The residence of the prince of Württemberg...

Imperial Hotel is one of Vienna's most cherished treasures, especially since earning the distinction of being named to Conde Nast Traveler's 2002 Gold List and being named a Conde Nast Traveler 2001 Reader's Choice award winner.

Hotel Imperial Vienna's grand 1863 facade and two-story wood-paneled lobby, presided over by a green and cream marble balcony and giant chandelier, immediately impress upon guests that they are staying in a former palace. Groups of elegant matrons visiting the city for opera and shopping, couples on vacation and international business people sit on antique sofas beneath the lobby's classical murals.

For a century, this architectural landmark and symbol of hospitality has received the city's most distinguished visitors. An original Wurttemberg palace, inaugurated in 1873 by Emperor Franz Joseph I, the hotel's architectural detailing exemplifies Vienna's own Ringstrasse style. Richly appointed guest rooms, exceptional service, and the outstanding Restaurant Imperial make the Hotel Imperial an unparalleled luxury experience.

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LOCATION

Imperial Hotel is located one block from the Haus der Musik, two blocks from the shops along Kärntnerstrasse, and four blocks from the Stadtpark’s memorials and gardens.

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PROPERTY AMENITIES

* The Imperial Restaurant offers a timeless feast of the senses. In this noble ambience. Traditional Viennese cuisine blends harmoniously with exotic cooking, offering delicious culinary creations.

* Café Imperial:

Serving breakfast, lunch, and light dinner, the Café Imperial's coffee-house atmosphere attracts locals as well as hotel guests. Waitresses dressed in starched blue-and-white uniforms serve the hotel's famous Imperial Torte and Viennese coffee on monogrammed china. In the afternoons there is live piano music.

* Bar Maria Theresia:

The Maria Theresia's smoothly curved bar, rococo-style sofas and armchairs and cunningly-designed private nooks make this a highly atmospheric location for a post-business or pre-dinner drink. In summer, the bar extends into an open-air terrace.

* A small gym on the fifth floor features step, running and weight machines, free weights and a dry sauna.

* A truly Imperial venue for major events and important decisions. Whether held in an intimate salon or the Grand Festival Hall, your meetings and banquets are certain to be a success. Under the captivating lights of crystal chandeliers you will succumb to the culinary delights the festive salon, once the patio of the Württemberg Palace, holds in store for you.

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ROOM AMENITIES

* This hotel has 138 guestrooms, all of which are furnished with silk wallpaper and filled with antique rococo-style furnishings. The hotel's late-19th-century origins are reflected in each room's decor: period oil paintings hang from the walls and rooms are lit by rococo chandeliers. Bedding and drapes are in rich brocades. All rooms have dial-up Internet access. Marble bathrooms have oversized basins, deep baths, and bathroom scales.

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CANCELLATION POLICY

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