Hotel Sacher Vienna
More than merely a hotel—it is an institution: Hotel Sacher Vienna ranks among the world’s most celebrated hotels. And not just because of the cake!
Noblesse oblige
: the harmonious blend of historic Art Nouveau charm and contemporary comfort is evident in every detail of the magnificently restored interior—with its antiques and the famous collection of paintings worthy of a museum. The rooms and suites feature exquisite furnishings, silk curtains, and a curated selection of paintings and sculptures. Today, the Hotel Sacher Wien offers 152 rooms and suites, designed by co-owner Alexandra Winkler in collaboration with the French star designer Pierre-Yves Rochon. These include the two most elegant and largest signature suites, the “Madame Butterfly” and the “Vienna Philharmonic Suite,” located on the Beletage, as well as several exclusive suites with private rooftop terraces. At the Sacher, elegant marble bathrooms, the finest fabrics, and exquisite interiors are perfectly complemented by modern amenities and state-of-the-art technology.
A Sweet Touch
The Sacher Boutique Spa offers a truly special experience. High above the rooftops of Vienna, guests are pampered in an extraordinary atmosphere with the unique Sacher Signature skincare line “Time to Chocolate”; the spa also offers exclusive facial and body treatments by Ligne St. Barth. State-of-the-art fitness equipment is also available for an effective workout. Afterward, guests may unwind in the Finnish sauna, the brine steam bath, or the herbal bath.
A Sweet Legend
The Hotel Sacher Vienna also leaves nothing to be desired when it comes to cuisine. At the Grüne Bar restaurant, let yourself be enchanted by the impressive ambiance, where the traditional elegance of the interior harmonizes perfectly with the modern freshness of the service and cuisine. At the Rote Bar restaurant, which has been awarded two toques, you’ll be treated to the finest Viennese classics. In the evenings, a pianist provides background music, making the Rote Bar the ideal meeting place before a visit to the opera or for a culinary finale to the evening. At the famed Café Sacher, guests may indulge in the original Sacher Torte and an array of the finest pastries, while the now two-story Sacher Eck invites them to savor the house’s sweet and savory specialties amid a breathtaking vista of Kärntner Straße—all within the stylish, historic Sacher ambiance. At the Blue Bar, connoisseurs are also treated to sparkling crystal chandeliers and comfortable sofas that create an opulent atmosphere reminiscent of turn-of-the-century Vienna. As mentioned: More than just a hotel—an institution. Photos: Hotel Sacher Vienna

















































