Luxury Collection Hotel Imperial

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nineteenth-century Luxury in a Hotel built for a prince

Two blocks from shopping and the beautiful stadtpark, the Hotel is a ten-minute walk from the city's best museums.

A 19th-century palace, the Hotel's regal style lives on in the rococo furnishings and marble bathrooms of its 138 guestrooms.

Matching the Hotel's extravagant surroundings, guests can be attended to by a 24-hour concierge and butler service.

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 (surcharge). Marble bathrooms have oversized basins, deep baths, and bathroom scales. The Imperial's grand 1863 façade 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 businesspeople sit on antique sofas beneath the lobby's classical murals. Built in 1863 for an austrian prince, the palace was converted to a Hotel ten years later. Its broad staircases and wide corridors are rich in rococo detail, decorated with marble columns, period grandfather clocks, statuary, chandeliers, and gilt mirrors there are even chandeliers in the changing room of the Hotel's compact gym. The rococo theme extends to the elegant wood-paneled restaurant Imperial and the Hotel's secluded maria theresia bar. About three blocks from the Imperial Hotel, vienna's naschmarkt market is a real insight into the daily life of the viennese. Food vendors from all over the world set up stalls hawking produce, fish, meat, cheese, baked goods and preserves, as well as meals and snacks. Items such as clothes and jewelry are also sold.

built in 1863, the Hotel Imperial was originally a palace, and its public areas still reflect its past. Chandeliers hang from the ceilings, corridors are decorated with marble columns and period grandfather clocks, and the lobby is scattered with rococo-style chairs. The elegant wood-paneled restaurant Imperial is hung with oil paintings and the secluded maria theresia bar lets guests sip cocktails on turn-of-the-century sofas.

musikverein, located adjacent to the Hotel, is known as the home of the vienna philharmonic orchestra and the new year's concert.

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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200

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