The First Hotel in Austria For Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company

is proud to announce the recent opening of their first hotel in Austria, the Ritz-Carlton Vienna. One of 80 Ritz-Carlton hotel properties, this latest hotel embodies the renowned Ritz-Carlton service values coupled with Viennese hospitality to create an unforgettable experience for guests.

This newest hotel, located in the heart of the city, is a stylish building comprising four historic 19th century palaces. Carefully restored to reflect its former glory whilst offering 21st century comfort and facilities, the Ritz-Carlton Vienna epitomizes majestic tradition with contemporary creativity.

43 suites and 202 spacious guestrooms offer individual character and spectacular views of Viennese landmarks and a tranquil courtyard, whilst the 2nd floor Presidential Suite is a spacious expression of traditional features and chic interior design. The Club Lounge on the 7th floor provides guests with elite access to the dedicated club team and gourmet food presentations, whilst providing panoramic city views.

Authentic Austrian cuisine is on offer in the ground floor Dstrikt restaurant utilising locally grown produce, whilst traditional afternoon coffee and cake is served in the lobby lounge along with a la carte lunch and dinner. Both the rooftop bar Atmosphere and the snug D-Bar provide the perfect venue for a relaxing drink.

Recreation features include a spectacular indoor swimming pool with underwater music, the hotel fitness centre, and sauna and steam rooms. The boutique Guerlain Spa has six treatment rooms including two for couples.

For meetings and events, the hotel features a range of meeting rooms and the unique Crystal Ballroom. The first floor Business Centre and boardrooms are fully equipped with modern technology to suit all business requirements.

With easy access to museums, opera and historic buildings, the unique Ritz-Carlton Vienna is the ideal location for the discerning global traveller.

Nightly rates are over $700 a night.

The Ritz Carlton Vienna
http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/Vienna/
Schubertring 5-7, 1010
Vienna, Austria

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