Hotel Sacher Vienna

Experience illustrious history and flawless service redolent of Old World panache in the heart of Vienna at the Hotel Sacher Vienna. Once a meeting place for Austrian nobility, the classic luxury of Hotel Sacher has since attracted the likes of John F. Kennedy, Indira Gandhi, and Queen Elizabeth. Today, Hotel Sacher is the epitome of elegance melded with modern luxuries and technologies.

Property Details

The classic, jewel-toned interiors of Hotel Sacher’s 149 rooms and suites have the unmistakable influence of Vienna’s elegant belle époque, with antique furniture, crystal chandeliers, silk curtains, and museum-worthy oil paintings. Congruently, the rooms include cutting-edge technologies, such as the marble bathroom’s heated floors and mirror televisions, to combine living tradition with a modern spirit. Discerning guests will appreciate the private roof terraces available on the top floor suites.

Cuisine at Hotel Sacher Vienna is steeped in history and legend. Choose from a gourmet meal of Viennese and international specialties by Chef Werner Pichlmaier in the dark red damask dining room at the Restaurant Rote Bar or the rich green rooms of Restaurant Anna Sacher embellished with Lobmeyr crystal chandeliers. Alternatively, head to the renowned Blaue Bar for an aperitif amidst the dark blue brocade walls reminiscent of the bohemian, intellectual Vienna of the early twentieth century. A visit to one of the hotel’s cafes will provide a taste of Austrian coffee culture and the legendary Original Sacher-Torte. The Sacher Spa is vast and exquisite in its offerings, all of which feature the hotel’s signature Time to Chocolate luxury toiletries.

Hotel Sacher Vienna is situated directly opposite the State Opera and the Albertina gallery along the bustling Philharmonikerstrasse, just moments away from some of the most impressive sights of the city like the Hofburg Palace, Spanish Riding School, and various museums. Here, guests will feel the daily pulse of the art and culture that remains omnipresent throughout Vienna.