Built upon the historic Renaissance fortifications of Vienna’s original city walls, Palais Coburg is a small luxury hotel, with just 35 exclusive spaces converted from the original palace architecture into unique suites for business and luxury travelers alike.
Inside the 19th-century neoclassical structure, you’ll find a blend of sleek glass-plated surfaces and bars, artfully combined with the historic wine cellars, Renaissance-era city walls and imperial architecture from the former palace of Prince Ferdinand von Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
Head to the rooftop to indulge in the spa, which includes a whirlpool, a sauna, a steam bath, a pool and a sprawling sun terrace.
Another reason to book a room here: Palais Coburg boasts the last remaining view from the Ringstrasse to Stadtpark, best enjoyed from the balcony of your private suite.- The historic wine cellar
vaults are home to more than 60,000 bottles from around the world, acquired
over centuries from private collectionsand exclusive auctions. Housed in six subterranean spaces with vaulted brickwork
ceilings, the cellar provides tours and tastings of the extensive collection.
- Each room is named for a
famous member of the Saxe-Coburg dynasty (the former owners of the Palais) and
comes with ample space and light. Manysuites also include garden-facing views and
balconies.
- The restriction of 35
rooms gives Palais Coburg an intimate atmosphere, ensuring your stay is private
and pleasant — more of a residence than a hotel.
- The luxury Vienna hotel
is also home to Silvio Nickol. Not only is this fine-dining gem a feast for
the eyes and palate, but it is also regarded as one of the premier restaurants
in Europe.
- With a view across to
Stadtpark or St. Stephen’sCathedral from its many
balconies and a private garden, the Palais offers more outdoor options than any
other luxury hotel in Vienna.
- Snag an in-room snack. Your
mini-bar is included in the price of your suite, as is a full breakfast served
in the Clementinerestaurant overlooking the palace gardens.
- For enchanting views of
St. Stephen’s Cathedral, as well as easy access to the hotel’s spa and pool,
book the 800-square-foot Luise suite.
- Some rooms are split
across two levels in a maisonette style,so if you’re not a fan of stairs, request a single-level
room with a balcony so you don't miss out on stellar views.
Blending 19th-century
elegance with contemporary refinement, the suites here are warmly modern, with
imperial touches — think damask
bedding and parquet flooring, glass-plated balcony doors and cherry wood
furniture.
Separate baths and standalone
showers are available in all suites, complete with Acqua di Parma bath
products.
Fully equipped kitchens
are available in all residence-style suites.
You won't feel cramped in
this central city stay. All rooms come with separate living and sleeping areas,
along with spacious writing desks.
- Staking its claim on the
Ringstrasse since 1802, Palais Coburg is discreetly lodged in the city center
of Vienna.
- The boutique hotel is within
walking distance to Vienna’s art-deco cinema, Gartenbaukino, and the picturesque Franziskanerplatz.
- Set back from the main
traffic of the Ringstrasse by a block, but maintaining its view across to
Stadtpark, the property commands
vistas of city highlights in all
directions.
