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The Austria Collection A family of hand-selected hotels inspired by Austrian hospitality The Austria Collection Motorway / Motorroad Vienna 6-27 Main connecting road 1 DO & CO Hotel Vienna A1 Road numbering 2 Hotel Altstadt Vienna Railroad 303 7 3 Hotel Am Parkring International airport 4 Hotel Daniel Vienna National border 5 Hotel Harmonie Vienna D 310 S3 A5 o Regional boundary n a Danube Valley 6 Hotel Sacher Wien u S5 7 11 D Hotel Sans Souci onau A22 S1 A7 S33 1-11 8 Hotel Stefanie Linz St. Pölten Vienna 9 Schloß Schönbrunn Suite A8 Inn A25 A1 S1 10 Sofitel Vienna Stephansdom A1 A21 A4 Upper Austria Lower Austria A6 11 Steigenberger Hotel Herrenhof A3 Danube Valley Region 28-29 Neusiedler A1 A2 12 Schloss Dürnstein Traunsee See Attersee Eisenstadt Salzburg 30-35 Mondsee SalzburgSalzburg 13 Arthotel Blaue Gans G 12-14 Wolfgangsee S31 14 Hotel Sacher Salzburg Enns Bodensee A10 15 Hotel Schloss Mönchstein S6 Burgen- Salzach Hallstätter See A9 BregenzerwaldBregenz Achensee Inn land Tirol Region 36-39 A12 Mur 16 23 aDLERS Design Hotel Innsbruck A14 Salzburger Innsbruck Styria S35 17 Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol Vorarlberg Land A12 16 S36 Arlberg Region 40-51 17-22S16 Arlberg 15 18 TirolTirol Arlberg Hospiz Hotel A13 Graz A2 19 Der Berghof Inn 20 Hotel Gasthof Post 317 21 Hotel Goldener Berg East Tirol A10 A9 22 Kristiania Lech Millstätter A2 See Carinthia 23 Sporthotel Lorünser Drau Ossiacher See Bregenzerwald Region 52-53 Klagenfurt 24 Hotel Gasthof Hirschen Wörther See A2 A11 0 10 20 30 40 50 km Published by: Austrian Tourist Office New York | Editor & Production: Marsa Kindl-Omuse | Graphic Design: CommDesign | Publishing date: February 2015 | Produced in Canada All information are subject to change. We reserve the right to alter information without prior notice. Copyrights of all images lie with the respective hotels. © Ed. Hölzel, Wien 2 3 Experience Austrian hospitality at its finest The Austria Collection exemplifies the best in Austrian hospitality and its members are excellent options for your stay in Austria. Participation is by invitation only and each property has been carefully chosen by our team at the Austrian Tourist Office. Choose from this curated group of premier hotels and enjoy a uniquely Austrian travel experience. Each hotel represents true Austrian hospitality: • Authentic and sociable hosts • Top personalized service • Unique hotel architecture and design • Welcoming, elegant ambience • Excellent local culinary specialties • Highly reviewed by guests Getting There from the U.S.: Austrian Airlines offers five non-stop flights from North America to Vienna Interna- tional Airport: New York, Newark, Washington, Chicago, Toronto. www.austrian.com Another option is to fly to Munich or Zurich with Lufthansa or Swiss, with con- venient and frequent train connections to western Austria. Other international airports in Austria: Graz, Innsbruck, Linz, Klagenfurt, Salzburg. www.swiss.com www.lufthansa.com Getting There from Australia: With twice daily services to Vienna, Emirates offers the most frequent connections between Australia and Austria from major cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Bris- bane, Perth and Adelaide. The middle eastern hub is Dubai. www.emirates.com Austrian Airlines flies daily code-share services with Star Alliance Partners. www.aua.com Etihad & FlyNiki offer flights to Vienna via Abu Dhabi. www.etihad.com 4 5 VIENNA Your Host The DO & CO Hotel is part of the Aus- trian DO & CO family, an internationally operating group with famous restaurants, lounges, cafés, and a worldwide success- ful catering business for sports events like the Formula 1 Paddock Club, Champions League Finals, UEFA European Champi- onships, as well as for hospitality solu- tions for more than 40 airlines. DO & CO Hotel Vienna Location A swanky design hotel with the best address in town In the center of Vienna, facing St. Stephen’s Cathedral Stephansplatz 12, 1010 Vienna You cannot beat the DO & CO’s spectacular location. Amenities Nearby Attractions Right in the heart of Vienna, in front of the stunning St. St. Stephen’s Cathedral: 1 min walk Poltrona Frau Italian-style beds with Swissflex mattresses Stephen’s Cathedral, the hotel is within walking distance to Golden Quarter Shopping: 5 min walk most famous attractions and sites in Vienna. Its other neigh- Rain forest showers, Jacuzzis in Suites and ETRO Vienna State Opera: 7 min walk bors include designer boutiques and traditional Viennese amenities Imperial Palace: 10 min walk shops along the grand pedestrian paths of Graben, Kärntner Strasse and Kohlmarkt. This Design Hotel has 43 rooms and Complimentary Wi-Fi in the entire hotel Getting There suites and offers round-the-clock personalized service. Vienna Airport: 25 min by car Amazing views of Vienna’s landmark, St. Stephen’s Vienna Main Station: 15 min by car Room Types Cathedral Vienna West Station: 10 min by car Courtyard Room: 344 sq-ft / 32 m2, overlooking the inside court Closest Subway Station: Stephansplatz of the building. From € 229 Offsite Holmes Place Health Club & Spa is complimentary for hotel guests (U1, U3): 1 min walk Cityview room: 344 sq-ft / 32 m2, overlooking St. Stephen’s Concierge Recommendation square or Graben pedestrian zone, all rooms equipped with Offsite Holmes Place Health Club & Spa is complimentary Ask the concierge for the unique The Bang & Olufsen flat-screen, built-in English and American sock- for hotel guests ets. From € 249 Third Man Tour, or the three-hour guided tour to Vienna’s secret places. Deluxe Suite: 645 sq-ft / 60 m2, amazing view of the cathedral, An open kitchen restaurant with a range of international brand new Xbox 360 Kinect, can connect with two Cityview cuisines: from Asian-inspired flavors to classic Viennese Booking Contact cuisine rooms making a perfect setup for families. From € 740 T +43-1-24188 Dome Suite: 753 sq-ft / 70 m2, luxurious and comfortable with The stylish ONYX bar has stunning views over St. Stephen’s [email protected] access to a terrace overlooking the heart of the city, private Cathedral and is a favorite with the locals www.docohotel.com ONYX Bar integrated in suites living room. From 1,250 € www.facebook.com/docohotel *All prices per night per room including all taxes and charges and breakfast buffet. Limousine airport service, concierge services, guided tours, daily turndown service with DEMEL pastries, rooftop event rooms with breathtaking views 6 7 VIENNA Your Host “Looking for a showroom for my art collection, I transformed a patrician house in Vienna’s artists’ quarter into a boutique hotel. It has always been my wish to create the surroundings in such a way that I personally would want to spend my time there. My philosophy is based on three components: supporting young artists, providing outstanding service for Hotel Altstadt Vienna my guests and creating a fulfilling atmo- A boutique hotel for the artful soul sphere and a high quality of life for my employees.” Otto Wiesenthal Location Located on Spittelberg in the artistic A carefully restored 19th-century patrician house, the Amenities Altstadt Vienna is a meeting place for lovers of art – a haven seventh district for travelers seeking a hotel with character. All 45 rooms Comfy beds with special box spring mattresses by French Kirchengasse 41, 1070 Vienna and suites are individually designed, many by renowned manufacturer TRECA Nearby Attractions designers, such as Matteo Thun and POLKA. Personal ser- All rooms with shower/bath, MALIN+GOETZ amenities MuseumsQuartier: 5 min walk vice, combined with bold innovation has made the Altstadt Vienna what it is today: an epicenter of fine living. Mariahilferstrasse Shopping: 8 min walk LED TVs in all rooms, complimentary Wi-Fi in all areas Kunsthistorisches Museum: 10 min walk Ringstrasse: 10 min walk Room Types Two rooms with terraces with wonderful views over the Altstadt Classic: 220-300 sq-ft / 20-28 m2, in a traditional, rooftops of Vienna Getting There classy style. From € 139 Vienna Airport: 40 min by car Altstadt Reloaded: 220-300 sq-ft / 20-28 m2, designer rooms A lavish breakfast buffet (organic and regional) is included Vienna Main Station: 15 min by car in the price by well-known designers, eg. Matteo Thun, POLKA, Dietrich/ Vienna Westbahnhof: 5 min by car Untertrifaller, Lena Hoschek. From € 149 Cozy bar with open fire place, drinks and snacks through- Closest Subway Station: Volkstheater Junior Suites: 400-500 sq-ft / 37-47 m2, spacious bathroom, out the day, complimentary afternoon tea with homemade (U2, U3) 5 min walk partly equipped with stand-alone bath tub. From € 189 cake Concierge Recommendation One and Two Bedroom Suite: Spacious rooms 538-1,184 sq-ft / The hotel is surrounded by many creative 2 The owner’s private art collection, with over 300 works, is 50-110 m with one or two bedrooms and separate living room. Austrian boutiques and restaurants. Take From € 219 spread throughout the hotel and rooms a stroll and discover charming souvenirs, 2 Apartment: 860 sq-ft / 80 m , located on the top floor of the have lunch and chat with locals. hotel with a good view of the church, with bedroom, living room and kitchenette. From € 279. Booking Contact *All prices per night per room including all taxes and charges and breakfast buffet. T +43-1-522-6666 [email protected] www.altstadt.at www.facebook.com/Altstadt.Vienna 8 9 VIENNA Your Host The Schick Hotels – five privately run city hotels in the heart of Vienna - have been run by the Schick family for more than 130 years. The current owner, Martin Schick, ensures that all guests are treated with Viennese hospitality. Location Along the famous Ringstrasse boulevard which surrounds the historic center of Hotel Am Parkring Vienna Serving up more than a century of Viennese charm Parkring 12, 1010 Vienna Nearby Attractions Stadtpark: 2 min walk High above the famous Ringstrasse, Hotel Am Parkring Amenities House of Music: 7 min walk offers views over the rooftops of Vienna.
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