afternoon treats to relaxed evening meals. What truly invites guests to slow down, however, is the hotel’s Luxury Spa. From family and adults-only zones to panoramic saunas, steam baths, quiet relaxation areas, and an outdoor pool overlooking the peaks, the entire experience feels designed to weave mountain scenery, stillness, and restoration into the fabric of the journey itself. In true Travel + Leisure fashion, the charm of Hotel Bergwelt lies not in overt displays of luxury, but in the way it brings together skiing, art, cuisine, and wellness into a winter escape that feels immersive, graceful, and deeply memorable.

Burg Vital Resort

Set amid the snowfields and high-altitude light of the Arlberg range, Burg Vital Resort presents a more expansive and assured expression of Alpine luxury in Lech. Perched in Oberlech at an elevation of around 1,700 meters, this five-star retreat commands a privileged position above the village, offering ski-in/ski-out access in winter and seamless proximity to hiking and mountain pursuits in summer. Since opening in 1997, the hotel has offered 59 rooms and suites, where high-quality interiors, natural materials, and individually styled details create an atmosphere that feels warmer and more residential than that of a conventional large-scale ski resort.

Dining is one of the resort’s defining strengths. The hotel is home to four restaurants, including Griggeler Stuba, which holds two Michelin stars and four Gault Millau toques, alongside Picea, Das Wirtshaus, and an Asian-inspired Bistro. Together, they create one of Oberlech’s most compelling culinary destinations, spanning refined gastronomy, Austrian comfort cuisine, and lighter, more varied fare. The wine cellar, with more than 4,000 labels, has earned the Wine Spectator Grand Award since 2019, adding further depth to the resort’s sense of occasion. The Vital Spa, spanning 3,800 square meters across three levels, is complemented by more than 1,000 square meters of sun garden space, as well as indoor and outdoor heated pools, offering a restorative counterpoint to days spent on the slopes or trails. More than a mountain hotel centered solely on skiing, Burg Vital Resort feels like an Alpine estate where gastronomy, wellness, and panoramic scenery come together in a richly layered vision of high-altitude living.

DasPosthotel

In the heart of Zell am Ziller, a small town in the Zillertal Valley, DasPosthotel offers a lighter, more design-forward interpretation of Tyrolean mountain luxury than the conventional Alpine resort. This family-run boutique property, part of the ZillerSeasons Luxury Hotel Collection and a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, is shaped by a philosophy rooted in nature and design, where natural timber, vivid accents, and generous negative space come together to create an atmosphere that feels both warm and distinctly modern. Interior design is led by Harald Margreiter, while the architectural renewal was carried out by Thomas Urthaler, whose structural interventions emphasize high-quality materials and refined timber craftsmanship, allowing the hotel to retain the honesty and breathing space of mountain living within a more contemporary frame. Guest rooms and suites continue this narrative beautifully: from the SummitSuites to the SkyLofts, accommodations are defined by generous proportions, garden or mountain-facing outlooks, natural finishes, and a healthy indoor climate, while select categories add fireplaces, terraces, or open-air baths that make a stay here feel less like a brief escape and more like an elevated way of living in the Alps.

Dining is equally integral to the experience. At the center is DieMarie, the hotel’s signature restaurant, complemented by Bar Luise, Bread & Coffee, and the wider collection of dining venues within the ZillerSeasons universe, creating an effortlessly polished culinary rhythm that carries guests from breakfast and light daytime fare to relaxed evening meals. What truly encourages guests to slow down, however, is the hotel’s Boutique Spa. A year-round heated outdoor pool, soothing spaces defined by natural materials and softly balanced lighting, quiet relaxation rooms, and treatments incorporating herbal essences all come together to form a gentler, more holistic vision of mountain wellness. By the standards of today’s discerning luxury traveler, the appeal of DasPosthotel lies not in overt spectacle, but in the way it distills design, sustainability, and the everyday spirit of Tyrol into a boutique mountain retreat of real restraint and lasting character. It is this sensibility that helped earn the hotel a Michelin Key in 2024, along with both the Austrian Ecolabel and the EU Ecolabel, further strengthening its distinct position among the Alps’ most compelling boutique stays.

Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol

Set among the mountains of the Seefeld plateau at an altitude of 1,300 meters, Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol offers a more secluded take on Tyrolean mountain luxury. Removed from the rush of everyday life yet still closely connected to the outdoor rhythm of the Seefeld region, this five-star retreat is surrounded by sweeping Alpine scenery and defined by a sense of calm, space, and quiet distinction. Rather than following the intimate chalet-style formula of a boutique mountain lodge, the hotel embraces grander architecture, expansive panoramas, and the proportions of a classic resort, creating a stay that feels both composed and deeply rooted in its setting. The rooms and suites continue this sense of scale, with panoramic windows, private balconies, and warm Tyrolean materials that draw the forests, peaks, and mountain light indoors. Selected accommodations have also been reimagined by Swiss design firm Monoplan, bringing a more polished contemporary note to the hotel’s Alpine character.

Dining and wellness are equally central to the experience. Led by chef Mario Döring, the culinary team builds on the flavors of Tyrol while introducing a more contemporary and refined approach, allowing regional cuisine to feel both authentic and elevated. Seasonal local ingredients—from meat, vegetables, milk, fruit, and herbs to fresh fish from Leutasch, give the hotel’s dining a strong sense of place, whether in the winter garden, Café Wien, the spa restaurant, or its other venues. What truly sets the property apart, however, is its 5,400-square-meter spa world, where indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, panoramic relaxation areas, and a full range of treatments turn mountain air, stillness, and restoration into the heart of the stay. The appeal of Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol lies not in showy luxury, but in the way it transforms the scale, scenery, and quiet of the Alps into a mountain retreat worth settling into for days.

Hotel Tannenhof

Set among the snow-lined peaks and pine forests of the Arlberg range, Hotel Tannenhof represents one of St. Anton’s most intimate expressions of luxury. Perched at roughly 1,350 meters in St. Anton am Arlberg, this five-star retreat feels removed from the bustle of the village while remaining closely tied to the rhythm of ski days and Alpine living. As a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, the property offers just seven suites for no more than 16 guests, with a team of 24 staff delivering the kind of attentive service more often found in a private residence than a traditional ski hotel. Its design draws on the spirit of the mountain chalet, reimagined through a more polished contemporary lens, where aged timber, natural materials, curated artworks, and open fireplaces create an atmosphere that is warm, elegant, and quietly exclusive.

Dining is one of Tannenhof’s defining strengths. Led by chef Dennis Ilies, the hotel’s restaurant holds two Michelin stars and four Gault Millau toques, with a philosophy shaped by the idea of “Taste the Alps – Discover the World.” Rooted in Alpine and Tyrolean terroir yet expressed with fine technique and modern creativity, the cuisine brings a fresh sophistication to mountain dining. A wine cellar of more than 500 labels, along with signature cocktails and thoughtful non-alcoholic pairings, adds further allure to the evenings. The wellness offering includes a 15-meter indoor pool, indoor and outdoor whirlpools, a cold plunge, saunas, a steam room, treatment rooms, and a gym, creating a calm counterpoint to the slopes. Rather than the theatrical energy of a larger ski resort, Tannenhof offers something rarer: a deeply refined Alpine hideaway shaped by firelight, snow views, stillness, and impeccable service.

Falkensteiner Schlosshotel Velden

Lives are often full of plans and we often feel as if time is running out. It's good to know that there is a place where time stands still like Schlosshotel Velden. As the premier Slow Living Hideaway, situated on the tranquil shores of picturesque Lake Wörthersee, it offers award winning slow food cuisine, lake restaurants and bars, a 3,600 m² Acquapura SPA & Slow Living and a private beach club with heated outdoor pool. Everything you need to put your focus back on your well being and enjoy it with all your senses. Nowhere else can you experience slow living quite like here. A paradise for connoisseurs, gourmets, and all those who appreciate a comprehensive range of sensual luxuries.

Rosewood Schloss Fuschl

The legendary Hotel Schloss Fuschl will mark our second property in Austria when it reopens as Rosewood Schloss Fuschl in summer 2024. Idyllically situated on the banks of Lake Fuschl, the graceful, historic property is reminiscent of a fairytale castle and has been welcoming illustrious guests for centuries. The reimagining of this 15th century landmark cements Rosewood's status as a meticulous and caring guardian of some of the world’s most iconic heritage buildings which have been thoughtfully restored to former brilliance. In keeping with our A Sense of Place guiding concept, we are committed to protecting the property's deep heritage while modernizing the resort experience in a celebration of both old and new.

Surrounded by mountains and forests, Rosewood Schloss Fuschl is only a short distance away from picturesque Salzburg, and will feature 98 guest rooms, including 42 suites and six chalets, as well as world-class restaurants and an asaya spa, Rosewood's integrative well-being concept, with indoor and infinity outdoor swimming pool.

Hotel Sacher Salzburg

Overlooking the magical scenery of Salzburg’s old town and the Fortress Hohensalzburg, the Hotel Sacher Salzburg is the only grand hotel in Mozart’s hometown. The privately owned hotel has awaited its guests with living traditions, charming local flavors, and stunning views since 1866. Gently renovated in recent years and inspired by local aristocratic country residences, the rooms and suites offer unique ambience with all the modern technical amenities. The various restaurants and bars provide a resort feel within the urban heart of Salzburg. Pure energy and a sense of well being can be experienced at the Sacher Fitness Salzburg

Tennerhof Gourmet & Spa de Charme Hotel

The property sits on a hillock in the middle of a vast peaceful garden planted with flowers and fruit trees. The views over Kitzbühel and the surrounding mountains are beautiful. The hotel is at the foot of the Kitzbüheler Horn ski resort and overlooks the legendary Streif ski slope. The furniture and antiques in the rooms of this former farm belong to the family. The pools and steam baths in the spa are ideal places to relax. In summer, you will appreciate magnificent hiking trails, which start directly from the hotel and an exceptional offering of golf courses.

Arabella Jagdhof Resort am Fuschlsee, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Nestled along the picturesque shores of Lake Fuschl, the Arabella Jagdhof Resort offers a haven of tranquility with its 143 inviting rooms. Whether you opt for a room or suite, many feature balconies or terraces, providing an immersive experience amidst the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding nature. Upon arrival, experience an instant sense of comfort. With the captivating mountain panorama of Salzburg and the crystal-blue Lake Fuschl practically at our doorstep, each moment becomes a unique and cherished experience. Engage in sporting activities amidst nature's embrace, indulge in relaxing moments at the cozy wellness and spa area, and savor culinary delights with traditional delicacies—the Jagdhof caters to everyone, from the young to the old, ensuring joy and happiness define every holiday stay.

Sheraton Grand Salzburg

Book your stay at Austria's famous Mozart City and benefit from flexible and free cancellation policies at the Sheraton Grand Salzburg. Our 5-star hotel is adjacent to the world-famous Mirabell Gardens, the Mirabell Palace and the Salzburg Congress Center. Overlooking Salzburg city or the garden, you can relax in the cozy atmosphere of our 168 spacious hotel rooms, apartments, and suites. A true highlight is our top floor ETAGE7 - an exclusive space high above the rooftops of the city with breathtaking mountain scenery and a view of the Fortress Hohensalzburg. The Sheraton Club Lounge, newly designed for Marriott Bonvoy Members, is a place for working, relaxing, and meeting friends. Enjoy Austrian cuisine in the modern Restaurant Mirabell or Italian classics at the taste.it restaurant. Live piano music and selected cocktails can be enjoyed at the Piano Bar, a gathering place in the heart of the lobby. Host your next meeting or event at our business hotel, and let our team help you plan your successful event.

Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden

Tucked away in the heart of the Bavarian Alps, Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden sits gracefully on the Obersalzberg hillside at an elevation of around 1,000 meters, surrounded by dramatic mountain peaks and dense pine forests, offering a serene escape reminiscent of a secluded alpine sanctuary. Originally opened in 2005 and joining the Kempinski portfolio in 2015, the hotel embraces a neo-functional architectural style, blending natural stone and wood elements seamlessly with its breathtaking alpine surroundings. The property features 138 elegant guest rooms and suites, many of which boast floor-to-ceiling windows or private balconies that frame sweeping views of valleys and majestic peaks. 

Culinary highlights include the Michelin-starred PUR, which showcases refined creations using local ingredients, alongside Johann Grill and Bergstüberl, both offering authentic Bavarian and European cuisine. Guests can indulge in the hotel’s comprehensive Spa & Wellness Center, complete with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and holistic treatments, or enjoy year-round activities such as hiking, skiing, and mountain exploration. With its prime location near Berchtesgaden National Park and the historic Eagle’s Nest, Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden perfectly combines natural beauty, tranquility, and cultural discovery, making it an ideal alpine retreat for discerning travelers.

Hotel Goldener Hirsch, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Salzburg

Brimming with authentic Austrian charm, Hotel Goldener Hirsch, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Salzburg, is a cherished symbol of exceptional hospitality and celebrated tradition. Dating back to 1407, it embodies an enduring symbiosis between original country house and luxury boutique hotel, woven into the very fabric of Salzburg life. Located just steps away from Mozart’s birthplace, in the heart of the city’s evocative old town, Hotel Goldener Hirsch inhabits Salzburg’s fairy tale setting with natural grace. Defined by its hunting lodge heritage, trophies and mounted antlers populate the walls, whilst the crest of a leaping deer is a reoccurring presence. Smartly-dressed associates, wearing uniforms reminiscent of national Tracht, welcome guests with a rare warmth that resonates across generations.

Hotel Stein

Enter a world of artistic elegance at the luxurious Hotel Stein on the Salzach River in the very heart of the famous historic city center of Salzburg. Its prime location allows you to explore the town’s historical center and sights with ease, as well as the elegant festival district with its world renowned classical festivals. Escape the city within minutes and enjoy nature combined with stunning outlooks on the world heritage city on the nearby Kapuzinerberg. Upon your return, view Salzburg from the famous rooftop terrace Restaurant at the Stein and enjoy the privileged and breathtaking view of the city with a glass of Champagne and tempting dining facilities.

Each of the hotel’s 56 guest rooms offer herbal based amenities from Saint Charles Apothecary and original Venetian glass work. Select larger suites that feature a Champagne welcome, extra spacious seating areas, and soft terry cloth bathrobes and towels that created especially for the hotel.

Grossarler Hof

Nestled in one of Austria’s most beautiful mountain valleys, Grossarler Hof is surrounded by majestic mountains and flowering meadows. Magnificent views from the rooms and suites change dramatically with the seasons. Delicious gourmet specialities provide the energy for all those outdoor activities while the spa has every treatment needed to soothe aching limbs. Harnessing the true nature of alpine living, Grossarler Hof is a successful blend of traditional and modern. Timber-clad walls enhanced by intricate carpentry, fine fabrics in contemporary colours and original prints on linen canvas give each room its own charm.

Das Edelweiss Salzburg Mountain Resort

As the first snows of Austria's Grossarl Valley blanket the majestic ridges of the Alps, Das Edelweiss Salzburg Mountain Resort emerges as a warm, modern Alpine estate, scripting a winter chapter of ultimate coziness and luxury for discerning travelers. Passed down and meticulously expanded by the Hettegger family, the resort translates the soul of a traditional Austrian mountain chalet into a contemporary architectural language defined by expansive glass and sleek lines. Rooms and suites generously employ locally sourced Alpine pine, natural stone, and warm woolen textiles. Spacious panoramic balconies seamlessly invite the pure white snowscapes or lush summer valley vistas indoors, allowing the crisp Alpine breeze to become the space's most luxurious natural accent.

The culinary and wellness experiences are the absolute highlights of this high-altitude retreat. Centered around award-winning Alpine cuisine, the restaurants transform organic ingredients from surrounding farms into stunning culinary art, paired with premium vintages from the deep cellar to set the tone for an elegant après-ski evening. Yet, the most captivating feature is undoubtedly the multi-story mountain spa. Suspended above the valley, the heated infinity pool allows guests to soak in the steaming waters while gazing directly at the magnificent jagged snowy peaks. Combined with exclusive adults-only tranquility zones and premium natural essential oil treatments, this is not merely a ski destination, but a spiritual oasis for profound physical and mental renewal within the embrace of the Alps.

Almanac Palais Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
Almanac Palais Vienna, a design boutique hotel set inside a pair of former palais dating to 1871/1872. Overlooking the Stadtpark, the city’s first public green space, the property is located on the Ringstrasse, Vienna’s most elegant boulevard, walking distance from local landmarks including the Vienna State Opera House and the Belvedere Museum. Award-winning designer Jaime Beriestain presided over the property’s restoration, transforming the historic palais into an 80 suite, 31 guestroom stay, including the Klimt Suite, home to Gustav Klimt’s original drawing Sitzende Dame von vorne, and the Vienna Art Suite, which showcases works from local artists. Almanac Palais Vienna’s wellness offering includes Almanac Spa, featuring a swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, state-of-the-art gym and private treatment rooms, and series of wellbeing workshops. The hotel is home to Donnersmarkt Restaurant set in a bright, colorful dining room with a mural of Vienna’s flora and fauna and featuring a plant-forward menu.

Hotel Sacher Wien

Vienna  •  Austria
Hotel Sacher Wien occupies an enviable spot on Philharmonikerstrasse directly across from the Vienna State Opera. Since 1876, the hotel has been an authentic piece of Viennese history and remains a preferred meeting point for well known personalities from the economic, political, and cultural worlds. Due to its storied past, the Sacher has served as a popular set for various movies, including The Third Man, Woman in Gold, and Mission Impossible. Equally famous are its classic, jewel toned interiors. Guestrooms are decorated with antiques, silk curtains, and selected paintings. The Presidential Suites are as grand as the personalities who have checked in (Indira Gandhi, Queen Elizabeth II, and Herbert von Karajan, just to name a few). The Penthouse Suites boast contemporary accommodations with panoramic terraces and magnificent views of the city.

The Ritz-Carlton Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna is a casual yet impeccably luxurious retreat on the iconic Ring Boulevard in Vienna’s cultural heart. Offering a holistic twenty-first century guest experience, this is where legendary service and imagination are innate. Staying here crafts memorable experiences, bringing together a destination-inspired dining scene, splendid accommodations, and an enriching spa. Featuring a stunning Rooftop Bar, two lively restaurants and bars, a 10,765-square-foot luxury spa, and some of the largest guest rooms in town, the hotel is a rare mix of hidden retreat and city address.

Grand Hotel Wien

Vienna  •  Austria
Centrally located one block from the State Opera on buzzing Ringstrasse, the Grand Hotel Wien exudes traditional Viennese elegance. The Belle Époque hotel opened in 1870 to much fanfare, drawing the glitterati of Viennese society. Its grand reputation was cemented in 1894 when Johann Strauss took the stage during his golden jubilee celebration. Today, the hotel remains as vibrant as it was during the height of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The classically decorated guest rooms have silk-covered walls and antique furnishings. Dining options include Austrian, Japanese and French. Award-winning Le Ciel has panoramic views from its 7th-floor terrace. During the warmer months, the terraces of the Schanigarten are an ideal venue for Viennese coffee, Gugelhupf and people-watching.

Rosewood Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
After London, Tuscany, Madrid, and Paris, Rosewood Hotels & Resorts enters the German-speaking market with the launch of Rosewood Vienna. Located in the heart of the ancient city, on Petersplatz, the hotel is steps away from some of its most famous cultural landmarks, such as the gothic St. Stephen's Cathedral, Kunsthistorisches Museum, and the Hofburg Imperial Palace complex, as well as designer shops and fine-dining establishments. The property occupies a complex of historic buildings, including a former bank housed in a 19th-century neoclassical building and the apartment in which Mozart lived and wrote his opera "The Abduction from the Seraglio."

The hotel's 72 spacious guestrooms and 28 suites were designed with the glamour and artistic heritage of Vienna in mind as works by contemporary artists line the walls, complemented by custom-made furniture and fabrics by renowned local manufacturers such as Backhausen and Bakalowits. A timeless neutral color palette, paired with chic and subtle design details such as brass wall sconces in the shape of the beloved Austrian flower edelweiss, make the interiors distinctly Viennese.

Mandarin Oriental, Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
Mandarin Oriental, Vienna brings together the elegant bones of Vienna’s early 20th-century Art Nouveau architecture and Mandarin Oriental’s characteristically refined, understated approach to hospitality in a city address that feels both steeped in old-town culture and unmistakably contemporary in its luxury. Hidden along Riemergasse 7, on a quieter street within the historic Ringstrasse district, the hotel occupies a restored Art Nouveau building originally designed by Austrian architect Alfred Keller, now reimagined as Mandarin Oriental’s first property in Austria. The hotel offers 138 guestrooms and suites, with a central courtyard drawing natural light into the heart of the building and giving the interiors a rare sense of openness and calm for Vienna’s old city. Guestrooms and suites continue the hotel’s wider design language, preserving the character of the historic structure while introducing more contemporary detailing and residential comfort, resulting in spaces that carry the cultural texture of old Vienna with the subtle ease and polish expected of a modern luxury stay.

Dining is an equally important extension of the hotel’s identity. Framed by an Art Nouveau sensibility, its four culinary venues—Atelier 7 Brasserie, Le Sept, Atelier 7 The Café, and Atelier 7 Izakaya & Bar, move from seafood-driven dining and French technique to Viennese café culture and a more contemporary Japanese bar scene, creating an experience that feels less like simply staying in Vienna’s old town and more like inhabiting a thoughtfully composed lifestyle setting where local culture and international taste meet. Together with the approximately 700-square-meter The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, an indoor pool, and restorative wellness spaces, the hotel reads as a polished urban residence shaped by music, art, and the city’s enduring sense of beauty, particularly suited to travelers who want to experience Vienna with greater composure, elegance, and cultural depth.

Park Hyatt Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
In the cultural heart of Austria’s capital, Park Hyatt Vienna embodies a seamless blend of neoclassical grandeur and contemporary luxury, standing as one of the city’s most distinguished landmarks. Set on the prestigious Am Hof Square, the hotel occupies the former headquarters of the Austrian National Bank—a stately 20th-century building meticulously restored by renowned designers to recapture its historic elegance. Its 143 rooms and suites exude understated refinement, combining polished wood, natural stone, and silk textiles to create a warm yet sophisticated atmosphere. Several suites preserve original architectural details such as arched windows and brass accents, offering views of Vienna’s historic streets and church domes. Spacious marble bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs and walk-in rain showers, exemplifying the Park Hyatt brand’s signature comfort and precision in craftsmanship.

At the heart of the hotel, The Bank Brasserie & Bar offers a refined dining experience where French technique meets Austrian ingredients, all set within the soaring former bank hall crowned by gilded décor and a vaulted ceiling. Café Am Hof pays homage to Vienna’s storied café culture with exquisite pastries and afternoon tea, while The Living Room invites guests to unwind amid rare cigars, fine whiskies, and an intimate club-like ambience. The hotel’s Arany Spa provides a serene retreat, featuring a pool, sauna, steam room, and private treatment suites that incorporate Austrian botanicals and essential oils into restorative therapies. Complemented by a fully equipped fitness center and bespoke wellness programs, it offers a complete sense of renewal. With its unrivaled location, timeless architecture, and Park Hyatt’s hallmark service, Park Hyatt Vienna is far more than a place to stay; it is a journey into the city’s artistic heritage, where history, culture, and modern elegance converge in perfect harmony.

Anantara Palais Hansen Vienna Hotel

Vienna  •  Austria
Heritage-listed Anantara Palais Hansen Vienna, built in 1873, continues to captivate with striking Renaissance Revival-style elements and a pop of contemporary. Perched in a leafy neighborhood right on the renowned Ring Boulevard and just a block away from the river, this gem is a dignified retreat just a 15 minute stroll away from many of the city’s most famous sites like St. Stephen’s Cathedral and Golden Quarter.

This glamorous five-star-superior hotel features 152 rooms and suites where award-winning in-room technology puts everything at the touch of a button. Subtle colors, fine fabrics, classic design and an experiment with modern Viennese stylistic elements determine the atmosphere. Michelin-starred restaurant "Edvard" as well as the restaurant "Wintergarten" delight gourmets - as do the light flooded Lobby Bar and our traditional Viennese Cigar Lounge. Further advantages include an Ottoman-style Spa and fitness area.

Le Méridien Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
Le Méridien Vienna is style not bivouac, it is art puzzle and gallery. Located in the heart of Vienna, the design hotel is at the hub of the city’s artistic jewels. They surprise and inspire. Spacious + newly designed guest rooms + suites make you happy, in roomy bathrooms you revive. Your view falls on Vienna’s splendid Ringstrasse, the serene Schillerplatz, or sun-filled courtyard. At last - vacation in Vienna, at Le Méridien hotel in the city’s epicentre. Develop your company at Le Méridien conference hotel in Vienna. Celebrate the happiest day of your life at Le Méridien wedding hotel. You sleep regally, dine magnificently. Afternoon coffee wafts in tandem with sinful pastries. Summertime: BBQ in the garden. Wintertime: mulled wine in the park. Your private terrace, you take the stage. Celebrate late into the night at the hotel's Champagne Bar. Le Méridien hotel meets the cosmopolitan Viennese. 

Altstadt Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria

An alluring boutique hotel jam-packed with modern art, Altstadt Vienna is housed in a 19th-century town house in a quiet part of Vienna, just a fifteen minute walk from the city centre. Expect wonderfully stylish rooms, inviting lounges with open fireplaces and a truly welcoming atmosphere. Spread across five floors, modern works of art by Gilbert & George and Andy Warhol decorate the walls throughout Altstadt Vienna. Rooms, suites and apartments range from classic modernity to stylish decadence and each room is different.

Hotel Bristol, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
The Hotel Bristol Vienna, A Luxury Collection Hotel, is located in the heart of the city adjacent to the Vienna State Opera and in close proximity to all major sights. The Bristol - an art deco gem - has been one of Vienna’s prime addresses ever since 1892 and serves as a living example of Viennese charm and personalized service. 150 exclusive rooms and 24 unique suites feel like turn-of-the-century apartments and offer spectacular views of the city. 

The restaurant Bristol Lounge offers all-day dining and enchants guests with its stylish elegance and tasteful decor; in cold weather a fire crackles in the large fireplace. The Bristol Bar is the first American Bar in Vienna and offers an exclusive ambiance for exquisite cocktails and cognacs. Hotel Bristol’s charming salons highlight the hotel’s rich history in elegant combination with state-of-the-art technology. Six magnificent rooms accommodating 10 to 200 people offer the perfect setting for events of all 

Hotel Sans Souci

Vienna  •  Austria
With a collection of Allen Jones, Roy Lichtenstein, and Steve Kaufman artworks lining the walls, and the museum quarter just moments away, Hotel Sans Souci combines the best of both traditional and contemporary Vienna. The lighthearted atmosphere and playful design adds character to a hotel that takes service standards very seriously. Expect perfectly judged small touches, such as homemade cookies and complimentary tea to ease the check in process, enriching your experience. A sleek spa, opulent Champagne bar, and stylish guest rooms make this the ultimate retreat in one of Europe’s most majestic cities.

The hotel’s creative touches are evident in its 65 guest rooms and suites, where the owner’s extensive modern art collection adorns the walls. Each space has plush bathrobes and slippers, Molton Brown toiletries, a cozy reading nook, hypoallergenic linens, and a pillow menu. Choose superior rooms for lavish golden murals, larger luxury rooms for parquet flooring, and a luxury extended room for a four poster bed and additional balcony. Junior suites have lounge areas and Lichtenstein Pop Art, while master suites feature circular bathtubs.

InterContinental Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
InterContinental Vienna is a landmark luxury hotel located in the heart of Vienna, directly facing the verdant Stadtpark and just steps from the Vienna State Opera and the prestigious Kärntner Strasse shopping boulevard. Since its opening in 1964, it has held the distinction of being Vienna’s first international chain hotel, representing timeless elegance and global hospitality. The hotel features 392 stylishly appointed guest rooms and suites, as well as over 1,200 square meters of versatile meeting and event space—ideal for large-scale business gatherings and social functions. The grand lobby embodies classic sophistication, adorned with crystal chandeliers and wood-paneled accents that evoke a stately yet modern ambiance. Guests staying on the executive floors enjoy access to the Club InterContinental Lounge on the 12th floor, offering sweeping 180-degree views of the city along with breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening refreshments. Facilities include a 24-hour fitness center, steam and sauna rooms, and an indoor spa sanctuary, ensuring wellness and relaxation even amidst a bustling itinerary.

Dining at the hotel reflects the city’s rich culinary heritage. Café Vienna recreates the charm of a traditional Viennese coffee house, serving fresh pastries, coffee, and light bites in a cozy afternoon setting. The legendary Intermezzo Bar, with its shimmering chandeliers and curated cocktail menu, is a sophisticated gathering spot for evening drinks and conversations. Perfectly positioned near the Stadtpark U-Bahn station, and within walking distance to St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the Museum Quarter, the hotel offers convenient access to Vienna’s cultural and commercial highlights. Guests consistently praise the warm hospitality, well-maintained rooms, and premium service, making InterContinental Vienna a top choice for both cultural exploration and business travel in Austria’s elegant capital.

Grand Hotel River Park, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Bratislava

Vienna  •  Austria
Situated in downtown on the banks of the Danube, the Grand Hotel River Park can be reached by many means of transportation: Bratislava and Vienna international airports, a rooftop heliport, our private river pier and the Danube cycle path. ZION SPA LUXURY offers 1500 square meters of indulgent wellness and fitness area, including a swimming pool, two jacuzzis and three saunas. Both RIVERBANK Restaurant and the Lobby Lounge include outdoor dining experience on the terrace with river promenade view. Eleven elegant function rooms are complemented by a business center. High standards of design and comfort permeate all 231 guest rooms and suites. Spanning 35 square meters or more, each room features wireless high speed Internet, a mini-bar and individually controlled air conditioning.

Andaz Vienna Am Belvedere

Vienna  •  Austria
To experience the Andaz concept in Vienna, our hotel is inspired by the spectacular art and architecture of the city, the diverse cuisine, the outstanding quality of life and the irresistible charm. Following Prince Eugene of Savoy, one of the leading developers and art collectors of his time, and the man behind Belvedere Palace, the Andaz Vienna Am Belvedere will showcase contemporary local art and design that will immerse guests in the history of Prince Eugene as well as the City of Vienna.

Hotel Imperial, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
Home to such iconic classical composers as Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Strauss, Vienna boasts more than 50 theaters and opera houses. The Vienna waltz originated here and its centuries-old spirit still permeates the city's dancehalls. Our expert concierge and butlers attend to all wishes and desires before they are expressed, such as having a hand-ironed newspaper delivered bedside with morning tea.Tastefully furnished with precious, authentic antiques, walls cocooned in jewel-toned silk, and bathrooms made of marble, our 76 rooms and 62 suites blend the timeless elegance of 19th Century Vienna with state-of-the-art facilities and amenities.

SO/ Vienna

Vienna  •  Austria
SO/ Vienna feels almost like a deliberate incision in Vienna’s skyline, an address that breaks with the city’s usual visual order. In a place still so often defined by imperial legacy, classical proportion, and the cultivated elegance of a capital of music, it chooses instead to stand along the Danube Canal and answer contemporary Vienna in a language that is cooler, sharper, and more overtly modern. Set at Praterstraße 1 near Schwedenplatz, between the historic First District and the Second, the hotel offers quick access to the old city around St. Stephen’s Cathedral while also commanding broad views over rooftops, waterways, and the evolving city beyond. The architecture is by Jean Nouvel, while the interiors bear the unmistakable stamp of Philippe Starck; across 182 guestrooms and suites spread from the 6th to the 17th floors, nearly every room looks out over Vienna’s skyline, the Danube Canal, and key city landmarks. With its minimalist palette, clean lines, and deliberately stripped-back atmosphere, the hotel avoids the ornamental grandeur traditionally associated with Vienna and instead reinterprets urban luxury through a more experimental, fashion-conscious lens.

What lingers most at SO/ Vienna is not simply the stay itself, but the way it brings design, views, and nightlife into the same conversation. On the 18th floor, Das LOFT is unmistakably the hotel’s defining scene, pairing one of Vienna’s rare panoramic outlooks with a restaurant-and-bar setting where the eye stretches toward St. Stephen’s Cathedral before being drawn back inside by the room’s dramatic multicolored ceiling installation. The effect turns dinner, cocktails, and the city after dark into something almost theatrical. At street level, BAR/terre offers a more relaxed rhythm, welcoming guests for lunch, coffee, meetings, or aperitivo. Together with the hotel’s spa and fitness facilities, SO/ Vienna presents not a conventional form of Viennese elegance, but a sharper, more modern, and more self-aware way of inhabiting the city, particularly appealing to travelers who come to Vienna not only for its history, but also for its more contemporary, stylish edge.

Palais Coburg Residenz

Vienna  •  Austria
Located in the heart of Vienna, Palais Coburg Residenz offers views over the park, St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the old city. A stately palace dating back to 1844, it was turned into a hotel in 2003. Behind the recently restored neoclassical façade, it combines historical ambiance and skillfully incorporated medieval features with contemporary design elements, and state-of-the-art technology. Spacious guest accommodations – all in suites – are light-filled and appointed with a handsome blend of classic and modern furnishings, museum-quality period pieces, fine artwork and crystal chandeliers. The hidden treasure of the hotel is its secluded garden, a green oasis of towering trees and fragrant flowers, offering a serene escape within the city.

Among the last great palaces to be built in Vienna, Palais Coburg Residenz now delivers one of the city’s most royal sleeps. Set just behind the Parkring with views of Stadtpark, the hotel is an era-bending blend of medieval brick walls, starkly modern elements, and antique furnishings. Light pours into the 34 roomy suites, which are nearly as delicious as the two-Michelin-starred cuisine from chef Silvio Nickol. Oenophiles swoon over the wine archive, comprising six barrel-vaulted cellars that house some 60,000 bottles; taste a few prized labels in the cozy, red-leather wine bar.

Hotel Weisses Roessl Kitzbühel

Hotel Weises Roessl Kitzbühel is the preeminent luxury hotel in the center of Kitzbühel, the leading sports destination of the Alps. Each year in January the world’s finest skiers gather here to celebrate the highlight of the World Cup calendar. With its four golf courses, Kitzbühel is also known as the region’s golfing center. Establishing it as the town’s focal point, the hotel is located next to the 700 year old historic center with its boutiques, restaurants, cafés and the Casino. 

Built in the 17th century and owned by the Harisch family, the hotel underwent a complete refurbishment in 2017. In addition to its well equipped rooms and suites, the hotel features two restaurants, a lobby bar with open fire place, an extensive spa with indoor pool, saunas and a fitness center, as well as conference facilities for 100 participants.

Thurnher’s Alpenhof

Zurs  •  Austria
Thurnher’s Alpenhof, a pearl of hospitality hidden in the Austrian Alps, combines cosmopolitan chic with cozy charm. The warmth of the owning family is reflected in the personal care extended to all guests. Each room and suite radiate the individual flair of an inimitable personality, some offering a whirlpool bath or fireplace, and all making the most of stunning mountain views. The newly opened Thurnher's Residences, with its five serviced apartments, is a wonderful alternative to staying in a hotel. They are luxuriously equipped, flooded with light, extremely comfortable and provide the wide ranging services of the hotel. The spa and wellness area, panoramic roof terrace, gourmet restaurant and lifestyle lounge & bar help to fulfill all guest’s wishes. For ski enthusiasts, the hotel offers the complimentary services of a ski instructor, and direct access to the slopes of Zürs featuring downhill runs to suit all skill levels.

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