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Neighbourhoods

The Museum District & Neubau 64 Karlsplatz & Around Naschmarkt 58 Prater & East of the Danube 58 Schloss Belvedere to the Canal 38 Stephansdom & the Historic Centre 38 Alsergrund & the University District 36 Schloss Schönbrunn & Around 21 The Hofburg & Around 12

Vienna Hotels, Hostels & Accommodation

From palatial abodes to swanky minimalism, from youth hostels to luxury establishments where chandeliers, antique furniture and original 19th-century oil paintings are the norm rather than the exception, Vienna’s lodgings cover it all. In between are homely Pensionen (B&Bs) and less ostentatious hotels, plus a small but smart range of apartments, many of which can be rented for just a few nights.

Standards remain high, and generally so do prices; bargains are few and far between. As a rule, budget doubles are available for under €80 a night, midrange from €80 to €200, and top end anything above that (and the sky’s the limit in this city). Breakfast – normally a continental buffet – is invariably included in the price, but parking isn’t (you’ll pay anything between €6 and €30 per 24 hours for parking).

Central Vienna is the priciest and most popular area to stay in but you can walk to many of the major attractions and the most popular (read: also the most touristy) restaurants and coffee houses; there’s also a smattering of nightlife options here. While the convenience of central Vienna is undisputed, take note that in high summer season, this area is clogged with visitors, so unless you avoid the main arteries you’ll frequently be wading through the masses. For those wishing to stay close to the main sights but seeking something a touch more affordable with plenty of nightlife, Vorstadt Southwest is your best bet: you’ll never be far from bohemian and trendy bars and excellent restaurants (from casual to upmarket), plus it’s home to the foodie destination of choice, the Naschmarkt. Another affordable option close to the centre is Vorstadt Northwest, a quiet area with a handful of mainly upmarket restaurants in its core, with many Gürtel bars in its western section.

Beyond the core lodging areas, Vorstadt Landstrasse offers little in the way of sights beyond the Belvedere but it’s a quiet neighbourhood well connected by tram and subway to the nightlife action and major sights. East of the Danube Canal is an excellent choice – public transport swiftly whisks you to the main sights, you’re close to some of the most up-and-coming alternative bars, restaurants and nightlife options, and in the summer you’re only a hop from the Danube and its adjacent green spaces. Southwest and the Gürtel is residential and light on sights – you’ll be close to Schönbrunn but little else, with the exception of the northwestern fringe (home to the multicultural Brunnenmarkt).

Central Vienna is first to fill up, so book well ahead if you’re keen to be around the corner from many major sights. Rooms in districts one to nine are the next to go, with the outer districts (Greater Vienna) mopping up the leftovers. If you arrive without accommodation, head to Tourist Info Wien, which books rooms for a small fee.

The average price for a double room in the Innere Stadt is around €175, but there are cheaper rooms in the surrounding districts. Peak season is June to September, Christmas, New Year and Easter; expect high prices and a lack of availability at popular times. Over winter, rates can drop substantially and many places offer discounts and specials for longer stays. Some, especially the five-star hotels, offer special weekend rates, or ‘two nights for the price of one’ packages. It’s definitely worth inquiring about cheaper rates before signing on the dotted line.

Note that reservations are binding; compensation may be claimed by the hotel if you do not take a reserved room, or by you if the room you booked is unavailable.

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Hotels in Vienna

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Budget Hotels & Hostels in Vienna

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Apartments in Vienna

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Guesthouses and B&Bs in Vienna

from $204 per night

Le Meridien Wien

Karlsplatz & Around Naschmarkt

With its sleek rooms, cutting-edge interior, contemporary art th...

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from $171 per night

Grand Hotel Mercure Biedermeier Wien

Schloss Belvedere to the Canal

As the name suggests, this hotel is not as generic as many estab...

Lonely Planet Reviewed

from $217 per night

Ambassador Hotel

The Hofburg & Around

Prices vary by season and demand, but even in May and September ...

Lonely Planet Reviewed

from $689 per night

Radisson Blu Palais Hotel, Vienna

Stephansdom & the Historic Centre

A combination of two former fin de siècle palaces.

Lonely Planet Reviewed

from $192 per night

Hotel Das Tyrol

Karlsplatz & Around Naschmarkt

Das Tyrol ranks among the top design hotels in the city...

Lonely Planet Reviewed

from $80 per night

All You Need Hotel Vienna 2

Prater & East of the Danube

This modern, multi-floor high-rise only a short walk from the In...

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from $356 per night

Hotel Bristol, A Luxury Collection Hotel

Karlsplatz & Around Naschmarkt

Old-world extravagance and state-of-the-art amenities.

Lonely Planet Reviewed

from $549 per night

Hotel Sacher Wien

The Hofburg & Around

Walking into the Sacher is like turning back the clocks 100 year...

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from $373 per night

Grand Hotel Wien

Karlsplatz & Around Naschmarkt

Built in 1870, the Grand was the first of Vienna's luxury hotels...

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from $146 per night

Cordial Theaterhotel Wien

The Museum District & Neubau

A hotel for theatre and music lovers...

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from $302 per night

Hotel Am Stephansplatz

Stephansdom & the Historic Centre

You’d think you couldn’t beat the view – it overlooks the Gothic...

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from $146 per night

Top Falkensteiner Hotel Am Schottenfeld

The Museum District & Neubau

A sociably circular bar, a garishly coloured reception, but pret...

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from $210 per night

Hotel Das Triest

Karlsplatz & Around Naschmarkt

This Sir Terence Conran creation is a symbiosis of history and m...

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from $180 per night

Hotel Regina

Alsergrund & the University District

After you wade through the impressive lobby, the size of the roo...

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from $144 per night

Roomz Vienna

Its far-flung location is the only drawback, though you are smack around the corner from the eye-catchin...

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from $243 per night

Radisson Blu Style Hotel, Vienna

The Hofburg & Around

Top contender for the title ‘most fashionable hotel address’ in ...

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from $193 per night

Viennart Hotel Am Museumsquartier

The Museum District & Neubau

This four-star art hotel situated close to the MuseumsQuartier a...

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from $457 per night

Hotel Imperial, A Luxury Collection Hotel

Karlsplatz & Around Naschmarkt

A mere mention of the Imperial makes most Viennese nod in awe an...

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from $191 per night

Hilton Vienna Am Stadtpark

Schloss Belvedere to the Canal

The Hilton Vienna is the city's, if not the country's, foremost ...

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from $103 per night

The Levante Laudon Apartments

The Museum District & Neubau

Stay as long as a year or as little as a day at the Levante Laud...

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from $132 per night

Pension Wild

The Museum District & Neubau

Wild is one of the very few openly gay-friendly Pensionen

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from $223 per night

Altstadt Vienna

The Museum District & Neubau

Altstadt is arguably the finest Pension in Vienna...

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from $138 per night

Belvedere Appartements

Schloss Belvedere to the Canal

Butting up against the grounds of the Belvedere...

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from $157 per night

K&K Hotel Maria Theresia

The Museum District & Neubau

Business travellers with buddies in their accounts department wi...

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from $168 per night

Pension Aviano My Secret Home

The Hofburg & Around

Aviano earns its points for a supremely central position, high s...

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from $114 per night

Austria Trend Hotel Schloss Wilhelminenberg

Schloss Wilhelminenberg is a fully fledged palace with unbridled views of the entire city, and a resort ...

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from $437 per night

Appartement Hotel An Der Riemergasse

Stephansdom & the Historic Centre

Riemergasse is an excellent option for travellers requiring a fe...

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from $289 per night

Hollmann Beletage Design & Boutique

Stephansdom & the Historic Centre

A minimalist establishment of sorts, Holmann Beletage is a P...

Lonely Planet Reviewed

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