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The most storied hotel in Vienna, Hotel Sacher gleams with opulence before you even walk in the door as you’re greeted by doormen in top hats and long burgundy jackets. Located across from the Vienna State Opera, the hotel plays regular host to celebrities and royalty alike. Hotel Sacher has five types of rooms, each more indulgent than the last, but all featuring unique crystal chandeliers, parquet flooring, traditionally patterned furniture and neutral tones.
If you need a day to relax from your exploration of Vienna, book a session at the day spa, which features four different chocolate treatments in addition to its more traditional offerings. Dine among the opera-goers at one of the hotel’s six restaurants and cafés or walk to one of the many nearby bars and restaurants.
Hotel Sacher also offers its guests 24-hour concierge service, a Petit Sacher package for children and even babysitting services. In addition to views of the opera house, you may also get a room with a view of another well-known landmark, such as the Albertina art gallery.
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Hotel Sacher offers five types of rooms: the Deluxe room, Junior suite, Signature suite, Grand Signature suite and the Madame Butterfly suite. All the rooms are outfitted in light tones of tan, green, pink and blue, and each room has its own unique crystal chandelier.
The Deluxe rooms are the smallest option, though still spacious. Next in size is the Junior suite, which features a larger living area and underfloor heating in the bathroom. The Signature suite has a living area that can be separated from the bedroom, and is available with a terrace. With multiple living areas and lavish furniture, the Grand Signature suite is the second-largest room on offer. The Madame Butterfly Suite is the ne plus ultra in opulence, with multiple living spaces, a separate study, a fireplace and a nearly 360-degree view of Vienna.
En suite bathrooms, air conditioning and Wi-Fi come standard in all rooms.
Hotel Sacher is centrally located within the Ring Road area and its baroque style complements the eclectic architecture found on the route. There are plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance, and the Albertina art museum is a short two-minute walk away. Music lovers can also head across the street to catch a show at the Vienna State Opera.
Between chandeliers in every room, warm and inviting common spaces, and unmatched service, Hotel Sacher’s elegance is unparalleled and is one of our preferred hotels in Vienna.
Where possible, we like to offer a range of accommodation for each stop of your trip, chosen by our specialists as some of their favorite places to stay. To help you make the right choice, we give each property a rating based on its facilities and service, but we also look for hotels with distinct character or a location that can’t be bettered.
With quirky architecture, elegant decor and a central location, the Hotel Topazz offers a comfortable place to stay with sweeping views of the city and short walks to main attractions. Relax in one of the window sill chaise longues or head out to the hustle and bustle of Stephansplatz.
The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you’re staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident’s eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area’s inhabitants.
Bratislava day trip & walking tour
Take a walking tour of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia and crossroads of central Europe. Medieval fortifications, Gothic cathedrals, a neoclassical palace and a vibrant coffee-house culture await you in this off-the-beaten-track visit to the city, just an hour from Vienna.
Coffeehouse tour of Vienna
This three-hour guided coffeehouse tour around Vienna brings you to some of the most storied cafés in the city, and gives you a taste of the city’s renowned coffee and pastries — all in one morning.
Jewish heritage walking tour
Take a guided half-day walking tour of Vienna’s First District to the memorials and museums dedicated to Austria’s Jewish community and the 65,000 Austrian Jews killed in the Holocaust. Pay your respects at the Holocaust Memorial and see the ruins of a medieval synagogue.
Spanish Riding School performance
Watch the Ballet of the White Stallions at the ornate Spanish Riding School inside of Hofburg Palace. You’ll get to see the world-renowned Lipizzaner horses as they perform flying changes and half pirouettes in the lavishly designed baroque-era arena.
Vienna market visit & cooking class
Spend a morning on a brief walking tour of Vienna’s markets, tasting the city’s delicacies along the way. Then retire to your guide’s private apartment for instruction on cooking a two-course gourmet lunch. Sample Austria’s wines with the meal you’ve prepared in a chef’s kitchen.
Vienna walking tour & Schönbrunn Palace
This combined walking-and-driving tour lets you map out the location of many of Vienna’s most storied sites, as well as explore the mammoth Schönbrunn Palace. You’ll see the former imperial palace in Vienna as well as the Habsburg’s summer residence outside the city limits.
Wachau Valley & Danube boat ride
This river boat tour of the Wachau Valley starts with the Baroque majesty of Melk Abbey, then takes you on a slow drift through the vineyards, orchards and villages along the Danube’s forested banks. A stop in the historic town of Dürnstein, with its storied history, completes the day.
